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DIY Leather Pulls with Cricut

posted on : June 18, 2021 posted by : Jessie 0 Comment

This post is in partnership with Cricut, a company I love. All opinions here are my own. Thank you for supporting the brands that help support this blog.

I have been working on remodeling Saylor’s bedroom for awhile now. This room might be small, but it sure is going to mighty. While working in a small room, it is so important to not waste any amount of space. Every space is equally important and needs to be super organized. So, I am labeling anything and everything I can with my Cricut Maker. Wait till you see what I have created in the empty space inside her lofted bed…AHHHhhhh…it’s so good!

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Creating with Sugru

posted on : December 2, 2020 0 Comment

This post is sponsored with thanks to Sugru, but all thoughts and opinions like always are my own. If this project leaves you feeling inspired, why not create your own at home and tag #SugruCozyCorner for the chance to win $500 worth of HomeDepot vouchers! Also, be sure to sign up for Sugru’s awesome newsletter here before December 18th to win a free pack of Sugru!

Okay…so who’s ready to do a super easy DIY? I’ve been challenged by my friends at Sugru to reimagine a corner of my home this winter. Now, what if I told you we won’t be using a singe tool? Do I have your attention now?

Have you heard of Sugru? Well, if your answer is no, let me help you change that!! This super cool product is the world’s first multipurpose moldable glue. That’s right, a glue that you can mould and it remains flexible when set. It can stick to so many materials like glass, ceramic, wood, metal and most plastics. Crazy right! The best part is it can be used for so many different purposes, like fixing, bonding or creating things.

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Jeffrey Court All-Star Challenge Reveal

posted on : July 8, 2020 2 Comments

Did you blink? That’s how fast the Jeffrey Court All-Star Challenge went by. Just like before renovating a bathroom is definitely hard stuff but, in the end completely worth it! Did you know that this is the last bathroom in my home that needed to be renovated! That’s all 3 bathrooms gutted and rebuilt back up by ME! Big thank you to my friends at Jeffrey Court for making that feat even possible! Not to mention having some of the most beautiful tile in them! Also, huge thank you to Pfister Faucets for helping sponsoring this amazing project. All of their fixtures really brought the whole space to life.

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Week 5 ~ Let’s Get Tiling

posted on : July 1, 2020 0 Comment

Okay…so I’m having flashbacks of my last Jeffrey Court Challenge! Just like last time week 5 just flew by! I have so much to complete in such a short time. This seems to be the time when I seem to really thrive though and I finally can see my vision come to life. Renovating any space by yourself in just 6 weeks from the studs up is not for the faint of heart. So, I’m going to make this week short and sweet, and then back to work for me.

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Jeffrey Court Renovation Challenge ~ Final Reveal

posted on : November 6, 2019 4 Comments

Well, that’s a wrap on The Jeffrey Court Renovation Challenge! I can’t even believe how quickly 6 weeks flew by. I’m not going to lie, completely renovating a Master Bathroom in 6 weeks is not for the faint of heart. This was by FAR the hardest project I have done thus far. Literally every single inch of my body hurts and I am starting to resemble a homeless person right about now. Not to mention, I am failing in all other parts of my life, wife, mother, friend, etc. I have been working non-stop on this project, down till the very last hour in the competition…all the sweat, blood (there really was blood), and oh my goodness the tears and so so much coffee were all completely worth it in the end though.

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Jeffrey Court Renovation Challenge ~ Week 5

posted on : October 29, 2019 2 Comments

Okay…so looks like week 5 just flew by! Yikes, I still have so much to get done. Time to really buckle down and get serious. Just so we are clear, I have been buckled down and completely serious this whole time. Renovating a Master Bathroom in just 6 weeks from the studs up is not for the faint of heart. So, I’m going to make this week short and sweet, and then back to work for me.