Tuesday’s Treasures and a Christmas Vignette

Welcome to Tuesday’s Treasures!

 I’m glad to know I’m not alone in my “snooping” at night!
Awhile back I found this cute wooden box for $2 at a garage sale, I  couldn’t go home without it!
I spray painted some primer over the print, added some grey paint and brushed on a stain.
It houses my burlap tree, books and a few dollar store ornaments just perfectly!


An easy, inexpensive vignette that can be changed throughout the seasons!
Here are some highlights from last week link party!  Every week you blow me away with your creativity!
The most adorable little girls room from Three Pixie Lane
Honeycomb creative $20 gift
Cynthia’s beautiful tree
Chic Beautiful Life DIY mirrored coffee table
And so many more but I have to stop somewhere….

The theme is always DIY and most important, have fun!

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26 thoughts on “Tuesday’s Treasures and a Christmas Vignette

  1. Dear Kristin,

    I'm totally thrilled by the wooden box. This is not only a super sale. It's so pretty. And you can use all the year for a lot of things and as decoration. Outside, inside, in the kitchen, for newspapers, than tablet – so great. And you have make a super makeover job. Now the wooden box looks very expencive ;)

    Kristin, I like your posts so muchs. You are always interesting, inspiring and exciting!!!

    I wish you a dream day, my love.

    Tine

  2. I am loving the paint job on your box! It turned out GREAT! So pretty and elegant yet simple to rest your eyes on! Thank you for the feature, too! I came to link this morning and saw it! What a nice surprise on this freezing cold morning here in SC!! Good morning to you and thanks!! Christie

  3. I love the stockings at the end of the bed!! I thought I would do away with red in my decor…ok more burgandy:) but I LOVE red!!
    I love what you did with the box btw…so many uses for it and the price? Good find:)

  4. Kristin, I love
    how you see the
    POSSIBILITIES in
    things and then turn
    that vision into reality!
    Thanks for highlighting
    some of your links. I
    especially love the little
    girl's room….I think it
    could translate easily into
    a darling guest room, too.
    You are such a bright spot
    in the blogging world and I
    always leave with a smile or
    idea. Thank you for that.
    Happy Tuesday!
    xx Suzanne

  5. What a great little box to use throughout the year! You have it filled so cute!

    Great features… I'll have to go take a look!

    Hope your day is a happy one!

    Thanks so much for hosting, Kristin!
    xx

  6. Hi Kristin~ I shared an older post this week-( might have already it shared it before) Hope it's okay to share something older. Thanks for hosting!

  7. the wooden carrier is such a beautiful find……i like how you changed it to fit into your home – love it that it will work for all seasons!
    ~tracie

  8. Thanks for hosting! I am new here and could not get your button to work…:( Thanks for all your great projects. I will stop back by and try to grab your button!

  9. Love the box..love it all! Funny my sister and I used to say we were going for "A gawk walk" after dark,love to peer into homes(without being noticed)….talk soon!!xoxo

  10. Hi Kristin! I love what you did with that beautiful box and I'm sooooo glad you high-lighted Christie's daughter's darling room! I'm a little tardy joining the party this week but better late than never! :-)
    Vanessa

  11. [email protected] on said:

    Aren't you the queen of crafty. Love your garage sale find turned into super cute vignette.
    Blessings,
    Valerie

  12. What a great find your box was. It looks wonderful painted gray holding your books and your pretty little tree. I love the little tree wrapped in burlap in your bucket. Those are beautiful DIY projects you posted. Amazing talent!

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