Likely Treasures

We are all told, “live your life to the fullest”;
I am here to do just that. Be inspired, my
creative friends of the Likely Treasures
all around you. Sit back, relax, and read
on to see what sort of crafty mess I’ve got
myself into this time.

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It can be pretty hard to see the value in outdated home decor at a thrift store but every now and then you can find a gem among the riffraff.

As they say, old things come back in style again sooner or later. And it may not be the whole decor’ piece that says “Look at me I’m back in style baby!” But more like a part of it strikes you as semi current looking home decor, and something about it attracts you to the. . .Read More

MY EASIEST HOME DECOR
THRIFT STORE HAUL!

You know, It’s not always quite this easy. I often go into a thrift shop and come out empty handed without finding a single item. Other days I go through the store isles several times only to get items that will need a serious overhaul! But this time I was there at the at the right time for my easiest home decor thrift store haul ever.

It turned out I found several items that had no need to be up-cycled. Not that I mind pulling out the ol’ can of paint and brush because I absolutely love it. For this haul however; I only had to paint the wood serving tray, wood mirrored sconces and . . .Read More

ENHANCE YOUR SPACE
BY UPCYCLING HOME...

What is your most favorite room in your home? Or which is the one that you spend the most time in, calms your soul and balances your energy when you come home from a long day or after being gone for a long while? If you can honestly say that absolutely NO room fits that description in your home then it may be time for a room makeover!

We change a lot throughout the years and so do our decorating . . .Read More

HOW TO EMBRACE A SENSE
OF ACCOMPLISHMENT DAILY

woman's arm holding a cellphone with a datebook

Life as we know it, has its way of stifling our sense of accomplishment as one activity, task or venture merges into the next. No sooner do you finish one project before you are already contemplating your next course of action towards the next endeavor.

We get so use to having our plate completely full, with every minute of every hour for 16 hours a day. We've become accustomed to feeling as though something is missing when we have nothing left to do on our list!

Rather than taking one minute, an hour or a day to stop and relax before. . . Read More