Whitewashing has become more popular with the farmhouse and vintage decor that is in style right now. It’s very popular on all of the home shows too. So why not make your own decor and give it a touch of whitewash?
I will be showing you how to whitewash the farmhouse lantern that I made. You can use this process on wood crafts, furniture, wood signs, etc.
What is a whitewash?
Don’t pay on upwards of $30 on the decorative lanterns that are so hot right now when you can pay less than $5 to make one of these Dollar Tree DIY Lanterns. These beautiful lanterns are easy to make. And to beat it all, they’re made from real woodblocks. No saw needed!
Have you seen all the rage that’s going around with the reverse canvas? I’m going to show you how to make a reverse canvas farmhouse sign using an upcycled canvas print. This is sort of a play on the farmhouse wood signs that have been around for many years. I make both the wood signs and canvas signs. The canvas signs are way easier to make.
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I am decorating our front porch for Independence Day. I decorated mason jars to go on it too. You can check it out here. I thought that I would do a quick tutorial on how to make a farmhouse garland for Independence Day. The best thing about this garland is that you don’t have to only use it once a year as a decoration for July 4th. It can be used with your farmhouse decor all year around. Read on to learn how to make this garland and to learn some ideas to use it for other holidays!
Welcome to my Valentine’s Day Deco Mesh Wreath Tutorial. All materials used in this tutorial are from Dollar Tree. I wanted this wreath to look a little different. So I chose to do it in pink and red.