Master Bath Rustoleum Cabinet Transformation

So I tried out the Rustoleum Cabinet Transformation kit in Espresso, and I love it!! It was very time consuming but there was no sanding whatsoever!! You apply the liquid de-glosser, color, glaze & top/finish coat, couldn't ask for anything easier...the hardest part is waiting the alotted dry time, haha!! Take a look for yourself, what do you think? Still undecided about hardwarde, any thoughts?

Unfortunately the lighting wasn't the greatest, ugh!!sorry about the glare. I can't get a straight on shot because there isn't enough room between the cabinets and the wall behind, such is life.

~Renee~ 

4 Months old

Miss Demri is 4 months!!  She's smiling, laughing & starting to eat cereal!!  We had an appt yesterday to get pictures taken, unfortunately she really wasn't feeling it, so she pitched a royal fit and we got to reschedule them for Sat. morning...we then went to the Dr.'s office where she got 4 shots, talk about traumatic for all of us, poor baby!! The good new is she wasn't too fussy last night (thank-you Tylenol)....she went down at 8p.m. and slept all the way through (which she doesn't usually do) til 7:30a.m. YAHOO!!!!!!  Now if we could get her mother & father to get along, I would be one happy camper....I won't hold my breath quite yet though....hell will freeze over before that happens, lol!!

~Renee~

Easy Herb Garden

I found some cute pots in the dollar section at Target and bought a bunch. I knew I could find many different ways to use these. So my first way was to plant my herbs in the them. Last year I had a tiny baby when it was time to plant the garden, so it was left up to my husband and eldest. I swear my husband let my son open the packets and spin because I had plants everywhere! I thought this year I would be a little more organized. I will post a picture of my fully planted garden next week. I decided to plant the herbs inside this year. It is so much easier to have easy access to them when I need them in the kitchen. Here is what I did.  I first taped a rectangle in approx. the middle of the pot with painters tape.

Then I applied a few coats of chalkboard paint.

I then, of course, planted my herbs. Cilantro, chives and parsley. These are the three that I use the most.

I just saw this morning that I already have gowth!!!

~Lindsay

Signs of Spring.....

So I just wanted to share these little beauties from my front yard!  Signs of spring starting to appear all over the neighborhood.  Now if it would just warm up, I could actually go out and work in my yard.
I have early spring and mid spring.  I've got some purple, pink and reds getting ready to open!

Enjoy! ****Candie*****

Extra Large Scrabble Pieces

When I first saw this here I was like, holy crap smokes that is so stinkin' cute!  We love to play scrabble. So I decided to try it myself, but with my family's names of course!  Thanks so much for the cute idea Cassity from Remodelaholic!

I used stripped fir wood, that was 1/2" think. Cut them in to 5" squares, used the handy cricut to cut out my vinyl letters. I put a coat of mod podge over the top to give a little sheen. You'll agree that these are super cute.  Wood -  Free, Vinyl $7.99, Mod Podge already had = a really inexpensive project.
*****Candie*****


Hi everyone!  Just wanted to let you know that I've change up the recipe to this, and perfected my own.
I am now selling them in our etsy shop.  Check us out here at 3krazychics etsy

A Big Shout Out.....

Just want to say THANKS A BUNCH, to The Girl Creative for redesigning our blog! It looks wonderful!
Check her out, she's got lots a cool stuff!

THANKS AGAIN!!!

Upside-Down Berry Cake

Tried a new recipe from Taste of Home a week or so ago and thought I would share w/ ya'll!! You can find it here http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/Upside-Down-Berry-Cake?keycode=ZFB...and it was yummy!! A big hit w/ the hub man.

Go enjoy some cake! : )

~Renee~