Dresser to Island : Traerloves

The transformation of dresser to kitchen island is so simple I am having a serious “DUH!” moment. Loving thi idea from TRAERLOVES.

Gorgeous lace and ribbon storage from toilet paper rolls. I wonder how many of these I can fit into the vintage suitcase I use to store my piles and tangles of lace and trim.

Photo source: Shabby Chic Inspired

Turn that washing machine drum into an industrial chic planter. I never would have thought for a second to save the drum after replacing our washer, thankfully I still have access to it. I am going to grow a gorgeous tomato plant in it on my deck!

Barn Wood Wine Rack : Erin’s Lane Etsy

What a gorgeous use of railroad spikes and barn wood. This wine rack is going on my to do list, right after sourcing railroad spikes of course.

Wrapping Paper Organizer Tutorial via Two Little Hooligans

Upside down stool becomes some serious storage. An original idea if I ever did see one. For those of you that don’t sew, you could always rig something up from pre-made shopping bags I am sure.

Book Cover Disguise For Wireless Router| Apartment Therapy

I’m always on the lookout for a clever tech disguise and this one is not only clever, it is super simple too. Also, pretty.

Just in case some o you are wondering, this is the side view.

DIY Hidden Storage Picture Frame

Create nifty hidden storage by mounting an empty VHS case to the wall and inserting a photograph.

MAKE | Mini mint tin toolboxes

These Altoid tin toolboxes look like miniature versions o everyone’s favourite red metal tool boxes. Perfect for Father’s day or just as a gift for being awesome. Now I just need a friend who eats Altoids.

I Love this ‘freestyle’ wire scarf holder from Vively Online. Serious bonus points for wrapping it in scrap fabric.

From a [hot pink] egg carton to shabby chic sewing kit. This has to be the prettiest egg carton re-do I have ever seen. This one photo does not do it justice, click on the link to see the inside as well. Karen of Todolwen makes the prettiest things, I recommend you check out her blog for some great how tos and even prettier photos.