This DIY uses an item that would ordinarily be reserved for cooking tasks, but it makes for an effective paint substitute to give glass jars a vintage vibe.

I’m a sucker for beautiful glassware — whenever I find myself in a home decor or thrift store, I make it my personal mission to browse the kitchenware selection for hidden gems. Ever since Mason jars ...

Thrifty readers, you've probably fallen in love with a designer's distinctive style, despite limited funds. But when investing in one of their pieces would cut too deeply into your paycheck, it's ...

Looking for some decorative ambiance?….Grab a jar and coat it with some modge podge…now roll the jar in some epsom salts. Once it's dry …seal it with a clear spray varnish. Add some tea lights…and you ...

Mod Podge is one of the most well known craft supplies in existence (you might recognize it from its retro label). But if you aren’t familiar with Mod Podge, it’s a decoupage medium — an all-in-one ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Vintage colored glass pieces are absolutely stunning and add so much quirky character to a space, especially when displayed as a ...