by Sara Jo Floyd | Jul 17, 2018 | Art and Design
While the down stairs master suite is still gutted we needed the girls to share the nursery. That meant finding a creative way to fit two toddler-safe beds, a dresser, and armoire all in our 9×12 ft nursery. Today I want to share a video tutorial on how we solved our problems all while keeping the design period appropriate for our 1800s farmhouse. (more…)
by Sara Jo Floyd | Nov 12, 2017 | Uncategorized
During the holidays, life can feel a bit stressful and money can get tight, so today I wanted to share my secret to creating a beautifully rustic Thanksgiving centerpiece on a tight budget. (more…)
by Sara Jo Floyd | Sep 25, 2017 | Art and Design
If you love farmhouse style, then you probably love just about anything with a buffalo check pattern on it! I have had my heart set on having a few buffalo check pillows in our living room, but spending $30+ on a pillow cover was never going to be in our budget. Check out this simple 5 step tutorial that will help you achieve farmhouse style on a grass farmer’s budget. (more…)
by Sara Jo Floyd | Jul 4, 2017 | Art and Design, Farm Life
Just because your little ones may be scared of the loud fireworks, or can’t stay awake past 8pm without a serious meltdown doesn’t mean they can’t celebrate Independence Day too. It just means you must find other ways to include your toddlers or preschoolers in the forth of July celebration. We are sharing a few budget friendly ideas for creating a patriotic atmosphere in your young children’s territory: the backyard. (more…)
by Sara Jo Floyd | Apr 29, 2017 | Renovation
When I shared a shot of my farm sink on Instagram I had several questions and requests to write a post detailing how I refreshed an antique sink. Here is a step-by-step tutorial for anyone trying to do this on a super-tight budget. I am going to show you what did and didn’t work. Hopefully you will be encouraged to take on a similar restoration project that will give an authentic farmhouse feel to your home. (more…)