This just screams weekend project to me. Gemma, over at The Sweetest Digs, found a lovely framed piece of artwork at a thrift store and revamped it to fit her needs. She replaced the flower still life with a mirror and painted the frame this lovely shade of mint {which I'm absolutely loving}.
For those of you looking for a more substantial accent of mint green. How about this mint dresser that Ann Marie gave a new life to? Her blog is called Twice Lovely and lovely definitely defines this little gem. She even shares how she came up with this shabby, but so chic, look with a technique that uses Vasaline and DIY chalk paint {who'da thunk it?!}.
These amazing vintage-esque jars are made from upcycled jars that by Natalie of the Beach House in the City blog. She even has a tutorial with instructions on how to make them yourself using just plain white glue, food coloring and water. These would be excellent gifts and you could make them any color you want since you can simply mix the colors to achieve whatever tint will go with your decor. But going along with the theme of this post, I'm totally loving the mint-ish hue :)
I hope you enjoyed a look into the minty fresh ideas I've found and am loving. Of course, there are tons of other ways to accent and decorate with mint but these were just a few that I found lovely and quite achievable in just a few hours or for a weekend project. Do you have a mint-hued addiction also and have a crafting or decorating idea to share? Post it in a comment below so we can all check it out. Again, thanks for stopping by and come back to visit any time!
xoxo
Heather
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I love all things mint!
ReplyDeleteHi! Stopping by from Mom Bloggers Club. Great blog!
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Hi Veronica! Thanks for stopping by and commenting! Please come back any time :)
DeleteLovs tht mirror
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by Jessica! Isn't that mirror just the cutest! I could totally see that hanging in a little powder room or a little girl's room :) Love it!
DeleteLove the blue bottles, SO cute!
ReplyDeleteYes! I love them too...and have you checked out the tutorials she has linked on that post? Seems really easy...I might be trying it out as a Craft Time in the near future ;) Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteThis was a very popular color for bathrooms and kitchens in the 40s/50s I believe. Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteI agree...you can never go wrong with mint. Thanks for stopping by for a bit!
DeleteI LOVE Mint interiors, so refreshing!!
ReplyDeleteMe too! There's just something about mint that makes a room feel fresh and comfy at the same time...Love it! Thanks for reading and commenting!
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