In this video I feature 12 ways to upcycle thrifted and dollar store items into some easy and fun winter and Christmas decor. Thanks to BioTRUST for sponsoring this video! Head to biotrust.com/OurGreeneAcres to get up to 51% OFF + FREE US shipping! I show many projects creating budget friendly pieces you can use in your home for Fall or any occasion. Decorating your home does not have to cost a lot of money and it's also fun to transform items to fit into your home decor style. Lots of decor projects that are easy, budget friendly and lots of fun to make! Hope you enjoy the video and if you haven't already, please SUBSCRIBE to my channel, LIKE and COMMENT! SUBSCRIBE to Our Greene Acres Channel: ua-cam.com/channels/_y-4G3xpGqCV6fqVPinzgA.html SUBSCRIBE to Teresa Greene Channel: ua-cam.com/channels/X-RP3c29nRezfAULx05Gzg.html Follow me on: ✶ Instagram @ourgreeneacres ✶ Pinterest @ourgreeneacres Many of the craft supplies and home decor pieces I use in my videos are listed in my Amazon store. It is loaded and stocked with so many beautiful and affordable decor items for your home and crafting supplies! AMAZON STORE: ** Paid Links to Amazon. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Store Link: www.amazon.com/shop/ourgreeneacres Decoupage Paper used in this video: Rocycled Christmas Master Board Decoupage Paper: www.ruthandruby.com/products/roycycled-christmas-masterboard-decoupage-paper?_pos=15&_sid=464bb4af1&_ss=r www.ruthandruby.com/products/roycycled-ephemeral-burlap-decoupage-paper?_pos=28&_sid=8f15ee61e&_ss=r DIY Liquid Patina: www.ruthandruby.com/products/diy-crystal-clear-chandelier-liquid-patina?_pos=1&_sid=a9c7e0e2e&_ss=r IOD Brayer:www.ruthandruby.com/products/brayer?_pos=1&_sid=663e542ac&_ss=r Graphics Fairy Website: thegraphicsfairy.com/ For more Christmas and holiday inspiration, make sure to check out my Christmas video playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PL1GBqze0CWfG0OMSncU_lsErmiiyITfXs.html IOD, DIY Liquid Patina and other products I used in this video can be purchased @RUTH AND RUBY: www.ruthandruby.com/ Affiliate Link to Decoupage Paper Website: decoupagequeen.com/?aff=30 AFFILIATE LINK to purchase Fast Cast, decor and craft supplies: vintagebeedesign.com/?sca_ref=2499850.y0mB4qdCLP
THANK YOU for the beautiful cotton field at the end of the video. My Daddy was a cotton farmer. At the end of Summer, I always think of those beautiful fields and the man who worked so hard to provide for his family by growing and picking cotton. God Bless You for this! ❤️
Hello Teresa‼️ I want to let you know that I have to try painting a few glassware items, as you have done. I have been trying to find pink Christmas glassware of various types. You gave this great idea of spray painting some items that I already have on hand. I have always been leary of spray painting on glass. I now have the confidence to do so, thanks to you. I bought a 4-5 ft "pink flocked Christmas tree at an antique store for $20. It came with a beautiful skirt. I want to maybe dress it up and put it in the dining room, this year. I have some pretty pink bowls, plates, etc. Now I need to find my stash of Christmas mugs, knickknacks, and maybe some candlesticks to paint. I'm really excited to see the outcome.😮 You are my favorite crafter because I love how you transform unique items into Shabby Chic or French country decor.❣️ Many thanks for sharing your talents with all of us. Anxiously awaiting the next video ‼️🫶
Hi Teresa. I haven't commented before but I just had to thank you for your videos❣️ Your creativity is limitless dear lady. I love your sweet demeanor and soothing voice. Blessings from Texas. ❤
my sister is one of those people who doesn't need anything but loves christmas. I am going to try decoupaging something like the letter holder for her.
You can use old Christmas cards too for inserting in the frames. I have saved every Christmas card that my husband and I have received for the last 32 years! I enjoyed all your projects.
Thank you Sparky...calling you Sparky cause you "spark" my creative juices. Love how you used the Fast Cast resin to cover up an imperfection. Thank you for sharing all you do.
Just found your you tube. Seeing the field of cotton brought back memories. In our family were a lot of cotton pickers. I went to school through the week then on Saturday we picked with our dad. Then we got to go to town. My dad would give us a dollar. Back then I could buy several things for that $. I don't miss it. We were poor an would do jobs we didn't like to do make a dollar.
Teresa these Diy's are stunning I love the white in most of these projects I have all three transfer books this year I told my husband I won't be throwing away the covers of these beautiful transfers you be silly after spending that much money on each book use everything you can. One of my favorite was that box that you use the Santa Claus transfer on plus the pitcher with those beautiful flowers I can't wait to find something to use that one on. You and Ben have a wonderful week sending you both lots of love your way.
Teresa, your creativity and imagination are just amazing. LOVE you and your channel. Keep those wonderful videos coming, I love every one of them!! Blessings😇
Lots of great upcycles! There's also nothing like Alabama farm scenery. I was born in Geneva, Al. ( Dad was there just for temp. job right out of college (Auburn). A lot of my family live in different parts of Alabama.
Teresa, I loved all your beautiful DIY’s. Thanks for all your ideas and ways to flips and change an ordinary piece of items at a thrift store of rummage or garage sale and make it have beauty and a new life in today’s society. The poor stool dedicated his legs and was reborn to a new life and age to overcome all the hardships he had been. Now, he will “RISE UP” and help any and all the others who need assistance: plants, vases, pictures, books, dishes, etc… The legs and cross bars can be used as peduncles, framing, trunks for Christmas or any tree, etc… So sorry for such a long comment. My husband’s family lives in the Mississippi Delta. Family reunion is always the first weekend of November. All you see when you go up there is a sea of cotton. The first time I went I was so intrigued. I had seen fields of cotton before, but not miles upon miles of cotton. You would also see bales of cotton were they had started the harvest. Sometimes the harvest would be completed. It always depended on the weather. There had also changed how the bales were covered. My first trip, the bales had no covering. About ten years they had a cheese cloth textured plastic material that was stretched over the bales with a number spray painted on it. Several years later and to date, they put a solid white plastic just like what is now put on big hay bales and they are spray painted a number. When we were on our way back to Laurel, Mississippi, a few times we would stop on side of the were a firmed had been harvested and cut a few stalks of cotton. I put them in a vase on my mantle. You can not get dust off of a cotton bole, even though, I had a house keeper that came every week and my a/c filter was changed monthly. We did live on a farm and a dirt road. That is life for you. You can’t dust cotton. As I has gotten a little more knowledgeable about crafting, I could have sprayed the boles of cotton with hairspray and it might have helped stiffen the boles of cotton and the dust could have shaken of and wiped of gently with a cloth. What do you think? Reunion is coming up in November. I don’t know if I will attend. My husband and in-laws passed away five years ago and it is just me and my son and 2 grandchildren here in Laurel. My health is not the best. It is a 4 hour drive. It reunion starts Friday night through Sunday morning breakfast. Will need hotel rooms. The grandkids are 2- little girl and the little boy will be 1- on November 4th, which is that Saturday of the reunion. I doubt we will go. Mom stated little man walked a few steps today, but he didn’t walk by himself again. I am pretty sure; he will be up and walking before his first birthday. Amazing, he has achieved and developed in areas quicker than his sister. She is not developmentally delayed or anything like that; she was on point or above on others. It’s amazing that these babies are doing so well with their developmental skills. I have a friend and her grandson was walking at 9 months old. Peanut May have been, if I had gotten his walker sooner, but I am on a limited income.
Thank you for your beautiful video especially the video of the cotton field. I'm from Alabama and it is a beautiful state. All of your DIYS were gorgeous. God bless
Since I recently started watching your videos, Ive started going to my local Savers which is the name of Our goodwill store near me. I can’t tell you how excited I get when I’m there, I love looking at all the things that time Has forgotten and all the new ideas I have now since subscribing to your channel. You have such an amazing Talent for taking items that most people would throw away and making something wonderful out of them.❤ Thank You! Ps, love all your videos 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Wow! So many wonderful ideas. I love what you did with the envelope and the stool and everything. You really have such a beautiful ideas, especially for a shabby chic rustic Christmas. Thanks for sharing. Hope you have a beautiful week!😊
Hi Teresa. Beautiful decor; as always. I have a bag full of red jingle bells. You gave me an idea with having them tied around a vase. Guess I'll be painting tomorrow. Have a blessed day.
I live surrounded by cotton fields also and Harvest time is in progress. So glad the heat has relented. I couldn't tell you how many items I've passed up at the thrift store because they were such hideous colors. Your simple solution to spray paint them is genius! TFS
Hey Teresa. I’ve been watching you for a couple years and just realized I wasn’t subscribed. I sure fixed that. I’ve never used transfers and stuff it hasn’t been my style but I’m really starting to love it from watching you and Julie over at Julie’s designs and signs. Where is your beautiful greenery that you style with from? It’s so green.. lol! Thanks for all the inspiration!
I didn't grow up around a cotton field, but we did live in a mill village that was originally owned by the local cotton mill that made cotton material. My mom worked there along with a lot of her family, so the connection is still there. Thanks so much for sharing all of these beautiful decor pieces. I really love watching your videos on Sunday mornings as I'm drinking my coffee and getting ready to start my day. God bless you and Ben.
We have no cotton fields in Idaho. I am surround by Agriculture. We are harvesting Idaho Potatoes and sugar beets. Cutting down the stool is a fabulous idea. AND using the graphics from the IOD transfer books, what a great idea. ❤❤ You definitely boost my inspiration and motivation. Thank You. Hope you have a happy weekend.
Teresa~ I love all the items painted in that Sand Dollar color, especially that beautiful box with the bow on top! So pretty, so pretty ! Yes ….don’t forget to use those front covers on the Transfers Books ! Love the vessel that you used that pretty Transfer on. Love that Book and the Woodland Animal one. I have got to get brave and use the resin. I know it is easy, just need to jump in and do it…LOL!!!! Another beautiful video! I remember the first time I saw cotton fields in South Carolina when my sister lived there. So pretty ! But one must know how to pick it so you don’t get hurt! A kid from New York State had no idea ! LOL! God bless 🧡🍁🍁🧡
I absolutely love your taste and style!!! I’ve been a long time subbie and still get inspired by so many of your projects… thank you for all you do and share☺️
In this video I feature 12 ways to upcycle thrifted and dollar store items into some easy and fun winter and Christmas decor. Thanks to BioTRUST for sponsoring this video! Head to biotrust.com/OurGreeneAcres to get up to 51% OFF + FREE US shipping!
I show many projects creating budget friendly pieces you can use in your home for Fall or any occasion. Decorating your home does not have to cost a lot of money and it's also fun to transform items to fit into your home decor style. Lots of decor projects that are easy, budget friendly and lots of fun to make! Hope you enjoy the video and if you haven't already, please SUBSCRIBE to my channel, LIKE and COMMENT!
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Many of the craft supplies and home decor pieces I use in my videos are listed in my Amazon store. It is loaded and stocked with so many beautiful and affordable decor items for your home and crafting supplies!
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Decoupage Paper used in this video:
Rocycled Christmas Master Board Decoupage Paper:
www.ruthandruby.com/products/roycycled-christmas-masterboard-decoupage-paper?_pos=15&_sid=464bb4af1&_ss=r
www.ruthandruby.com/products/roycycled-ephemeral-burlap-decoupage-paper?_pos=28&_sid=8f15ee61e&_ss=r
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www.ruthandruby.com/products/diy-crystal-clear-chandelier-liquid-patina?_pos=1&_sid=a9c7e0e2e&_ss=r
IOD Brayer:www.ruthandruby.com/products/brayer?_pos=1&_sid=663e542ac&_ss=r
Graphics Fairy Website: thegraphicsfairy.com/
For more Christmas and holiday inspiration, make sure to check out my Christmas video playlist:
ua-cam.com/play/PL1GBqze0CWfG0OMSncU_lsErmiiyITfXs.html
IOD, DIY Liquid Patina and other products I used in this video can be purchased @RUTH AND RUBY: www.ruthandruby.com/
Affiliate Link to Decoupage Paper Website: decoupagequeen.com/?aff=30
AFFILIATE LINK to purchase Fast Cast, decor and craft supplies:
vintagebeedesign.com/?sca_ref=2499850.y0mB4qdCLP
I grew up in South Georgia and we had cotton fields all around us. My father was from Alabama. Thanks for reminding me of my home I miss so much.
My father in law grew up picking cotton in Haleyville, Alabama. He would be 93 now.
I grew up in Hamilton
Oh I just love these flips❤. It’s like the original Teresa🎉🎉🎉 Beautiful. I especially love the stool ❤❤❤
THANK YOU for the beautiful cotton field at the end of the video. My Daddy was a cotton farmer. At the end of Summer, I always think of those beautiful fields and the man who worked so hard to provide for his family by growing and picking cotton. God Bless You for this! ❤️
Cotton! A life long dream of mine is to see the “older “ cotton gin working. I’m a quilter
I love all your Holiday decor. I think I like the pitchers the best.
I think your idea of a no stress Christmas, just relax and enjoy. 😁
Hello Teresa‼️ I want to let you know that I have to try painting a few glassware items, as you have done. I have been trying to find pink Christmas glassware of various types. You gave this great idea of spray painting some items that I already have on hand. I have always been leary of spray painting on glass. I now have the confidence to do so, thanks to you. I bought a 4-5 ft "pink flocked Christmas tree at an antique store for $20. It came with a beautiful skirt. I want to maybe dress it up and put it in the dining room, this year. I have some pretty pink bowls, plates, etc. Now I need to find my stash of Christmas mugs, knickknacks, and maybe some candlesticks to paint. I'm really excited to see the outcome.😮 You are my favorite crafter because I love how you transform unique items into Shabby Chic or French country decor.❣️ Many thanks for sharing your talents with all of us. Anxiously awaiting the next video ‼️🫶
The mugs and the Santa trinket box are my favorite transformations. I love them!!!
Thank you Teresa for sharing all your Beautiful projects!
I love to see how you transform things and then how you style them in your decor Teresa!
Hi Teresa. I haven't commented before but I just had to thank you for your videos❣️ Your creativity is limitless dear lady. I love your sweet demeanor and soothing voice. Blessings from Texas. ❤
I ❤ these simple projects. They are beautiful
my sister is one of those people who doesn't need anything but loves christmas. I am going to try decoupaging something like the letter holder for her.
You can use old Christmas cards too for inserting in the frames. I have saved every Christmas card that my husband and I have received for the last 32 years! I enjoyed all your projects.
Great idea!! Thank you ❤️
Love all of it... So simple but beautiful... Especially love the box with the Santa in the frame. And the trim added is the best yet...
Love everything and how you remake your wonderful finds.
Beautiful as always. You never disappoint . Thank you for sharing. Have a beautiful and blessed week. 💗⛄️🎄🤶
Teresa, I've noticed more people shopping other places before Dollar Tree, me included. Your thrifting is extraordinary. Thx. cgzone8
Thank you Sparky...calling you Sparky cause you "spark" my creative juices. Love how you used the Fast Cast resin to cover up an imperfection. Thank you for sharing all you do.
Awe, I love being called sparky for that reason! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video ❤️ thank you 😊!
Beautiful as always! You do such beautiful DIYS. Your Holiday crafts are no exception!
All my stools I find , I cut down the legs I make them into planter stools ❤
I love that you use thrift store items! It's amazing how you create the finds into something else! 😊
I would call those cotton fields Alabama Snow! Lol
Beautiful projects thank you for sharing 👍🏻👏🏼👏🏼🙋♀️💐💐
All your thrift DIY’s are beautiful. You are very talented. Thank you
Just found your you tube. Seeing the field of cotton brought back memories. In our family were a lot of cotton pickers. I went to school through the week then on Saturday we picked with our dad. Then we got to go to town. My dad would give us a dollar. Back then I could buy several things for that $. I don't miss it. We were poor an would do jobs we didn't like to do make a dollar.
Welcome to my channel! I love your cotton story. I know it was very hard work and appreciate you sharing ❤️
I’m in Enterprise, Alabama so I know what you mean about the weather. Your crafts are so cute and easy. ❤
Oh, Theresa, thank you for these beauties!🎉
Love your taste
I love watching you do your upcycling❤
I love all of your videos. I will definitely be tying bells around a pitcher this Xmas. What a beautiful idea. 🎄🔔
Love everything as usual!! Beautiful! 😍😍😍
Thanks for sharing, Teresa. Really cute ideas today!
Teresa these Diy's are stunning I love the white in most of these projects I have all three transfer books this year I told my husband I won't be throwing away the covers of these beautiful transfers you be silly after spending that much money on each book use everything you can. One of my favorite was that box that you use the Santa Claus transfer on plus the pitcher with those beautiful flowers I can't wait to find something to use that one on. You and Ben have a wonderful week sending you both lots of love your way.
Such easy yet beautiful projects.
Everything is lovely but especially the burlap paper and the bells…. Thanks
Thanks so much 😊
Your videos are always so beautiful everything you create are my favorite right to pick just one thumbs up to all of them ❤️👍
Beautiful as always! If I only had a tenth of your decorating skills!
You can do it! But thank you so much!
Everything was beautiful as usual!!
All of these are beautiful 😇🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻♥️
Teresa, your creativity and imagination are just amazing. LOVE you and your channel. Keep those wonderful videos coming, I love every one of them!! Blessings😇
Always beautiful.
Lots of great upcycles! There's also nothing like Alabama farm scenery. I was born in Geneva, Al. ( Dad was there just for temp. job right out of college (Auburn). A lot of my family live in different parts of Alabama.
❤❤❤You never fail to amaze me. Your voice feels like HOME❤❤
Teresa....I really hope you have gone to France! Simply amazing there....I don't get tired of it!
I bet it’s amazing! Thank you ❤️
I ❤your comments on Xmas and keeping it simple😮. It's all beautiful !
Thank you! 😊
I love your Christmas music
❤❤❤❤ it all simple cute fun to do
Teresa,
I loved all your beautiful DIY’s. Thanks for all your ideas and ways to flips and change an ordinary piece of items at a thrift store of rummage or garage sale and make it have beauty and a new life in today’s society.
The poor stool dedicated his legs and was reborn to a new life and age to overcome all the hardships he had been. Now, he will “RISE UP” and help any and all the others who need assistance: plants, vases, pictures, books, dishes, etc… The legs and cross bars can be used as peduncles, framing, trunks for Christmas or any tree, etc…
So sorry for such a long comment.
My husband’s family lives in the Mississippi Delta. Family reunion is always the first weekend of November. All you see when you go up there is a sea of cotton. The first time I went I was so intrigued. I had seen fields of cotton before, but not miles upon miles of cotton. You would also see bales of cotton were they had started the harvest. Sometimes the harvest would be completed. It always depended on the weather. There had also changed how the bales were covered. My first trip, the bales had no covering. About ten years they had a cheese cloth textured plastic material that was stretched over the bales with a number spray painted on it. Several years later and to date, they put a solid white plastic just like what is now put on big hay bales and they are spray painted a number.
When we were on our way back to Laurel, Mississippi, a few times we would stop on side of the were a firmed had been harvested and cut a few stalks of cotton. I put them in a vase on my mantle. You can not get dust off of a cotton bole, even though, I had a house keeper that came every week and my a/c filter was changed monthly. We did live on a farm and a dirt road. That is life for you. You can’t dust cotton. As I has gotten a little more knowledgeable about crafting, I could have sprayed the boles of cotton with hairspray and it might have helped stiffen the boles of cotton and the dust could have shaken of and wiped of gently with a cloth. What do you think?
Reunion is coming up in November. I don’t know if I will attend. My husband and in-laws passed away five years ago and it is just me and my son and 2 grandchildren here in Laurel. My health is not the best. It is a 4 hour drive. It reunion starts Friday night through Sunday morning breakfast. Will need hotel rooms.
The grandkids are 2- little girl and the little boy will be 1- on November 4th, which is that Saturday of the reunion.
I doubt we will go. Mom stated little man walked a few steps today, but he didn’t walk by himself again. I am pretty sure; he will be up and walking before his first birthday. Amazing, he has achieved and developed in areas quicker than his sister.
She is not developmentally delayed or anything like that; she was on point or above on others. It’s amazing that these babies are doing so well with their developmental skills.
I have a friend and her grandson was walking at 9 months old.
Peanut May have been, if I had gotten his walker sooner, but I am on a limited income.
Love all the things you do! Beautiful work!
Really enjoy your videos and love your ideas. Thank you for sharing your talent and good luck harvesting your cotton!
Really beautiful inspirations. I appreciate your craftiness and sharing it with others!
Thank you for your beautiful video especially the video of the cotton field. I'm from Alabama and it is a beautiful state. All of your DIYS were gorgeous. God bless
Awe, I’m so glad, Karen! Love the cotton fields! Thank you❤️
Since I recently started watching your videos, Ive started going to my local Savers which is the name of
Our goodwill store near me. I can’t tell you how excited I get when I’m there, I love looking at all the things that time
Has forgotten and all the new ideas I have now since subscribing to your channel. You have such an amazing
Talent for taking items that most people would throw away and making something wonderful out of them.❤
Thank You! Ps, love all your videos 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Great ideas, always look forward to your videos!
Everything is gorgeous!
So many great ideas to pick from , Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤
Wow! So many wonderful ideas. I love what you did with the envelope and the stool and everything. You really have such a beautiful ideas, especially for a shabby chic rustic Christmas. Thanks for sharing. Hope you have a beautiful week!😊
Look for Christmas books in the thrift stores and use those pictures as well, even children's Christmas storybooks
Great idea, thanks!
Such beautiful ideas!❤❤❤❤
I always just love all your inspirations Teresa !
Love from Australia ❤
Thank you so much! Love you back❤️
and Mrs T lovely video thanks for sharing your Christmas ideas
Hi Teresa. Beautiful decor; as always. I have a bag full of red jingle bells. You gave me an idea with having them tied around a vase. Guess I'll be painting tomorrow. Have a blessed day.
Very cheerful and creative.
Thank you! 😊
Teresa you are a. Wonder xo
love your channel and you make so many pretty things..
Lovely work!! Thanks dear!! Kathylyn 😊
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you for the video! Beautiful decor
All great projects 👍
I love this upcycles
Totally loved your filigree frame and box. All the projects were all very nice.
Love all you projects
Thanks fo the video. Cute projects.
Wonderful ideas! Thank you for the idea to use the covers of the IOD transfer books!!! I’d not thought to do that and it’s genius!!
Gorgeous! 💜💜🙏🏽
I live surrounded by cotton fields also and Harvest time is in progress. So glad the heat has relented. I couldn't tell you how many items I've passed up at the thrift store because they were such hideous colors. Your simple solution to spray paint them is genius! TFS
More great and creative ideas-thank you
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching!
I love pitchers and vases. Thanks for the inspiration to paint them! Everything is beautiful! ♥️🙂
Love how you totally change an item into something lovely.
Loved everything
Hey Teresa. I’ve been watching you for a couple years and just realized I wasn’t subscribed. I sure fixed that. I’ve never used transfers and stuff it hasn’t been my style but I’m really starting to love it from watching you and Julie over at Julie’s designs and signs. Where is your beautiful greenery that you style with from? It’s so green.. lol! Thanks for all the inspiration!
Thank you sharing these nice diy tips. I loved all your ideas. I will definitily give them a try. You have a great day.
Thank you! You too!
You are so talented, thank you for sharing
Thank you for watching ❤️
Beautiful decor
I didn't grow up around a cotton field, but we did live in a mill village that was originally owned by the local cotton mill that made cotton material. My mom worked there along with a lot of her family, so the connection is still there. Thanks so much for sharing all of these beautiful decor pieces. I really love watching your videos on Sunday mornings as I'm drinking my coffee and getting ready to start my day. God bless you and Ben.
❤❤❤
Great tips Teresa.
Love all your decorations
Thank you so much!
These are all such beautiful projects, Teresa. It makes me want to start decorating for Christmas! You always so the most amazing things!
We have no cotton fields in Idaho. I am surround by Agriculture. We are harvesting Idaho Potatoes and sugar beets.
Cutting down the stool is a fabulous idea. AND using the graphics from the IOD transfer books, what a great idea. ❤❤
You definitely boost my inspiration and motivation. Thank You. Hope you have a happy weekend.
You are amazing
These are all beautiful Teresa, but it's no surprise, I love everything you do to bring your pieces to life my friend. ❤
Thank you for all the new ideas!
You are so welcome!
I have been looking for a stool like that for some larger plants. Great projects
Thank you ❤️
Thanks so much Love it All
So glad! Thank you ❤️
Excellent
Teresa~ I love all the items painted in that Sand Dollar color, especially that beautiful box with the bow on top! So pretty, so pretty !
Yes ….don’t forget to use those front covers on the Transfers Books ! Love the vessel that you used that pretty Transfer on. Love that Book and the Woodland Animal one. I have got to get brave and use the resin. I know it is easy, just need to jump in and do it…LOL!!!!
Another beautiful video! I remember the first time I saw cotton fields in South Carolina when my sister lived there. So pretty ! But one must know how to pick it so you don’t get hurt! A kid from New York State had no idea ! LOL!
God bless 🧡🍁🍁🧡
I absolutely love your taste and style!!! I’ve been a long time subbie and still get inspired by so many of your projects… thank you for all you do and share☺️