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THE WEEKEND EDIT THE HALLOWEEN ISSUE

October 16, 2021

Hello Saturday!

How are you this weekend? It was a busy week here after being back east for ten days with friends. I shared a few photos on Instagram. As much fun as it was it is always nice to settle into fall at home and nest a bit. Most years this is the season where real estate slows down until the first quarter. I call this my sabbatical season. After seeing this photo in the Beacon Hill neighborhood I have a serious case of porch envy. Can you imagine if you had complete strangers Instagramming your front porch? #porchgoals

WEEKEND THOUGHTS

I can’t believe I just started to watch this show. I love it. I fast forward the L&D scenes, but I love the characters.
I love this everyday, cotton blouse. It’s always on sale too! .
I am looking for a good no-caffeine tea? Any suggestions?

4. I finished this book but did not love this bestseller. Maybe because I was flying while reading it. What are you reading this month? I need a few suggestions.

5. My sister made these cupcakes.

6. My blog Heather shared her fav Trader Joe finds. Even though she is on the east coast, I find the same stuff at our closest TJ in Greenwood Village).

7. Raise your hand if you have too many lanterns. Here’s a fun, thrifty way to decorate a lantern for Christmas.

Please share this blog or follow me on social media.Also, send me your real estate questions. (No matter where you live- the process and emotions have no state boundaries).

Now on to the Halloween Issue for The Weekend Edit

HOW TO MAKE A GHOST CENTERPIECE THIS WEEKEND

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THE EASIEST WAY TO MAKE MONSTER SUGAR COOKIES

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HOW TO CREATE A HALLOWEEN CENTERPIECE USING WHAT YOU GOT

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HOW TO MAKE GHOST DONUTS IN MINUTES

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SHOP MY FAVORITES FOR THE HOME + KITCHEN

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TIPS FOR A SUPER EASY HALLOWEEN TABLESCAPE

October 13, 2021

Sharing a super easy Halloween tablescape for big or little spaces.

I am thrilled with how these easy and thrifty ideas came together for a fun tablescape or breakfast nook. This was so fun to create over a few days as I foraged my house for orange and black and subtle shades of green.

You could set this up on your front porch and call it a day! It’s that easy!

HOW TO CREATE A SUPER EASY HALLOWEEN TABLESCAPE

1.REPURPOSE

I repurposed an assortment of bottles and jars with spray paint. The orange spray paint was leftover from a landscape project. The neon orange was the perfect shade.

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If you are a reader at Everyday Edits you know I love to share repurposed/upcycled ideas.

I keep a bin full of fun jars and plastic forms for when the mood (or boredom) kicks in and I need to repurpose something.

2. DECOR STAPLES

I am not a fan of straws (lip lines and the environment), but these black and white straws add a pop of color to this recycled glass.

I haul out these straws during the Halloween season for decor.

3. ADD FOOD OR DRINK

I mentioned the wine bottle but I loved that the wine bottles fit into this haunted house.

What a fun way to sneak a bottle of wine. I love to add a few bottles of glass water bottles to add to a tablescape.

4. SHOP YOUR HOUSE FOR A SUPER EASY HALLOWEEN TABLESCAPE

I added fun bottles to add pops of color and height. Does anyone recognize those 1/2 size wine bottles from Costco?

I pulled that green clay pot from my daughter’s school craft bin. Did you see the idea on my Youtube Channel?

Would love a follow on Youtube!

5. RETHINK SEASONAL DECOR

I found these green lanterns a few years ago at Ikea.

I bought the lanterns for the summer, but this shade of green works for Halloween.

5. STACK OF GLASS (PLATES)

These spooky plates were a gift from my friend CiCI.

She knows I am a bit of a dish whore (yes I said it).

I found these black and white gingham cloth napkins here. I am on a mission to buy these oversized napkins in every color for every season. Gingham is very forgiving with bbq sauce and catsup.

I created a stacked place setting using these plates from this hack.

The petite cake plate adds some vertical interest if serving a buffett.

I love this trick with how to get more bang for your buck with place settings.

Here is my sneaky trick and details. details.

The fun part of this tablescape was how it morphed into a breakfast nook tablescape and the beverage bar (which is essentially a counter with bottled waters and wine).

It doesn’t have to be fancy to give it a fun title.

6. SPRAY PAINT FLORALS

Finally, I used cotton stems and spray-painted them black for a spooky vibe.

The cotton stems look like they are covered with cobwebs.

That’s it! I hope these ideas get you excited to shop your house or garage to create a thrifty Halloween table. The best part is you can create a tablescape in just about any space. (I’m talking to you my apartment dwelling readers!

Have fun! I love comments or share on Pinterest. You can find more Halloween ideas here.

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How to Make Halloween Donuts in Minutes

October 26, 2020

a last-minute idea to make Halloween donuts for dessert or breakfast

Halloween may look a little different this year which makes these Halloween donuts all the more special. The last week of October is packed with social events and school-related deadlines. In Colorado, Halloween usually brings snow and frigid temps! With a few Halloween parties on the calendar, I always include Halloween theme donuts in the dessert lineup. Here is how to make Halloween donuts in a minute.

HALLOWEEN DONUTS IN A MINUTE

Every year, I plan to make a Pinterest worthy Halloween dessert. And, every year I realize I lack the patience or maybe it’s talent. And, that is how I made these these fun and inexpensive Halloween donuts.

These Halloween Donuts take a minute to prepare and you only need 2-3 items from the baking aisle.

These Halloween donuts are fun, easy and guaranteed to get a reaction from a crowd of teenage boys. And, kids and families of all ages can join in the fun. It’s foolproof and fun-packed for all ages and stages.

GHOST APPROVED DONUTS

no oven required to make these donuts
the ingredient list is in two aisles (bakery & baking aisles)
flexible ingredients
inexpensive
all ages and stages can enjoy this fun
makes for a fun Halloween, bite-size dessert

The best part? All you need is a bag of mini donuts. I bought a few bags of Hostess donuts, icing gel and a tub of icing.

If you buy the donut holes in the plastic containers in the bakery they are $3.49 or you can head towards the English muffins and buy the Hostess bag of cake donuts for $1.99.

I used Halloween themed cupcake liners to serve as a plate/napkin for the donuts. The cupcake liners reign in the powdered sugar and minimize sticky fingers!

So easy. No cleanup. No sticky counters.

Happy Halloween! Hope these Spooky Donuts show up in your kitchen!

Looking for a fun autumn cookie, check out this recipe! It’s an easy alternative to sugar cookie cutouts! And this Halloween theme Chex mix was a winner in my boys’ college care packages for them and their roommates.

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HALLOWEEN CHEX MIX

October 12, 2020

Bugles, pumpkin spice and candy corn make this Halloween Chex Mix a new favorite treat.

I made five pounds of Halloween Chex mix and shipped four pounds to eleven college boys at three different universities.

It’s okay if you have to re-read that sentence. Not only is it closing in on Halloween, but it is also a care package season. I was happy to make (and sample) this easy to ship salty-sweet combination of cereal, pretzels, chocolate and the autumn staple; candy corn.

The Gouhl M&M’s make this a Halloween theme Chex Mix as opposed to a harvest Chex mix.

With my boys away at school and in semi-isolation in the midwest, I wanted to send them a “shelf-stable” homemade treat. Versus, something they could order on our family’s Amazon account.

HALLOWEEN CHEX MIX

This Halloween mix includes the standard base of rice cereal, pretzel twists and peanuts. But this recipe adds Bugles, M&M’s and candy corn to give it the tastiest of flavors.

It is addictive. It’s like Bugle and candy corn crack mix with pumpkin spice flavors.

I ate 1 cup of the 2nd batch in the time it took to write the first paragraph.

The secret to this recipe is the pumpkin spice coating. It is a melted combination of butter, brown sugar and a generous serving of pumpkin spice. Yum!

Make sure you have pumpkin spice in your pantry and no substitutions on this spice. If you have read my blog for a minute you know I love an ingredient substitution.

HALLOWEEN CHEX MIX RECIPE

FALL HARVEST CHEX MIX

The perfect combination of cereal, pretzels and peanuts with M&M's and candy corn.

Print Recipe

Course Snack

Cuisine American

Ingredients

4 CUPS CHEX RICE CEREAL OR GENERIC
3 CUPS MINI PRETZELS MINI PRETZEL STICKS WOULD WORK
3 CUPS BUGLES NEAR THE PRINGLES
1 CUP DRY ROASTED PEANUTS
1/2 CUP M&M CANDIES
1 CUP HARVEST MIX CANDY CORN

PUMPKIN SPICE COATING

1/2 CUP BUTTER
1/2 CUP BROWN SUGAR
2 TSP. VANILLA
3 TBSP. PUMPKIN SPICE

Instructions

1. PREHEAT OVEN TO 275. PREPARE WITH BAKING SHEET FOR EASY CLEANUP. TRUST ME
2. IN LARGE MIXING BOWL COMBINE THE CEREAL, PRETZELS, BUGLES & PEANUTS
3. IN GLASS BOWL, MICROWAVE BUTTER AND BROWN SUGAR FOR 1 MINUTE (ISH).
4. REMOVE FROM MICROWAVE, STIR IN VANILLA & PUMPKIN SPICE
5. POUR PUMPKIN SPICE MIX OVER THE CEREAL MIX AND STIR TO COAT
6. POUR ONTO PREPARED BAKING SHEET & BAKE FOR 30 MINUTES, STIR AFTER 15 MINUTES (IT'S MORE LIKE A GENTLE FOLD BECAUSE THE PAN IS FULL).
7. REMOVE FROM OVEN AND COOL COMPLETELY. TRUST ME.
8. TOSS THE M&M'S AND HARVEST MIX CANDY CORN

Tip: Double the batch. Trust me.

This Chex mix medley is easy (and lightweight) to ship for care package season.

Here are a few favorite Halloween treats.

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HOW TO MAKE A GHOST CENTERPIECE

October 11, 2021

If you met me you would think I was crafty. I have a room filled with paint, glue, and glitter. But, the truth is I talk a big game when it comes to crafts. My truth? It is all smoke and mirrors. I cannot stand sticky fingers or glitter. Most of my craft projects go sideways because I lack patience. Until I made this ghost centerpiece. You guys I think my craft curse was lifted. I am so excited to share how to make a ghost centerpiece for the Halloween season!

I wanted an easy Halloween theme centerpiece for my kitchen table or beverage bar.

STEPS TO MAKE A GHOST CENTERPIECE

The first thing you need to know about this ghost is it is a messy project. Make sure to cover the floor or maybe take this project to the garage or driveway (weather permitting).

And, I have almost zero photos because the steps are messy and you have to work fairly quickly to drape the fabric. I will add photos in the off-season. #wink

SUPPLIES NEEDED

Mod Podge
Basketball, volleyball or round styrofoam form
Wire hanger
Cheesecloth (this one is Made In the USA)
Tarp to catch the mess
Bucket to soak the cheesecloth + Mod Podge

STEPS

Prep the area with a drop cloth or these

Mix the Mod Podge into a small bucket or large bowl

Assemble the ghost. This is a bit tricky with a basketball because it is heavy and it rolls.

I have used styrofoam and metal buckets like the ones I used earlier this season. You just want to create the shape of a ghost’s head.

I found this tissue ball on clearance and wrapped it with one of these to try and reuse it for a second ghost.

The process is a bit of trial and error so let me know what worked best for you!

I used a planter because it was a more stable surface than a ball.

Once you have an idea of how you want to drape your cheesecloth soak the cheesecloth in a mixture of water and Mod Podge. I have used glue too when I did not have enough of the Mod Podge.

This is the most critical step because you want to move quickly and drape the cheesecloth over the ball-shaped object. And, you want to position the cheesecloth around your entire object (planter) before it sets.

The more layers of cheesecloth the more substantial the ghost.

The wire hangers work if you want a wider ghost with a “wingspan.”

Draping the cheesecloth over a wire hanger worked great to manage the layers of cheesecloth.

The fun part arrives as the Mod Podge dries and the ghost takes shape. You have a little time to play with the drape of the cheesecloth before it sets.

Once dry, I used a marker to create the eyes, but felt and googly eyes would look great too!

I ended up setting him up with our beverage bar because he just looked so comfortable and it was out of the way of the day-to-day cooking and eating.

And he joined me for morning coffee!

Please pin for your Halloween or craft boards! You can find my favorite crafts on my Pinterest page. Thank you!

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THE WEEKEND EDIT LEAF PEEPER TRIP

October 9, 2021

Happy Saturday! We are in Boston winding down from a week of “leaf peeping” in the northeast. How have I never been to so many states? Lucky for me I can add Rhode Island, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont to this fun app.

We have had such a great time! I love Boston for how the city just makes you crave American history. I mean it’s just a walking tour of our nation’s history minus the Gold Rush, cowboys, open prairies and Molly Brown on the Titantic.

WEEKEND THOUGHTS

Share this app with your friends and family who love to travel. It’s a fun one!
I wore this blouse on our trip and loved it for this time of year with or without a sweater.
My blog friend Paula made the cutest wreath made out of plastic bags! I love it!

4. I am halfway through this book.

We saw this house in Boston. I’ll share more once we get back and unpacked and settled into fall!

SIMPLE WAYS TO SET A THANKSGIVING TABLE

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HOW TO ADD WALL MOULDING IN AN AFTERNOON

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HOW TO CREATE A THANKSGIVING TABLE SETTING IN MINUTES

October 5, 2021

Now, is the time to be thinking about Thanksgiving? Why? Because we are not in a manic panic mode yet. So let’s take advantage of the calm before the food and pumpkin frenzy.

HOW TO CREATE A THANKSGIVING TABLE SETTING

Hopefully, this leaves you with some ideas to plan your Thanksgiving table in advance. This is the year you get ahead of the holidays! Let’s do this!

You could be done before Halloween!

Since our kitchen remodel we decided to host Thanksgiving. It justifies the fancy oven that is on the brink more days than on bake. #wink

I want an easy, place setting that is simple, inexpensive, festive, and kid-friendly.

HOW TO CREATE AN INEXPENSIVE PLACE SETTING

With our kitchen demo running over budget, I did not want to spend money to create 20 place settings. I created a place setting with texture, layers and color.

Adding one layer at a time turned an ordinary salad and dinner plate into a family-friendly and pretty seasonal place setting.

Layers

I began with brown craft paper for a table runner. It was an easy way to protect the table and give the table an earthy, organic feel.

The added bonus was kraft paper makes for easy cleanup. I love chargers! Last fall, I purchased these galvanized chargers on a visit to see my sister in Knoxville.

I think galvanized chargers are a southern thing, but this Colorado girl loves them. My favorite set of plates are from World Market. They were a Pottery Barn knockoff find a few years ago. And, like my galvanized chargers, the dinner plates work year-round.

I used cotton gingham napkins I found online this summer. Usually, I think of gingham as a summer pattern, but I loved the contrast between the blue and orange pumpkins.

Sidenote: I am on a mission to buy these gingham cloth napkins in every color. They are much cheaper than the Pottery Barn gingham cloth napkins I bought with a gift card. I tucked a paper napkin as a safety net for spills and sticky fingers. And, I added a pumpkin to each plate with a note to pumpkin up. And, finally, I splurged on new pewter silverware after our kitchen remodel. The pewter finish has an understated vibe.

My sister said they looked tarnished! #snarkysisters And of course every place setting needs a pumpkin!

With the place setting done, I turned my attention to the table. And, the limited real estate remaining on the table.

With my solid wood dining room table, I used this repurposed centerpiece to add some much needed greenery. For this place setting, I used my upcycled Anthropologie candle jars and added new votives.

The glass-painted pumpkins are oversized votives too.

I love to see how a few small and inexpensive changes can make such a pretty place setting. In a world of Instagram, I love the simplicity that fits my life and style.

Please check out the other bloggers and their Thanksgiving table settings. This was such

Oh and don’t forget to do this before Thanksgiving!

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DO THIS BEFORE THANKSGIVING

September 16, 2021

Sharing simple tips to prep the salt and pepper shakers simple before Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving will be here before you finish the Halloween candy. It will be here because Hallmark and Starbucks tell us it’s fall (in August). So now is the time to do all the things you will wish you had done before Thanksgiving.

Pin this under tips!

PREP THE SALT & PEPPER SHAKERS BEFORE THANKSGIVING

STEPS TO PREP SALT +PEPPER SHAKERS

Gather all of your salt and pepper shakers and your salt and pepper.

Next, here is a tip I tried and it worked well. Place a damp paper towel on the counter and then set out your salt and pepper shakers. The damp paper towel holds the salt and pepper

HOW TO LOAD THE SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS

Next, load those petite seasoning vessels with salt and pepper. Now the debate starts here. Yes even salt and pepper shakers are a hot topice. The question is do we still want to use the two hole shaker for the pepper or is it better to use the two hole shaker with salt?

I found my pour was better when I raised the pepper above the mouth of the shaker. I mean it’s still messy, but the paper towel gives you a fighting chance.

You will feel great knowing it’s done because no one wants to pause while prepping the Thanksgiving table and fill (spill) salt and pepper over every kitchen surface.

Sidenote: Who decided shakers require microscopic holes the size of a needle.

I know what some of you are thinking. There is plenty of time to do Thanksgiving and holiday prep details. Right?

But, right now between Hallmark’s Autumn Leaves and White Christmas go ahead and haul out the salt and pepper shakers and get ‘er done before Thanksgiving.

What are some other time-saving tips you like to do now before the calendar says it’s two more sleeps until Thanksgiving?

Please share in the comments!

Here’s another weekly hack (tip) to start your Mondays!

In the meantime, stock up on the salt and pepper. Who knew ground pepper was so pricey.

Please pin for later on your Thanksgiving or Tips or Hacks Pinterest boards!

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THE WEEKEND EDIT AUGUST-EVE + AN ONION QUESTION

July 31, 2021

I have a first-world problem in the form of a question. It has been driving me a little crazy this week. I know, I know… this is where my mind goes when I have a buyer-free week. #realtorlife

Where do you store your onions in your kitchen? Do you store them on the counter, drawer or cabinet? Oh my!

And in other random thoughts do you remember last January when you told yourself you were going to be on top of the holidays?

Well, seven months later and the only thing I organized was this closet.

I blame my lack of organizing for the holidays on a heavy dose of Netflix and my new favorite-the Peacock network.

If you follow me on Instagram you might remember Elliott loves the Acorn network.

Are any of you watching Virgin River? It makes me think of pumpkins with the skylines and sunsets. Who is your favorite character? I definitely have a least favorite.

Oh, and in case you like to find errors in popular shows read these misses on this popular Netflix show. It’s like the Starbucks cup in Game of Thrones (just a smaller audience).

1. I am enjoying this show too.

1.5 Before I forget make sure you order these for your furnace. Pull out your current filter to confirm the correct size. Also if you have moved into a new home or condo make sure and replace them. #madeinusa

2. I am obsessed with painting plywood floors since reading this project.

Our carpet has seen better days with two Bernese Mountain dogs. My husband and I debate between hardwood and carpet in the bedrooms.

I thought pulling up the carpet and painting the plywood might encourage my husband to move up the decision deadline. What could go wrong?

2.5 Have you seen my new Made in the USA Mondays Series on Youtube? If you have a favorite USA brand please email me to include in future posts.

3. When can we start to bake pumpkin recipes? Is it too early to bake this pumpkin cake?

4. This is the only side dish recipe you need for Thanksgiving.

4.2I started adding this to my morning coffee.

5. I shared these yummy strawberry bars.

6. Do you dress up your dogs for Halloween? Our daughter entered Elliott and Chloe into an office pet contest last year and Elliott came in third for his wheels on the bus impression. Yes, we had snow in October. This was not the submitted photo because I didn’t want to hurt Chloe’s feelings.

Thanks for stopping by today. Before you go would you subscribe to my Youtube Channel. I just shared my latest Made in USA Monday video here.

I turned off the comments until I perfect where to stare into the camera ;0)

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DOG WATER BOWL HACK

July 6, 2021

Sharing a dog water bowl hack you can find at the grocery store.

Do you know when you are rushing out the door and you scan the dog’s water bowl and it is nearly empty?

And for a split second you think oh there’s plenty. But what do you do? You always put down your bag(s) and grab the water bowl.

And then after filling the water bowl you walk back across the kitchen floor or patio, like walking a tightrope, not wanting to wobble over like a Weeble. (80’s reference).

Here is a dog water bowl hack for your furry friends on those busy days.

Oh, and the dog days of summer when dogs are outside more enjoying the sunsets.

If you are a follower of Everyday Edits you know I love a good hack. Like this one.

And if your dogs need a new dog bowl here is a cute elevated dog dish.

DOG WATER BOWL HACK

I stumbled into this hack when I bought a plastic beverage dispenser at Kroger for under $8.000. I planned on using it for brewed tea.

Until I got it home and the dispenser was too big for the refrigerator.

And I thought this oversized, too big for the fridge beverage dispenser is perfect for Chloe and Elliott and the dog days of summer.

I added ice and water.

Now it’s just a little water bar for the dogs.

And the best part was the beverage dispenser with spigot fit on top of their dog dish tray.

Looking for a yummy dog treat to pair with the beverage bar? Try these homemade dog treats.

This Made in USA dog bone cookie cutter will set you back a few dollars and will make your dog treats too cute!

Shop for the dog days of summer. It’s never too early to shop for Halloween costumes for your dogs. ;0)

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THE WEEKEND EDIT + OCTOBER GLITCHES

October 24, 2020

THE WEEKEND EDIT

Happy Weekend Everyone! Do you ever get so consumed by a computer or technical glitch that you can do nothing else? That was me this week and the funniest part is that my glitch was shared with a support team with the first two sentences of this post in full view. Just read it until you get to the bra analogy.

As I figure out my site here is a fun read about me. It’s a funny one and includes my trailer park upbringing.

I sent this Halloween Chex Mix to my boys (and their roommates) for their Halloween care packages. It’s super yummy and addictive. You can adjust the ingredients to what you like.

Hometalk is featuring this post on Tuesday!

My friends and I met up at Tuesday Morning. Wht does it say about me that I head straight to the dog toys?

Thank you for stopping by as I bang my head against my desk to figure out my home page.

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Cutest Way to Repurpose a Child’s Cowboy Boots

March 3, 2020

Recently, I spent an evening sorting thru my kids’ baby blankets, baptismal gifts and mass day sweaters. The memories were tucked into a bin and stored in a hall closet. So when I found the toddler size cowboy boots it brought back a flood of happy tears of my youngest son’s 24/7 cowboy phase. I initially tucked the cowboy boots back into the bin and then I found the cutest way to repurpose a child’s cowboy boots.

We all know our youngest child is usually the most resourceful, right?

One morning I found Evan in his jammies and cowboy boots watching Sponge Bob …. wait for it

… with a tub of cookie dough and a spoon. It was the same time frame he dressed in his Halloween puppy costume and drank from Tanner’s water bowl.

Finding these little boots brought back images of him in his jammies and cowboy boots at four in the afternoon.

Cutest Way to Repurpose Child’s Cowboy Boots

These memory filled cowboy boots had spent too much time in storage. I had a few ideas for these boots but decided to display them in our basement family room/office as bookends.

Afterall, the basement is where our boys hang out with their friends, so it made sense to display these where he and his friends chill.

I may have pointed the cowboy boots out to his friends on more than one occasion. wink

The size of these boots makes it easy to play with their placement on the shelves.

Look at the mud caked onto the boot’s heel? I almost cleaned the mud off his cowboy boots. Instead, I decided the mud tells the stories of my son’s adventures in puddles and playgrounds.

Oh my gosh you guys I just love these repurposed cowboy boots.

What are you waiting for? Go pull out those bins and find a few keepsakes to display.

Then tag me here when you share what you repurposed!

Looking for other ways to stage shelves? Check out these 10 items.

Before you go here is a great gift list for the adulting kids in your life.

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WEEKEND THOUGHTS

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HOW TO MAKE A GHOST CENTERPIECE THIS WEEKEND

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HOW TO CREATE A HALLOWEEN CENTERPIECE USING WHAT YOU GOT

HOW TO MAKE GHOST DONUTS IN MINUTES

SHOP MY FAVORITES FOR THE HOME + KITCHEN

HOW TO CREATE A SUPER EASY HALLOWEEN TABLESCAPE

1.REPURPOSE

2. DECOR STAPLES

3. ADD FOOD OR DRINK

4. SHOP YOUR HOUSE FOR A SUPER EASY HALLOWEEN TABLESCAPE

5. RETHINK SEASONAL DECOR

5. STACK OF GLASS (PLATES)

6. SPRAY PAINT FLORALS

HALLOWEEN DONUTS IN A MINUTE

GHOST APPROVED DONUTS

HALLOWEEN CHEX MIX

HALLOWEEN CHEX MIX RECIPE

FALL HARVEST CHEX MIX

Ingredients

PUMPKIN SPICE COATING

Instructions

STEPS TO MAKE A GHOST CENTERPIECE

SUPPLIES NEEDED

STEPS

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SIMPLE WAYS TO SET A THANKSGIVING TABLE

HOW TO COPY POTTERY BARN IDEAS FOR LESS

HOW TO ADD WALL MOULDING IN AN AFTERNOON

SHOP MY FAVORITES FOR THE HOME + KITCHEN

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PUMPKIN CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES

HOW TO CREATE A THANKSGIVING TABLE SETTING

HOW TO CREATE AN INEXPENSIVE PLACE SETTING

Layers

STEPS TO PREP SALT +PEPPER SHAKERS

HOW TO LOAD THE SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS

DOG WATER BOWL HACK

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Cutest Way to Repurpose Child’s Cowboy Boots

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