23 mini-makeovers

simple DIY projects for your home

by

Amber Hollowood and Charity Milligan

Table of Contents

1. An Entry Makeover from Garage Sale Finds

2. A Mirror Makeover

3. 2 Simple Ideas for 1 Cute Lamp Makeover

4. Makeover Those Bare Front Door Windows with Curtains

5. How to Cover and Protect Your Bar Stools

6. A Usable Makeover of a Yankee Candle Jar

7. My Bedroom Makeover with a New Window Seat

8. A Lego Bathroom Makeover

9. Garage Entry Makeover

10. How to Makeover a Tray with a Table Cloth

11. A Five Dollar Good Will Chair Makeover

12. A Game Room Makeover

13. An Easy Desk Chair Makeover

14. A Thrift Store Mirror Makeover into a Chic Side Table

15. A Laundry Room Makeover on a Budget

16. A Pringles Can Makeover

17. A Picture Frame Makeover with a Bow

18. Makeover a Closet into a Bedroom

19. A Beautiful Pantry Makeover

20. Unique Makeovers Using a Shower Curtain

21. A Cute TV Tray Makeover

22. A Clean Mudroom Makeover

23. A Simple Bar Stool Makeover

1. An Entry Makeover from Garage Sale Finds

I So Love it when I hit a great garage sale!  Here is how to make a new entry with garage sale finds.   I almost didn't make my good friends sale because I ran out of gas.  But I did make it and I am so glad.  Here are my things that I found that day.

So, I decided to use this dresser at my front entry.   I could paint it and someday I may do that.  But I thought it had a lot of character so I just sanded some of the rough spots and cleaned it up.  I used one of the metal pails for some cut hydrangea.   I love how it turned out!

My friend took this picture of my husband and I and I So Love It!  It was blown up and attached to a foam board with spray adhesive.  The mirror was a find at another sale for $1.  The lamp was from the clearance shelf at TJ Maxx for $12.  The shell and orchid were a gift from friends and then there is my trusty Real Simple magazines.  In doubt, stack them high!  :)  The metal tray was a dumpster dive find!  I love it how it all came together.

Fall is upon us, so get out to a garage sale and find something that you just So Love!!!

2. A Mirror Makeover

              If you’re ever driving down the road and things piled up in people’s trash catches your eye, then you know what it’s like to rescue something with dreams of a makeover.  I drove past this several times before I had the courage to grab it.  It’s one of those stand up mirrors.  The mirror was missing and the frame was detached from the base. 

Here’s what I did to makeover this mirror into a piece of wall art:

1. I sanded down the frame and the plywood back just to clean it up and smooth it off. 

2. I spray painted the frame with white paint.

3. I spray painted the back plywood with a black chalkboard paint.

4. Make sure you follow the directions and allow the chalkboard paint to dry completely.

5. I used a staple gun to attach the plywood to the back of the frame.

6. To hang it on the wall I took a binder clip a part and  staple gunned it to the back.

I had a few ideas of how to use this mirror/chalkboard.  I thought to hang it vertically or prop it on a table or the floor.  Here’s where it ended up.  This is my front entry way.  These pictures are ones we’ve taken from different places that we’ve been.  I’m amazed at the beauty of God’s creation.  I think what I love best is the versatility of the many uses of the chalkboard and the versatility of the display options.  I so love how it turned out!

3. 2 Simple Ideas for 1 Cute Lamp Makeover

I so love this makeover!  I took this lamp fromToddlertoTween.  Yes, this lamp was in my daughter’s nursery the day she came home from the hospital.  She’s now 10 and it was definitely time to give this lamp a makeover or buy a new.  Why buy a new one when you can update the one you have that works perfectly?  You’ve guessed which one I chose...MAKEOVER!

Here’s what I did to give this lamp a simple makeover:

              Base:

              1. I lightly sanded down the lamp base.

              2. I spray painted the base with leftover black chalkboard paint.

              Shade:

              3. I took this lamp shade from another lamp because I liked the shape.

              4. I used Elmer’s glue to draw flowers that matched her bedspread onto the shade.

              5. Be careful to allow a section to dry fully before you move to the next section.

That’s it!  Her bedspread is black & white with funky flowers and pink with white polkadots as accents.  It looks so cool and she loves that she can write on it too!  So if you’re going to makeover a lamp think about using one of these ideas... or both!

4. Makeover Those Bare Front Door Windows with Curtains

We lived in this house for about 3 years when my husband says, "I wish we had some curtains or something to cover the front windows".  We always knew when our sweet little neighbor friend was coming to play, because we'd see her cute face peering through the window. :)

Here's what I did for these front door curtains...

Steps for front door curtains:

1. Purchase sash curtain rods and brackets (2 sets in a pack for $2-5)

2. Attach the brackets with a screw driver (make sure to place them even and below the glass window so your hem will not be seen from the outside)

3. Purchase your fabric (simple is best)

4. Cut the fabric for the width (you want it wider than the window so it will bunch/gather up some)

5. Hem both sides

6. Put a hem at the top but wider to create a tube for the sash rod to slip through

7. Hang the sash rod and the curtain on the top rod to measure the length for the bottom hem

8.  Hem the bottom to create a tube for the sash rod at the bottom (remember you want it to fit the window just right so it will be somewhat tight

9. Hang the curtain on both rods and you’re done - privacy and pretty all at once :)

10. We actually have 2 windows, so I repeated the same steps for the second window

I so love when I can do something myself that is practical for a great price and adds to the beauty of my house too.  Love it!

5. How to Cover and Protect Your Bar Stools

I so love this tall glass table and chairs.  This is one of my favorite places to read with a yummy bowl of cereal early in the morning when the house is still quiet.  When we bought this my kids were younger and messy, and before I knew it the seats were dirty.  The answer was to have covered bar stools. 

The cushion was easy to remove with just a few screws.  These had a fabric that needed to be removed in order to staple the new fabric in place - then replace it to help hide the messy edges and staples.

I also covered the seat with a plastic that you can find in the fabric section.  This has held up for several years and makes for easy clean up.

There you have it!  simple, pretty, and easy to clean covered bar stools :)

6. A Usable Makeover of a Yankee Candle Jar

I have learned from a friend how to reuse Yankee Candle containers.  I really love the candles that come in the glass jars with silver tops so this is a great way to keep the jar after the candle is done burning.

It is as simple as pie!  Just pop the jar in the freezer.

I leave it in the freezer for a couple days and then just pop out the leftover candle remains with a knife.

Then you can use this pretty jar for just about anything.  I placed some sand and little shells in one of mine and then set a tea light at the top.

When you pay enough for a candle it is great to be able to use the jar again and again and again!  So Love That!!

7. My Bedroom Makeover with a New Window Seat

Here's a little history lesson on our blog,  SoLoveThat...  In November I was introduced to Pinterest.com for the first time, and this was one of my first repins -  window seat.  By the end of January Amber and I were posting on our new SoLoveThat blog and pinning our own things on Pinterest.  We are so loving it!!!

In this post I wanted to share with you my Pinterest inspired window seat we built for my bedroom:

Thanks to my amazing husband and father-in-law this is what they built :)

Bench - They used a sanded plywood to build a box for the bench.  We padded and covered the lid for added storage.

Bookshelves - They built the bookshelves out of the same sanded plywood.

Cabinets - We actually bought the two cabinets from Home Depot

Add some curtains, pillows, and nick nacks... and love it!

PerfectlyImperfectBlog.com - the original location for the window seat pin that inspired my bedroom window seat.

Amber's boards on Pinterest and Charity's boards on Pinterest

8. A Lego Bathroom Makeover

Here is my Lego bathroom decor makeover! Completed in a day for only $20.  I'll show you all the Lego DIY ideas below.

My son has claimed this bathroom to be his own, but he was asking if it could be decorated for him.  I guess the seashell beach theme wasn't his style :)

He is CRAZY about Legos so of course that's where my mind went first.  There is nothing in Lego decor out there, and if there was I probably would have spent at least $20 on just a shower curtain.

So anyway we surprised him this morning for his birthday.  He said it was awesome and asked if I going to put it on So Love That? He knows me all too well :) so here it is...

Lego Bricks: $6  For the Lego bricks I used 3 storage boxes with colored lids and the circles are white styrofoam.   I screwed them into the wall with two screws.  You could easily store things in them I guess, but that wasn't my intention.  I used a hot glue gun to attach the circles.

Magazine holder wall: $3  For the Lego magazine holder I simply hooked the basket onto two screws so it would hang on the wall.  The trashcan underneath is a red bucket for a pop of color.  My son was excited to have a laundry basket for his dirty clothes.  -it's the little things :) We had the two posters, but the Storm Trooper we printed from online.  The towel is hung on a hook (not shown).

School Project: free! This was a great school project!  He had to create an island country and label it with the various things that they have been learning about.  This poster was a must to be included in the Lego bathroom makeover!

Shower Curtain Hooks: $1  I so love my hot glue gun!  Grab some Legos and let the Lego DIY project begin... The shower curtain was $1.  I put it in front of the white one that was already there just to add the pop of color.

Darth Vader Lamp: free! This is a Halloween basket.  I split the basket at the seam, put in a small lamp, and snapped it back together.  It's that easy.  Click here for other Star Wars room ideas.

Lego Decor for the sink area: $1 I bought the red bucket for the pop of color.  I filled a glass vase with loose Legos, and I hot glued a few Legos onto the picture frame.  The big red Lego is the lid to a 1600 LEGO 5512 XXL Brick Box that he got for Christmas.

Framed Pictures and shelf: $9 I bought the frames.  The pictures are the instructions that come with the Lego sets.  The shelf is actually the face of a drawer.  I'm working on an idea with his chester drawers from when he was a baby, so I had this nice piece of wood.  I bought "L" brackets to hold the shelf.

So there's my DIY in a day $20 Lego bathroom decor makeover!  Of course I only mentioned the items I bought just for this makeover.  If you know anything about Legos they aren't free! But I hope you see that with a little money, a little time, and a little creativity you can combine that with things you already have and make something special.  So love that!!!

9. Garage Entry Makeover

There was a blank wall and it was calling me to So Love It!

Here's how we changed this blank wall into our family information hub:

My first motivation was to find a home for our purses and backpacks.  That led to the idea of the hooks.  We found the white board for about $8 at Home Depot.  We only had to add a coat of white paint.  The hooks were maybe $3-4 dollars each.  The only thing missing from this picture is my kids backpacks - they were at school when I took this picture :)

Next, I was looking for something to fill the empty space above the hooks.  I wanted it to be practical and helpful.  Behind me is the front door and to the left is the garage door.  This is a perfect location for the whole family information hub... I wanted a place to put the weekly events for everyone to see and know what's coming up that week.  I also needed a place to put the kids flyer and party invitations so we wouldn't forget.  The frig was getting a little too cluttered.  That led to these ideas of a weekly calendar and magnetic dry erase boards.

Family Weekly Calendar: I found this multi-photo frame for $10.  It's actually plastic and not glass, but it works the same.  I put decorative paper in 7 of the openings - each represents a day of the week.  The others were filled with special pictures of the family.  On the outside top of the "glass" I put some scrapbooking stickers as final touches.  Then keep the family in the know with a dry erase marker...perfect!

Magnetic Dry Erase Boards: On each side I found these dry erase boards for $1 each in the dollar section at Target.  It came with an eraser and pen.  I glued a piece of decorative paper on one side of the board, added a few scrapbooking stickers, a few magnets, and it's all set.

Last, I filled the boards and calendar with our own personal information.  I'll leave you with this quote  that my husband tells the kids everyday when they leave for school - "Make it a great day for someone".  My daughter added the "would ya" :)

10. How to Makeover a Tray with a Table Cloth

I love this tray...not for the looks but for the size and sturdiness.  This tray has carried many snacks, drinks, popcorn and cookies upstairs for family movie night.   The other day I actually looked at it and said to my husband, "I think it's time to so love this tray".  :) I'm going to show you what I did to give this tray a whole new look... a tray mini makeover!

Directions for a tray mini makeover:

1. choose a vinyl tablecloth that you like. 

2. spray some adhesive spray onto the front of the tray

3.  place the table cloth onto the front of the tray make sure the print/pattern is set where you want it. rub and smooth until it feels secure.

4. then turn face down like the picture below.

5. I trimmed the table cloth to fit just around the lip of the tray.

6. use tape to secure the table cloth to the back of the tray.  I used packing tape, because that's what I had on hand.

7. All Done!

My tray is still a great size and sturdy, but now it's CUTE too :) Ready for another family movie night soon!  Simple -  so love that!

11. A Five Dollar Good Will Chair Makeover

I've been looking for a chair for my bedroom to create a little sitting area.  Well I found exactly what I was looking for at Goodwill for $5.  Don't you so love it!?  :)

I also found this fabric on clearance for $1/yard because it had black marks on it.  I took the risk and bought it.  Thankfully, with one washing the black disappeared.

So here's how to cover a chair:

1. I used an allen wrench for 6 bolts to detach the back piece from the seat piece

2. I wrapped the pieces like a present and used a staple gun to secure the fabric

3. The back piece was the hardest, and I wouldn't want anyone to inspect it up close :)

4. I then reattached the two pieces and done!

Here's my sweet little sitting area in my room.  I hope these instructions on how to cover a chair have been helpful.   You gotta love an inexpensive makeover that creates a space that makes you smile... I so love it!

12. A Game Room Makeover

This is our game room makeover we did for Christmas...

We have this big room that was the "toy room".  We decided for Christmas that we would give it a makeover and make it more "big kid".  After a week of sheet covered doors, they were finally allowed to see the finished room.  They were super excited!  We had the Dora bus at the top of the stairs and chanted "move that bus! move that bus!"  :)

Here's 10 ideas we used to make this game room makeover:

1. Found a projector on Craigslist - Amazing! for movies, video games, & karaoke

2. Painted the walls a dark blue to create a movie atmosphere, but left the part for the project white so we wouldn't have to worry about purchasing a screen too

3.  With a movie screen that big yes, we bought surround sound from Walmart with a built in DVD player

4. We had the basketball goal that Santa brought a few years back, but we found this 4 in1 game table from Craigslist for a great price and a perfect size for our room

5. The bench we had and just painted it and recovered it for more seating or a stage for karaoke

6. We bought black-out curtains from Walmart, so day or night it can be a movie theater - they work great to by-the-way.

7. Along with a couple of bean bags we bought blow-up camping furniture.  it's pretty comfy and the style fit perfect in the room.

8. To add pops of color we took a couple of throw pillows and covered them with fun pillow cases, purchased a few colorful throw pillows and colorful storage baskets

9. The picture below was a castle built by Dad and Grandpa.  take the castle away and change the paint color and you have a cool loft for reading or chillin'. we added some carpet on the top to make it more comfortable.

10. Our last purchase was from Goodwill.  we found a DVD/VCR combo player for $6 and it has worked perfectly!  gotta so love that :)

Well there you have it.  I hope you found an idea or 2 that you could use!  Don't be afraid of color and make it fun for the whole family. I'm so ready for the next family movie night!  So love that :)

13. An Easy Desk Chair Makeover

Here's my latest project and I so love it!  This was so simple it's crazy...

We bought two of these desk chairs when my kids were homeschooling.  Now I use one at my desk and the other one is at the "kids" computer. I'll have to find a different fabric for theirs :)  Below is the instructions and pictures for this crazy easy project of how to cover a desk chair ...enjoy!

Material Needs:

screwdriver / allen wrench

fabric ( I used a shower curtain)

staple gun

How to cover a desk chair :

1. remove the back with an allen wrench

2. remove the plastic back - it kinda pops off

3. wrap the fabric around and secure with a staple gun

4. pop it right back into the plastic back

5. remove the seat with the allen wrench

6. remove the plastic back with a screwdriver

7. wrap the fabric around the seat and secure with a staple gun

8. reattach the plastic with the screwdriver and reattach the seat with the allen wrench

9.  step back and admire

10. sit down and enjoy...it will make you smile!

I got a little bit excited and covered the wrist cushion too.  I used a staple gun, but make sure you use short staples so you don't poke yourself!  I may have to cover my mouse pad too...

Hope you enjoy this project and give it a try.  It helps make me excited to sit and work...it's the little things that make me happy :)  (I first saw this idea on Metal and Mud.)

14. A Thrift Store Mirror Makeover into a Chic Side Table

We have a new thrift store in my town and I am so excited about that!  I found this old mirror that used to be a medicine cabinet for $5 dollars. So, I decided a thrift store mirror turned Chic side table was just the fix!!  (Chic or sheek, however you like)    :)   Here is what I began with...

I had a can of spray paint that I had found at a craft store from the sale bin.  I always keep my eye out for spray paint on sale because it can be costly if you don't find it on sale.  This particular color was only $1.

Cover your mirror with paper and painters tape.  I put painter's blue tape around the edges first and then covered with paper.  Tape the paper down as well because the spray paint likes to get in any open area.  Spray away making sure you cover your mirror frame evenly all over!!!

After the frame is dry, remove the paper and tape and set on top of any table.  I had a small metal round table that I placed my mirror on.  Set the mirror evenly on top of the table and make sure the table underneath is big enough so that the mirror stays sturdy.  My mirror is larger than my table by about 5 inches on each side.   Now, just dress it up and you have yourself a Chic side table!!  Love it!!

15. A Laundry Room Makeover on a Budget

Well, I received some money for my birthday, and if you know me well, you know that I don't keep that money for long before I find something to spend it on.  This year I decided to use my birthday money for a laundry room makeover. My laundry room is in my basement and I am working with a birthday money budget ($50) so don't expect the world!!  ;)

The thing that bothers me the most is the pipes and cords everywhere.  So, I painted the cords and pipes white and made a little shelf out of foam board to hold my IKEA bag that I put plastic trash bags in. (Side note:  I So Love IKEA!!) Then I placed a bag filled with all of my small laundry cleaning items in front of my fancy foam board shelf. ;)  $ Talley so far is 1$ for the trash can, $1 for the foam board at the Dollar Store and $5 for the bag in between the machines.  The IKEA bag was a gift from my aunt.

Next, I attacked the shelves that sat over my laundry tub.

I found some old curtains from my daughters bedroom and tacked them to the shelf with push pins. I painted the wood that sits on the tub a bright purple color.  I placed bins on the shelf for mismatched socks, outgrown clothes to donate, and clothes to put away for another child.  For some inexpensive art, I hung skirt hangers with fun paper.  I will show you the finished art product a little later in the post.

Moving on to the floor; and this is where I made my big purchase!  My new IKEA rug!!!!  ($40)  I also bought a tray to keep any loose items that come out of the dryer.  (IKEA tray $6)

Back to my artwork!  I just printed these off Pinterest (see my pins) and then attached them to this paper which is held by skirt hangers!

So, hope you liked my tour of my newish ;) laundry room.  I added so much color and now I just have to smile when I go down there, even if it is to fold clothes!!!  So Love That!!! Oh, and if you were counting, I did go $3 over budget!  Whoops! :)

16. A Pringles Can Makeover

Who needs the Container Store when you can give a Pringle can a makeover!! ;)  Give it a dress of scrapbook paper and fill it with anything you desire.  I put extension cords in my can.

Before Makeover :)

After Makeover and ready for a date :)

17. A Picture Frame Makeover with a Bow

If you’re looking to add a little something to a picture frame, just add a bow.

My husband brought this frame home from his office.  There wasn't anything special about it, but who couldn't use another picture frame?  When I was putting this picture in the frame, I happen to see this bow nearby.  I can't even remember what it is from?  It already had something sticky on it so I stuck it on the picture frame and whala. :)

Something so simple can add just a little touch of unique...you got to so love that!

18. Makeover a Closet into a Bedroom

Grandma has 5 grandchildren and 2 of them are girls.  She wanted to create a space just for them when they came over for a sleepover.  She decided to turn a closet into a bedroom.

Here's my daughter loving her new closet bedroom space at Grandma's house :)

This was a walk-in closet that is big enough to fit a twin size bed.

They built a platform for the mattress and headboard then covered it with white bead board.  You can imagine a mother of 3 boys is loving to create a girly space!

White bead board on the back wall, shelf, curtain hung just inside the door, rug for the floor, fresh paint, and girly nick-nacks everywhere. I think both Grandma and Granddaughter are so loving it!!!

19. A Beautiful Pantry Makeover

I so love a good old fashioned before and after.  A couple of weeks ago my pantry closet in my mud room was looking like an episode of "Hoarders".  I have been on a mission to finish those organizational projects in my home so I figured I needed to tackle my mud room pantry.  Alright, prepare yourself for the before picture!!

Now is the time I started to feel over my head!!  :)

Here is what I did:

1.  Take  everything out and start fresh.

2.  Paint - I painted the walls a cache color and the shelves a blue so that they would pop.

3.  Make a trash pile and a donate pile.

4.  Find new homes for things that just don't belong in that space.

5.  Wait for the paint to dry!  :)  Then go ahead and add things back in. 

I placed all my glass ware on the top shelves.  I left my cleaning bottles and soaps that are pretty out, and I hide the not so pretty stuff ( like dog bones and garbage bags) in the white containers (from IKEA).  I placed my colorful straws in Mason jars to show them off.

When I was done I thought it was so pretty that I asked my husband to remove the pantry doors!  :)  I want to be able to see it and it gives us more room when we come in.  Now we don't run into a big door as we take off our shoes. 

Here is the AFTER!!!

Towels are ready for a day at the beach (wishful thinking, since there is snow on the ground!), shoes have a place, and even the bunny food can be found when Sammie gets hungry!  So love a clean and organized space!

20. Unique Makeovers Using a Shower Curtain

Here's an easy and fun way to add color to any room.  Try exploring shower curtains. Shower Curtains are Not Just for Showers.  When we redid our game room/movie room, I used a shower curtain in a couple of unique ways.

Grandpa made this bench for me several years ago.  It's had its share of makeovers, but this is the most dramatic.  It was  white with light blue fabric on top to cover the cushion.  After some paint I covered the cushion with the shower curtain with a staple gun.   We love this bench for extra seating or as a stage during karaoke.

I'm using a student computer desk as an end table and to hold the DVD player, Wii and other electronics.  I wanted to help it fit into the room and not look so  much like a desk.  So, I simply covered it with the same shower curtain using a staple gun.

I wanted a place to stick fun pictures so I covered a round cookie sheet with the same shower curtain.  I used a hot glue gun to secure the curtain and magnets to hang the pictures.

That's a lot of fun color in 1 room from 1 shower curtain for only $4!  I so love this 1!

21. A Cute TV Tray Makeover

So, I've had these TV trays for a few years and wanted to give them a new look.   We redid our toy room and transformed it into a  game room/movie room.  The  walls were painted a dark blue with this bright green as the main accent color.    A TV tray makeover was in order!

My first thought was to paint them a bright colorful new color that would fit with our new room.  I found these striped placemats for $1 each.  The shape of the place mat was not exactly as the TV tray top.  I simple trimmed the corners  and glued it to the tray with Elmer's glue.

They have worked great!  Can't beat a $2 makeover.  So love it!

22. A Clean Mudroom Makeover

My Labor Day consisted of labor and included my mudroom makeover!!!  I can't believe what a difference a can of paint can make!!!

Here are some before shots of the mudroom.

First, I took everything out.  Then I painted every wood surface white and painted the walls this khaki color.  So Love It!!!  Here is how it turned out.

On this wall I nailed some placemats from IKEA.  You know how I love to do that!!!

Pictures make great hook labels instead of names.  Now each girl knows where to hang their bags and coats.

Shoes hide in drawers. :)

Remember my pantry that got a makeover several months ago?  It is also in this mudroom and now it all goes together no nice.  :)

Cost run down: Can of  leftover white paint = $0

                                           Can of leftover tan paint = $0

                                 Hooks = $0 dumpster dive

                                           Pictures in frame = $0 gift from a friend

You can't beat that!  Now, roll up those sleeves and do some good old fashioned labor (even though Labor Day is gone till next year!)  :)

23. A Simple Bar Stool Makeover

I have these two bar stools that were given to me a few years ago, and they were needing some love :)  I was looking for something quick, easy, and inexpensive for this makeover...

I so love how they turned out!

How to give your bar stool a quick makeover:

First, I removed the fabric that was used to cover the top.

Second, I spray painted the legs with a flat black paint.

Third, I cut a circle of foam from an egg crate to add a little more cushion.

Fourth, I love the fabric I chose.  It brings together my green wall and black appliances.

Fifth, cover the stool top and foam with a circle cut-out of your fabric.

Six, use a staple gun to secure the fabric to the underside.  Gather the fabric as you go and pull tightly.

So there you have it!  They look store bought and brand new.  Love It!

So grab yourself some spray paint, great fabric and your staple gun and make something beautiful  :)

So that’s it 23 mini-makeovers simple DIY projects for your home!  We hope you found something that you so love and are inspired to makeover something for yourself. 

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