Living a firsthand life using secondhand things.
Even if you neither knit nor crochet, there are a lot of interesting and creative ways to craft with yarn. Especially if you have leftover yarn from other projects or thrift partial skeins on the cheap. So if you’ve been looking for some yarn crafts and project inspiration, then you’ve definitely come to the right place. And none of them require knitting or crocheting expertise!Read more ›
Using concrete as a craft supply sounds far more intimidating than it is. With the right setup at home and a few basic supplies, making concrete crafts to use as home decor is easier and far more doable than you may think.Read more ›
While perusing the wares at Goodwill one day, I spotted a marble tray that caught my eye. It looked relatively modern and new, but piqued my interest nonetheless. Upon further inspection, however, I realized that it sported a long crack/gouge that ran across the top. Right away, I knew it was the ideal piece for me to attempt a Kintsugi type of repair.
It’s no secret that when it comes to accessorizing, I’m a big fan of patches. I’ve used vintage patches on a number of projects, most notably hats, shirts, and bags. But I’ve also made a fabric patch or two from a very likely culprit, which brings me to the reason for today’s blog post.
When it comes to upcycling, paint can be a miraculous tool, capable of unbelievable transformations. Of course, not everything needs to be painted- that goes without saying. But if you need some repurposing inspiration before your next trip to the thrift store, these painted projects might be just what you’ve been looking for.Read more ›
If your front door is looking a little empty and lonely now that the holidays are over, have no fear. Because there are a lot of wonderful DIY and upcycle ideas out there for winter wreaths. From repurposing hats and gloves, to celebrating the serenity of glistening snow on trees, there’s a winter wreath craft out there for everyone.Read more ›
Admittedly, I’m not a big decorator when it comes to Valentine’s Day. But then again, all the reds and pinks are a fun shot of colorful adrenaline to our homes after several weeks of winter. Either way, if you’re looking for some Valentine craft ideas to make and upcycle this year, then I’ve got all your inspiration right here.Read more ›
While traditional forms of fiber craft (such as weaving and embroidery) have made a comeback over the past few years, modern makers are exploring new and unusual applications of weaving and stitching. Here are some curious forms of fiber craft that blend upcycling with simple weaving techniques and basic stitches that you may want to try.Read more ›
Years ago, I made a winter door wreath by upcycling a plain Christmas wreath. It got lost or donated somewhere between then and now and I was feeling the urge to create a new one. It would, of course, be wintery, but have a somewhat different look.
Once the holidays are over and the festive decorations are stored away, your home can feel a little…empty. A little bland and cheerless- all while the world outside looks cold and grey. Thankfully, there are a lot of January decorating ideas and projects you can make to celebrate the quiet winter season. Here are some upcycling and DIY ideas to turn your home into a cozy winter sanctuary to enjoy until Spring starts to bloom.Read more ›
Hello, there! I’m Sarah Ramberg and welcome to Sadie Seasongoods, my blog dedicated to approachable repurposing and upcycling projects using vintage treasures and thrifted finds. Read More
