Pot 'o Gold Centerpiece

Have you ever wanted to find the Pot o' Gold at the end of the rainbow? Look no further because I found the gold and decided to use it as my centerpiece on my table. I also decided to add some pretty flowers and candles to spruce it up even more.

What you need:
- Fake flowers of your choice
- Coins
- Mini bucket
- Green and gold paint
- Candles
- Glass vases
- Mirror

What to do:
1. Paint mini bucket green
2. Once paint is dry, write "Pot 'o Gold" with gold paint
3. Add flowers to the mini bucket and surround with coins (Trick: I added some newspaper underneath the coins so I didn't need to completely fill up the bucket with coins)
4. Add candles to glass vases and surround with coins
5. Arrange mini bucket and vases on mirror
6. Save a handful of coins to scatter around vases and mini bucket


What does your table look like?

Lucky Floral Wall Art

In previous posts, I had mentioned my husband created a shelf for me to put decorations up and of course, St. Patrick's Day is no different. I decided to continue with my St. Patrick's Day theme - Luck of the Irish. 

What you need:
- Cardboard letters that spell out "Lucky"
- Green and gold paint
-Spring/Rose Garland
- Sparkly shamrocks (These are the pieces I removed from the dollar store piece I used for the front door hanger)
- Tape/glue (Used to attach the shamrocks to shelf)

What to do:
1. Paint cardboard letters
2. Add garland to shelf 
3. Place letters in front of garland and tape/glue the shamrocks in-between each letter on shelf.
4. Enjoy your hard work!

1. Paint cardboard letters

2. Add garland to shelf 

3. Place letters in front of garland and tape/glue the shamrocks in-between each letter on shelf.

4. Enjoy your hard work!

What would you decorate on your special shelf?

Welcome Luck Front Door Hanger

Having a wreath for every holiday is so overrated. I wanted something different but still went with the theme of St. Patrick's Day. Everyone always says it is all about the Luck of the Irish or sparkly green. So I went for it and created something that went with just that.

What you need:
-Wooden letters
- Green paint
- Gold glitter
- Green bow
- Welcome cardboard top hat (I used a hanging decoration I got from the dollar store and removed the rest of the pieces)
- Ribbon
- Hot glue gun
- Door hanger

What to do:
1. Paint letters and once dry, add glitter
2. Hot glue ribbon to back of letters
3. Attach bow to door hanger above letters
4. Hang on door and admire!

1. Paint letters and once dry, add glitter

2. Hot glue ribbon to back of letters


3. Attach bow to door hanger above letters

4. Hang on door and admire!

What's on your door this St. Patrick's Day?

Last Minute Valentines Day Decorations

I love decorating my house with Holiday decorations even smaller Holidays such as Valentines Day! Since my husband and I never go crazy for Valentines Day, I figured I would keep the decorations smaller. I came up with 3 fun, easy, DIY decorations that you to can create with a lot of materials you may already have.

Learn how to make Love Door Hanger here

Learn how to make XOXO Wall Art here

Learn how to make Rose Petals and Candles Table Centerpiece here

What are your Valentines Day Decorations?

Love Door Hanger

I love hanging wreaths on the door but wanted something a little different for Valentines Day. Since Valentines Day is all about love and romance I went with that theme. 

What you need:

-Wooden levels (whatever you want to spell, I chose LOVE)

-Hot glue gun

-Red paint (or color of choosing)

-Glitter

-Bow

What to do:
1. Paint wooden letters color of your choosing and then add glitter.
2. Hot glue the letters together in a staggered, off center pattern.
3. Hot glue bow to the top of the letters.
4. Let dry, hang on door, and enjoy the view!

1. Paint wooden letters color of your choosing and then add glitter.

2. Hot glue the letters together in a staggered, off center pattern.

3. Hot glue bow to the top of the letters.

4. Let dry, hang on door, and enjoy the view!

What did you hang on your front door for Valentines Day?

Rose Petals and Candles Table Centerpiece

I always love putting decorations on the table based on the time of year. It is simple but adds to the house and the holiday. 

For Valentines Day, I wanted to go with the whole romantic roses and candles and created my centerpiece off that. My husband and I are wanting to save money so we decided to stay in for a romantic night. I thought this would fit the mood I was going for but also fit the Holiday for just a daily decoration, as well. 

Some of the items I had and the rest I went to my local dollar and craft store.

What you need:

-Tray or mat

-Vase for flowers

-Vases for candles

-Rose petals (I used fake to last longer, but real work too)

-Candles

-Roses or other flowers (I used fake for these too)

What to do:

1. Add flowers to the vase

2. Add petals to the vases with candles

3. Assemble vases on tray.

4. Scatter rose petals all over tray

5. Enjoy your beautiful centerpiece

Do you have a special centerpiece you like to make for Valentines Day?

XOXO Wall Art

Adding a little touch of the holidays can always be nice, even just a few colorful letters. My husband made me a shelf that I am allowed to decorate with whatever I want. I decided to keep it simple and nothing to extreme.

What you need:
-4 Cardboard Box Letters (or more if you have more room)
-White and pink paint (or color of your choice)
-Spring/Rose garland
-Lights (optional)

What to do:
1. Paint each letter color of choosing. I went with pink X's and white O's.
2. Intertwine garland and lights and lay out on shelf.
3. Once dry, set up letters in front of garland.
4. Admire your work!

1. Paint each letter color of choosing. I went with pink X's and white O's.

2. Intertwine garland and lights and lay out on shelf.

3. Once dry, set up letters in front of garland.

What does your decoration shelf look like?