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DIY Under $5 Features

July 9, 2011 By Michelle Barneck 4 Comments

Thank you, thank you to every one who participated in this weeks party! There is some serious talent out there! Here’s just a smidgen…


My Faves:

Flowers for the black thumb by Inspiration and Realisation


Bunting Lantern by City Girl Gone Coastal



Deck Lighting from Organize and Decorate Everything

Link with the highest clicks:

Contact paper re-use by A 37’s 42

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DIY Under $5 {Organize It}

July 6, 2011 By Michelle Barneck 8 Comments

Lately, I feel like thing have been crazy and with us always on the go the house becomes a mess quickly. So what to do but organize it so everything has a place and it is easier to keep things in order. I decided to tackle our master bathroom vanity and found that there are so many great affordable options to help organize it.

Eight Ways to Organize it for a Dollar or Less


Top drawer:
1. Metal mesh silverware tray-holds chunky jewelry and extra make-up.
2. Face wipes container-holds other jewelry
3. Plastic zipper pouch (from chapstick)-holds my red beaded jewelry.
4. Week pill box (in the middle of silverware tray)-organizes rings with one in each day

Second drawer:
5. Dollar store plastic drawer organizers-organize hair accessories
6. Ovaltine container (to be covered in cute paper, I didn’t want to get distracted in the middle and not get the other drawers done)-holds stiff headbands on the outside and fabric headbands inside

Third drawer: more dollar store plastic organizers for pedicure and moisturizing supplies and face wipes container for nail polish

Under sink:
7. Wet wipes containers-for small items
8. Plastic shoe bins-for extra products like soap, toothpaste, deodorant, etc.

I hate running out of stuff, so I always have an extra of everything stored under my sink.

So far this has worked really well. Even the hubs is putting things away and our counter is staying clear! We’ve had it organized for about to two weeks now.

If you like these ideas, you may also like my DIY Jewelry Organizer for the back of a door.

Now it’s time to link up your $5 projects!

Please remember:

  • Only link to your own projects that cost you $5 or less (price does not have to include items you had on hand)
  • You can link past projects that fit the dollar limit, but please only link each project one time to one DIY Under $5 party. Do not link the same project week after week.
  • No linking giveaways or items for sale
  • Please link back so others can join the party and so you have the opportunity to be featured on Saturday!

DIY under $5

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DIY Under $5 and Point of View Features

July 2, 2011 By Michelle Barneck 5 Comments

I had so many projects I wanted to feature this week that I actually had to narrow it down by who linked back. You guys have so many great affordable ideas!


Link with the highest clicks:

DIY Glitter Toes from Artsy-Fartsy Mama

My Faves:

Stamped Americana Pillow from Mishmash Mom

Pillowcase Outfits from Grey Luster Girl



Ric Rac Pocket Bib from Just Another Hang Up

And here is a feature from our Point of View Shelves linky party.

Curbside Dresser Shell to Media Storage Center by Re-Create with L. Lane Designs

I can’t wait to see more fun projects from these parties!

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DIY Under $5 {4th of July Display}

June 29, 2011 By Michelle Barneck 3 Comments

It’s almost here! Fireworks, parades, BBQs, good ol’ flag themed outfits. I love the 4th of July, but have not had a lot of time to decorate for it. I got some Americana decor out a couple of days ago to bring a little festive in to my life.

Uncle Sam, white pillar candle and candle sticks: thrift store $2.50 last year
Flag themed stars: Target $1 section two years ago
Canvas: recent blog review
Raffia, jute, white candle: on hand
Glass candle holder: 2 for $1 Dollar Tree

Now it’s time to link up your $5 projects!

Please remember:

  • Only link to your own projects that cost you $5 or less (price does not have to include items you had on hand)
  • You can link past projects that fit the dollar limit, but please only link each project one time to one DIY Under $5 party. Do not link the same project week after week.
  • No linking giveaways or items for sale
  • Please link back so others can join the party and so you have the opportunity to be featured on Saturday!

DIY under $5

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We have decided to truncate our feed to help protect against stolen content. I apologize for any inconvenience. Please love us anyway. 🙂
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