Sunday, March 14, 2010

Cheap Thrills Decor

 Hey guys!  I know you have all seen this super cute button on our sidebar!!!!   


We are so excited to introduce you to Cheap Thrills Decor ~ A design team in the DFW area that brings dare-to-be-different trimmings to homes in Texas!  These guys are the experts when it comes to one-of-a-kind remodeling!  From small room makeovers to large scale room additions or bathroom and kitchen remodels you will get a genuine, cookie cutter-free remodel that fits your family's needs, style and budget!!! 
Kitchen Remodel
Kitchen Remodel


Bathroom Remodel


Bathroom Remodel
Gameroom Remodel

Creative Kids Rooms are one of their many specialties!!!

Cheap Thrills Decor is known in this area for their out-of-the box, original designs!!! 

Your child gets the star treatment with Cheap Thrills!  They will actually have a meeting with your child and put together design plans that work with their dream rooms and mom's budget!!! 







Gameroom Remodels!!!!


What you get with Cheap Thrills Decor:

~ A one-of-a kind remodel, personalized to reflect your family's style
~ An artistic slant towards design work
~ Functional results that also have a creative edge
~Complete turn key services from the design to the finish



Click HERE to schedule your Personal Design Consultation ~ a one hour consultation focused  on the style and color analysis in your home with you and both Jami Zimmerman and Bob Zimmerman!! 

OR

If you are a DIYer click HERE for an Online Consultation ~ a cheaper way to get professional, individualized help while controlling the process and timeline yourself! Do it yourself or use one of their preferred contractors. Bob & Jami Zimmerman will provide a totally unique plan for your project based upon how much help you want and what you are going for. It will be designed just for you!


ALSO!!!!
  
Visit the Cheap Thrills Decor Warehouse for their Cheap Thrills Decor Warehouse Event March 25, 26 and 27!!!

There is only one Warehouse event each month so don't miss out on one-of-a-kind items and super unique finds!  Get the girls in the car and make a day of it!!!!  Cash, Mastercard, Visa and American Express are accepted!!!!  

Warehouse located in Keller at:
13017 Gateway Alliance Drive
Keller, Texas 76248





 

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Thursday, March 11, 2010

Cameron Drawers

The building and painting is done!!!!  I finished the drawers this weekend and they were super easy!

I got the plans for the drawers and the rest of this system over at Ana's site, Knock Off Wood.   If you like name brand furniture without the ridiculous price tag head on over to her site!  She offers plans for free!!!

She does offer a cut layout for 1 drawer but I had to do 2 and I didn't have enough scrap wood left over.  So, here is a cut layout for 2 full drawers using 3/4" MDF.

After first step.

All of the sides complete.  This is just a very simple box!

Adding the face... I am using Ana's technique in this pic..worked great!

Gorilla Glue Wood Glue is a must for this entire project!

I poured a ton of Gorilla Glue Wood Glue all over the front of the drawer before attaching the face.

Using Ana's technique, I layed the face over the front of the drawer and made sure that there was equal space around the perimeter.

***  Ana suggests nailing the face onto the drawer but I did not want to deal with covering the nail heads.  Gorilla Glue Wood Glue is strong enough that no nails are needed.  After the drawers were dry, I carried them upstairs by the faces and they didn't budge!!! *****

I painted the drawer faces with Behr Leapfrog (satin) and distressed the edges.  I then followed up with Minwax Red Mahogany Stain and wiped off the excess. 

***Ana also suggests using 18" undermount drawer slides but I just placed the drawers in the bases without them.  I did not want to fuss with getting them lined up.  I'm sure it would be nice to have them but I have no complaints:)***

Now for the hardware!!!

Because the face of the drawer is attached to the front of the drawer I needed a cabinet screw long enough to reach through 1.5" of MDF.  The screws that come with the knobs are not long enough so I used this "thingy" to solve my problem!



It carved out layers of the MDF so that a standard screw would fit!  And it makes such a clean hole!

I found these cute knobs at Lowe's!


Screwed them in and that was it!
I'm so excited to have this done and in my gameroom!  I still have several ideas up my sleeve for this piece that I can't wait to get started on and of course share with you all!

~Ashley


Lisa Leonard Designs


Go check out the great vintage bling over at Lisa Leanoard Designs!

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Link Party Highlights!

Hey guys!

Thanks to all of you who linked up!!  We had a GREAT party this month and just wanted to share a few of our favs!!


Loved the entryway project over at Fingerprints on the Fridge!



Check out Donna's amazing bingo board over at Funky Junk!!!


This one was just to cute not to show you! The pattern is at The Bell Family!



Check out these super cute Easter eggs over at Room to Inspire!


We also loved this window to frame revamp over at the Counter Family!

Weren't those fun!! Thanks to all of you who linked up!  We have some exciting stuff to share with you in the next few weeks so stop back by!

Remember the next I Made it Without My Hubby party will be April 7th!!

Thanks again!




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Sunday, March 7, 2010

Hi friends, it's that time again! I Made it Without my Hubby Link Party is here! We can't wait to see all of your fun projects.

Shanty2Chic




DON'T FORGET TO ADD OUR BUTTON TO YOUR POST!!!

As always, we will be featuring several of our favorites!!!!

The rules are as follows:
~Enter ANYTHING that you have made with your own two hands. This can be ANYTHING!!!!

~Link your post back to our party with our button or our URL!

That's it!

If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask and if you are still confused about how to 'link-up' leave your post as a comment and we will link it for you!

Ready...set....Link up Ladies!




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Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Love Me Some Fabric!!!

Hey guys! So I was able to get out today and pick out the fabric for my girls' new bedroom.  With the baby on the way we have decided that the girls will share a room so I am in the process of creating it.  The first step on my list was to pick a fabric for their headboards that I will be making.  I am a bit of a fabric junkie and drove straight to my very favorite fabric store...

Cabbage Rose in Fort Worth... LOVE it!!  They carry fabric from my very favorite fabric designer...


You need to click on her name to check out her amazing site and designs.  They are perfect!

Before home decor fun I was really into sewing.  I love making little girl's clothes and some of my very favorite were done in Amy Butler's fabrics.








My girls are not that into my "Sunday school clothes" anymore so I had to focus my sewing obsession on drapes and bedskirts... not near as fun right??!

The headboards are a bit of a secret but I will show you what fabric I purchased...



Yummy!  This is from her newest "Love" line and I can't wait to get these finished so I can share them with you in a few days.  You can also check out Amy's fabrics and purchase your own at Cabbage Rose online.  Lots of fun stuff there too!

I will be back in a few days with my headboards done to share with you guys.  In the meantime... have a great week!

~Whitney
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