Goal #1 for 2013: SET a goal!
HA! I have a LOT of stuff to work on this year, and as always, I’m behind on setting my goals, but don’t worry, give me a week or so, and you will all know what my goals are for 2013! In the meantime, here are the highlights if 2012! We had a BLAST this year! We hope you enjoyed our whirlwind!
I hope you enjoy the 2012 All Things Thrifty Project Wrap Up too!
Her Cottage Style Kitchen was completed just at the beginning of 2012 and one of our first posts for the year revealed the transformation!
The Cottage Style Living Room is soooo beautiful. The pictures just don’t do it justice. The sliding barn door was definitely my favorite element in the room!
The Cottage Style Entryway makeover was a lot of fun too! Check out that amazing light pole we used in her entryway! I wish I would have bought one for me!
Of course 2012 had some furniture refinishing too!
Of course we transformed chairs this year too….
Then we got crazy inside and added some texture in our kitchen. Remember the DIY Faux Brick Wall?! This project was so fun!!
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Like I said before, I have loved using my Silhouette this year! Making this stencil was so easy!
Then I got to refinish this fun dresser for my friend Heather!










































Still loving that front door! It's a wow for sure. Your gallery wall is super cute too! Happy 2013. Wishing you all the best in the New Year
Thank you Shannon! I love my front door too! I always say, I am the only one with a turquoise front door, so if you don't see that color, you are at the WRONG house!!
Oh my goodness, where to begin? I missed so much, friend! Your girls room looks FAB!!! I'm in the middle of ours….LOVE that lamppost for your friend, the foyer floor, the gallery wall, and that white chocolate dessert I shall have to try. I love all your colorful furniture, too. I also noticed a little "outfit change" on you…love it! Can't wait to "hangout" tomorrow night. Look at me with all of my quotes…
You've had such an amazing year Brooke! I love following your blog. Your creativity is inspiring. I'm excited to see what you create for 2013
Unbelievably amazing projects. I'm exhausted just looking at all of them! I could not have done this blogging thing when my kids were that little. I've loved learning from you in the google hangouts!
Marty@Marty's Musings
I love them all – but those fork and knife curtains have been my favorite for a while – I need them!
I want to build an armoire like the yellow one!
I am going to have to try Jake's chicken and some of the soups. Quite a bit of talent in your hands with all of those wonderful makeovers.
Fabulous year!!! I love all your awesome projects so much!!! XO, Aimee
This is all just amazing!! Can't wait to click on each link! I just added you on FB and Twitter.
Thanks for all of the great inspiration! – Claire @ A Little Claire-ification
All of these are fantastic! I can't believe I'm not following you. I'm going to fix that right now.
I love this post! And love your blog in general. Seeing the owl room project sparked a question for me…I have seen you use old windows in decor several times and I'm curious, how do you hang them?? I was recently given several windows from a friend, and I'm figuring out what I want to do with them…but they are so heavy that I'm kind of nervous about hanging them on a wall!
Emily @ http://www.begingrateful.blogspot.com
Emily,
We installed d-ring hooks on the back of our windows. Then we used a dry-wall anchor in the wall since the windows are super heavy. I hope this helps!