We are back again with a project in my son's room! A little while ago I created the ball run in my son's room. It has been such a huge hit in our house so far. My only complaint was that we didn't have anywhere for the balls to land so they ended up all over the floor. I had one of the end tables that I have redone countless times to fit our needs over the years sitting where the ball run ends. I figured that I might as well put it to use and have it actually catch the balls so I whipped out my saw and some paint and got started.

Over the years that I've been doing DIY, I've realized that there are a few things that seem daunting, but are actually so stupid easy that it's really silly not to do them yourself. One of those tasks is installing a faucet. I've done countless faucets and both my mom's and my house and it only gets easier. So, let me show you how so you can check that off your DIY bucket list!

It’s become common knowledge that I absolutely detest the wire shelving that came with our builder grade house. Whoever designed the storage and shelving situation have basically become my arch nemesis. I have made it my mission to replace all of them as well as add new shelving all throughout my home. So come along with me as I painstakingly battle shelves on every floor of my house.

Over 6 years that I have been doing DIY projects closets have become a particular speciality of mine. I’ve completed many closet re-vamps in every floor of my house as well as multiple in my parent’s home. I thought it would be fun to do a recap of those projects to see how far I’ve come. This week we will focus on all of the closets at my parents’ house.

Over the 6 years I have been doing DIY projects, closets have become a particular specialty of mine. I’ve completed many closet re-vamps on every floor of my house as well as multiple in my parents’ home. I thought it would be fun to do a recap of those projects to see how far I’ve come. This week, let’s look through all of the closets at my house.

 I'm finally getting back into working on my son's room epic room. The kids are currently using a mattress on the floor as a crash pad but that mattress will eventually need to go into the Murphy bed that I have planned. We still need a crash pad, though, so I decided to use an old crib mattress that we had. I needed a cover for the mattress but they can be pretty pricey, so I decided to just make my own.