This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf All You, Southern Living, Real Simple, and People
Hey Lovelies!! Are you looking for the latest in Cooking, decorating, party planning or DIY ideas? I'm always on the look out for new ways to create and not spend a fortune. No one wants to break the bank when trying to express themselves :) I feel like each season is always a little bit different and my style usually reflects the change in season. Summer is always a fun time! You can use so many fun colors and patterns...like my favorite chevron and polka-dots, while fall brings out warm and cozy colors and patterns...ahem burlap...only my favorite thing ever :) I love to look for inspiration, so when I am out and about thrifting I have things in mind that I am looking for. You can get craft ideas from magazines and online, then turn around and see how you can make your own craft stash work for whatever trend you want to try out. You don't have to break the bank to create something fantastic for your home or yourself. See what you currently have, what you find at thrift stores, and on sale, to try out new trends and create fabulous!
To get great ideas and inspiration for fall cooking, decorating, party planning or DIY ideas check out ALL YOU, Real Simple, Southern Living and PEOPLE magazines. They have so many great tips, tricks, and ideas to get the creative juices flowing!
Here are a few projects I have made in the past....
No Sew Burlap Table Runner- A simple project and it requires no sewing. Woot! Woot! All you need is burlap, ribbon, and craft glue!
Radiant Orchid Wreath- Simple to make. All you need is yarn, pins, and some fake flowers. The possiblities are endless with this one!
The 20 minute Maxi Skirt- Take very little time and is so much cheaper to make yourself, than buying in the store!
I love being inspired and coming up with a great project to wear or decorate my home with. So fun!
Don't forget to print the in store $1-off coupon to pick up ALL YOU, Real Simple, Southern Living and PEOPLE magazine in-store for some
great inspiration. You can also find these magazines at your local
library.
These magazines are always my staples for craft, cooking, DIY, and beauty.. There are so many fabulous tips and articles that
you can spend hours reading.
How do you get craft inspiration?
XO Danielle
How do you get craft inspiration?
XO Danielle
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