You amaze me EVERY SINGLE WEEK! I appreciate that you don’t waste our time just repainting items. You truly provide unique, inspiring, beautiful ideas. There is more usable content in your 24 minute videos than any others I’ve found. Thank you so much for sharing your creativity, you really are the best!
Thank you, Kristy! I really appreciate those kind words. I try to make videos that I would like to watch, and as you mentioned, I don't enjoy watching people paint for 15 minutes.
Hi Sherry! Since I follow each of you, this collaborative project is such a great idea for all three of you as designers/creators! Loved each of your projects but the IOD picture mat had the wow factor for me. The "box" clock was another eye-catcher and the knife block stand was genius. As always, thanks for the great inspirations! Now heading over to see what your colab partners have done with their projects.
Sherry, you never cease to amaze and delight with your creative ideas. The basket birdhouse is so cute, the book files are genius. I have a similar clock and while I love my clock I will keep your idea in mind. But, my favorite this week is the IOD matte. Absolutely beautiful and definitely one I will make.
When Teresa announced this collaboration last Saturday I knew we were in for a treat. The picture frame turned out beautifully. You amaze me every week.
I absolutely loved everything you made in this video!! ❤️ Your creativity always fascinates me..like how you can look at something and see potential for a really original and lovely project! Thank you for sharing your ideas with us!! Love you Sherry!! 🥰🥰🥰
Hi Sherry!! I love the mat/IOD/Matisse quote picture - gorgeous! The blue and white tins are so very pretty and love the mini loaf pans/belt idea! Thanks for sharing 🙂❤️
Sherry, my friend, you have done it this time. EVERY ONE OF these projects was a jaw-dropper to me. The old books hiding appliance manuals were amazingly ingenious, 💡💡💡and the humble canisters became superstars 🌟 ⭐️ 🌟 with the addition of mod podged napkins and painted pulls!! How do you keep doing this week after week???? I was enthralled every minute of this video. Well done 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️
You are the hardest working DIYer that I’ve seen. You go through great lengths to repurpose and redesign everything that you find. It’s amazing! The picture mat with the IOD transfer is “out of this world”! Spectacular! And the round cans pop with that beautiful blue napkin. Only a truly gifted artist would have thought to trim the lids. You get 5 stars from me! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I was so thrilled to see 3 of my very most favorite creators collaborating together. I have now watched all 3 videos. I have to say Sherry, your video was definitely the most creative of the 3. I also felt as though you described the collaboration the best. Then to top it off with such lovely mentions of their channels and the things they create - such a class act! ❤ I loved everyone's projects but when you started your first project I noticed I had leaned forward in my seat with interest and excitement. The IOD mat was an absolute show stopper! Wow! I definitely see why you wouldn't want to part with it. Thank you so much for sharing. I hope you all get together again in the future.
SUCH A WONDERFUL IMAGINATION, SHERRY! Would have loved a Teacher like you when I was in school, I'm sure you would have been able to keep students attention for a long time! Thank you as always for sharing 😊... definitely looking forward to your next video!😉
Sherry, those book upcycles are very cute and useful. There is an easier way to remove the book block from the cover. Just about any search for "make a junk journal from a book" will get you the easier technique, "Nik the Booksmith" on YT is a good resource for book stuff. The transfer on mat is new and cute!
Loved these ideas! I have never seen the iod transfer put on a picture mat. Genius. My favorite was the masher/crates. I have an old masher but with a green handle. Can't wait to do this. Thanks
The IOD transfer mat with the Matisse quote is GORGEOUS! I think the blue and white canisters are so sweet and the handles made them perfect. As usual, I loved everything.
As always, I'm really sad when your videos come to an end. Knowing I must wait a week to see your creative genius. I may go back to your old videos and binge watch them again. Haha. I am subscribed to both Julie and Teresa's channels. Thank you, Sherry
Well Sherry I may have two comments, but my comment seemed to disappear in thin air. Lol. I love the Matisse quote with the large mat covered in IOD transfers. As always, I loved all the other projects! Great ideas!! Headed over to Teresa's and Julie's channels next. Thanks so much.
Oh, wow, Loved all your redos, especially the clock, no wait the floral picture mat, oh, I can't forget the gorgeous tin canister set!!! Can't wait till next week!!!!
Wow--just when I thought there was nothing else that could be done with glass jars, frames, tins and clocks, you prove me wrong! :) Fantastic, clever, interesting, and beautiful, as always!! Totally LOVED what you did with the the IOD transfer on the picture mat and also loved the 'faux book' boxes that you made to hold random stuff on a book shelf!! So clever--and looks so much better that way!! You are a genius!!!
YOU are the best!!! I noticed the clock face cover that you removed from your planter... Any chance of making another butterfly plate?? I couldn't readily see the convex depth.. I think you could sell a "bunch" of knife holder/recipe holder/i-pad holder/art!! Beautiful and multi-functional! :)
Wow you amaze me every time I watch. Your mind is amazing I would never think of theses. Can't wait to see what you come up with next time. Thank you for sharing all your beautiful talent. Have a beautiful and blessed week.💖🌸🐇🌼💗❤️
Fantastic Projects! FYI - to Bird House enthusiasts: I heard the President of the Audubon Society say to avoid installing a "perch" on a Bird House because that is where a predator will perch and wait for the "homeowner" bird to poke out their head. 🐦
Great job on all your projects❣️My two favorites are the big mat with frame covered by IOD and a poem and then the canister set that’s blue and white.Hope you have a great week 🥰
Hi Sheri. Love your ideas. Those I. O. D Transfers are gorgeous looking. Super idea with the IPad Holder. 💚🌞 Cute mini loaf pan shelf. Perfect for herbs or succulents. Keep shining on sunshine.
Your projects are always beautifully brilliant! My favorite is the framed Matisse quote. Now I’m off to see what the other talented ladies have in store!
Good morning, Sherry! What a wonderful collection of upcycles. I especially love the decoupaged tin cans! The book/ magazine file is absolutely genius. The knife block/ iPad stand is very clever, as well. The IOD picture matte is a definite keeper. Well done, as always. Thank you for inspiring! Have a great week. P.S. I have that same adorable dress! ❤
Sherrie, I absolutely adore the clock, boxes made from books for storage, the basket birdhouse is stunning. You have fabulous ideas. I'm off to the charity shop to look for a clock. Love from the UK.
Ahhh Sherry, you did it again! All your projects are amazing. Loved the ipad holder and the book cover projects. I love books so I guess that portion would be my favourite. Cheers from Ontario Canada.
I absolutely love everything you do!! The picture frame idea turned out so beautiful! I love IOD! The jewelry box was absolutely AWESOME!!! THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR INSPIRATION!!
Sherry, you just continue to astonish me with your creativity. As usual, I snagged a couple of screenshots for my ‘ideas & inspirations’ album. I think the mini loaf pan hanging caddy was my favorite this time. It’s so simple, but so cute. I also absolutely love the transformation of the photo matte with the IOD transfers. It is just beautiful! I’m looking forward to watching the other two ladies tonight, once I get some more work accomplished. I took a lunch break and watched yours since I didn’t have time early this morning. 😊
OMG...OMG...OMG...I LOVE EVERYONE OF THESE UPCYCLED IDEAS! *****These are the times I wish wonderful creative women like you lived near me and I could learn from you too. But at least of have the availablity of watching and rewatching this video. ONE OF THE BEST I HAVE SEEN IN QUITE SOME TIME. THANK YOU SO MUCH!~ God bless you in all things. Sherry :)
Thank you for sharing your creativity with all of us, you have so many wonderful ideas and I’m glad I found your channel!! 3 weeks ago I bought/moved into my very first house! It’s a precious little farm property in the middle of nowhere (no joke, my moving here brought the town population up to a staggering 155 people!🤣❤️). I’m mostly unpacked, but now my “nesting” instincts have kicked into overdrive and I want to make everything cute and decorated!! But my account/savings is flatlined from the purchase and move (totally worth it!), so I want to start thinking even more outside my usual DIY box and I’m only allowing myself to decorate using the supplies that I already have and whatever hidden treasures I find around the property! (Side note; I found an awesome rusted pulley, a dozen or so old rusty railroad spikes and about 15-20 rusty horseshoes yesterday-so if you, or anyone has some good ideas for those, I would absolutely LOVE and greatly appreciate hearing them!❤️Thank You Again!💖) And I’m sorry for the super long comment!😆
I absolutely love the mini bread pans😍😍😍😍😍 you never disappoint me☺️your ideas just floor me and your creativity is amazing!!! Thank you for sharing this video!!
I love your BRILLIANT iPad holder! What a clever idea in that one can still utilize the knife block! Brilliant!! Everything you repurposed this week is terrific! Thank you so much for all of your fabulous ideas and hard work.❤❤🙃🙃❤
Oh Sherry, everything turned out so beautiful ❤️. It was hard to decide but I think the picture mat was my favorite! You never cease to amaze me! Hugs to you 💕
That picture is stunning! There is no way I would ever get rid of it. I am so glad that I now know I can put transfers on picture mats. I just love your channel. 💖
Love your ideas! I do have a question though... I live in Southeast Texas, so wouldn't my outdoor project fall apart if I used hot glue? This is an honest question as I've only been crafting for about a year and I'm 41 years old! Didn't want people to come at me like I was being a smart ellic, because I'm really not... ❤️❤️❤️ Your channel!
Hi I'm loving your channel I'm here from Julie's and Tresas our green acres channel havin fun and gettin lots of inspiration thank you love and hugs Susie
Wonderful ideas as always!! Ur so wonderfully talented!! Great job! Thank you, for so many wonderful ideas. & a collab with 3 of my fave RUclipsrs, …..YaY me!!
Goodmorning:) Your videos sure go fast, that means they are soooo good. Sherry I really like all the DIY's. The birdhouse is awesome, Loved the book idea, the picture and canisters. Never disappointed :):) Have a great week...
These were another 10 great ideas. I love the birdhouse and the book storage idea, but that picture mat.....😍😍😍....that was my favorite. I was so excited, to hear, that you all were doing another collaboration. Off to Theresa's video. ❤️🤗❤️
Hi Sherry. The first thing I realized is I’m going to have to learn how to drill holes lol. You had so many great ideas that I’ll just list the 3 I can remember. I loved the old cookbook cover idea. I have quite a collection of small cookbooks from various products, I.e. Pet Milk and such and think that will be a fun way to keep them in one place. I thought your iPad holder was great. The IOD picture was fabulous. As always, I enjoy all your creative ideas. Toni from Sunny California (formerly from Beautiful Colorado)
Sherry, that picture frame you found n redid over with the IOD print turned out absolutely beautiful. Definitely my favorite. I’m glad you decided to keep it. Everything you remake over always turns out far better than it ever was. Love how you rethink junk over to beauty. Your so smart. ♥️♥️😊👍👍👍
You, Julie and Teresa are such gifted creators. I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos and am inspired by your projects and design tips. Y'all's homes are gorgeous! Thank you so much for sharing your expertise...I soak it all information
Hello, Sherry! I am in LOvE with your ideas this video. I am particularly intrigued with the IOD transfer on the mat. I was just starting to run out of "ideas" for my transfers; and there you go, refreshing things up. I have a question: The canisters you researched, I have some similar and I was trying to decide whetherornot to paint over them. What research platform do you use? Thank you for a great collection of ideas....on to the next collaboration vide. :-) Be Well.
Hi Sheri. I'm visiting from Julie's channel and I am so impressed with all of your wonderful ideas. I thought I was pretty creative until I watched your channel. You are so amazing and I am very inspired by your creativity. Thank you so much for sharing.
Omgosh Sherry, the art with the IOD transfer and Matisse quote is phenomenal and my new favourite project of yours. Amazing work, you have such a gift and inspire me so much! Take care ❤
Completely! wonderful! I hope and I pray and I try however, I have not been able to do all the things I used to and then share it all, because my darling daughter was the most artistic and creative one. Light of my life. We shared so much-and she was the one of my children that was the most creative, prolific and generous person. On the way to and from the hospital, for, about 19 years, 31/2 hours away from our home, constantly was needed slow-going, then traffic to beat the band and the getting ready, staying ready and working and waiting, we So I find comfort and easy to relate to art/creative things that she loved and worked for-mostly online, but one of the 3 brain surgeries finished off her hearing, for the most part. She just wore one, older hearing aid. There is someone else around here that needs new and stronger one's, too. The Dr. I used to work for was available to me by phone after such a long time had passed. He is an excellent diagnostician! Had a family practice and I did procedure for and with him and learned so much. He had started out being a Pharmacist! After a while, he felt like going to Medical School to become a GP. So to have a physician that knows so much about pharmaceuticals was a huge help- for the patients, for himself and for his office nurse, me! He still went on house calls, too and I was privileged as well as needed to do that. So I learned how to do everything from EKG, X-Rays, drawing blood, giving shots, helping in surgery, and did the interview when they 1st came in and took great notes. Then the Dr. would read them--if anything more was needed, I also did that! I counseled people and tried to be as friendly, smiling, open and professional at once. Guess it really prepared me. When I watch and listen to your videos, it calms me and I need that. Now, I am happy to see more of Teresa and Julie's works! I want to get back to all the things I love to do-all my life. You help because this is all I can handle just yet! But I am really looking forward to you, Teresa and Julie, when you 3 collaborate and also, definitely can stand alone! Wishing you all the best, Terri
Looks like you ruined a valuable painting. The one with the wide mat. Had you resold it on eBay, you could've made money. Hopefully, you checked, with a Google lense. your store with the frame distressed.
Hi Sherry, I always enjoy your videos on how you reinvent your found treasures. In my kitchen displayed I have my grandmother's hand held beaters with wooden handles and chippy paint. I remember her using the one to mix the yeast in the warm milk to add to her Hungarian breads. She baked all in her very large Detroit Jewel oven. I have many of her kitchen tools with the wooden handles and one my mom and I could never figure out how to use it. Packed away in a box I have yet to find for my kitchen is my mom's Julia Child's cookbook and I believe it is the same one you have. I believe I saved my mom's World Atlas book, huge in size, same color and the book use used to keep photos in. Last summer I bought many of the die cut wood cut outs and I believe I have the same leaves. I have yet to use any but, hope to soon. I almost have my crafting area finished from my move. I collect owls and I bought the owl die cuts. Did you know if you soak them in warm water, how they are made the layers come apart. As soon as they separate take them out, pat dry them with a cloth, lay them on a cloth with another cloth on top and a heavy book for a few hours to flatten them back out. I found this out by accident dropping one in my dish washing tub in my sink not knowing I dropped one and eventually 2 floated to the top. So, you get extras for $1.25. Years ago I was involved in a bad car accident and I could not go to work, could not drive for awhile, I was super down. Temporarily I have my boyfriend a key to my apartment so if I was resting I did not have to race to the door. That was Fall 1991. I was laying in bed and first I heard a knock, then the door open. My boyfriend popped his head into my room to say on his way home he saw a cool wall clock on the curb and it had a piece of paper saying, "I need a home, I was made by the Amish and I still work". He said he out a battery in it and it is keeping good time. He said he has it on the kitchen counter. And he left. Sherry, the clock is your clock and I have never seen one like it but mine is a tad different but I believe yours may have been made by the Amish too. My clock is between a Kelly green and a garden green. The face is behind glass and the chip board face has the pink hearts like your's. My case goes down further with a shelf inside but part of the door that opens to the shelf is broken. For 20 years it hung in my living room wall where I lived and I kept thinking I would have the glass replaced and repaint the hearts in each corner like the orig glass but I never did. Then in 2019 I moved in with my mom and I did not want anyone to get hurt on the broken glass so I took it completely out and threw it away. I propped it up on a old table I had for years in my bedroom at my mom's and I put my owk collection in it. It has a nice tick when I would go to bed at night and my mom could not believe what great accurate time it keeps. My boyfriend passed away at age 48 from a heart attack 2 days after having a physical which included an EKG in order to play on a professional traveling basketball team. Now my mom passed away in 2021 and I was hoping to buy out my siblings half of the house but was unable to and I had to move out. I am now in a small 610 sqft apt built in 1940, registered with the historical society, not allowed to use nails or molly bolts so I have not hung the clock yet. I have it propped up on a vintage dough bench for now. My new little home is so tiny with not much closet space I have to tell myself all the time when I pass piles in the curb that I haven't any room. When I am not living in a sea of boxes and my place looks nice I hope to post photos of my place on Instagram and I will send you a photo of my clock. Funny timing also, as I had never heard of Theresa's channel until I recd a notice that a IG friend and I follow Theresa. I clicked onti her posts for a minute as it was late and she does make beautiful things. I love that new chair she just purchased to put where her Christmas tree was. The chair is new but it is an elegant vintage style in a soft cream. Last but not least, my mom's oldest brother loves going to estate sales and he picks up craft books for me all the time but a few months ago he picked up mini loaf pans but there are 4 and they are all hooked to a metal grid. The pans are not self stick and I believe they are aluminum and I do not use aluminum pots or bakeware any more. I do not want to donate these either to harm someone else's health if they do not know about the health risks. I have not thought about the loaf pans for months until your hanging in the kitchen with the belts. I quickly had an idea but of course I do not know how I would hang it but, maybe I could use each one as little Shadow boxes. Each box has a theme of the diff seasons. Spring Summer Winter Fall. Or holiday themes. Well, as usual I have written another novel to you. You are the only one I write long notes too. Your DYIs always excite me and get my creative juices flowing. I am itching to start creating soon too. My creative juices retired since my mom passed away but I am joining a new church and right before Christmas they had a craft workshop for children and adults and I signed up for the woodworking class and my mind had a wonderful kick start to create. I had not planned on decorating or even putting up a tree this year because of sadness not being in my mom's home for the first time in 31 years for Christmas. But, my mom left me her entire set of furniture for the living room and bedroom and beautiful art work of the King's going to Jerusalem and I wanted to make my mom proud. I decorated in a small scale with mostly hand made ornaments and a few of tea light Christmas trees from the Dollar Tree. I used vintage books in red to give height to some decorations. I posted my decorated half on Instagram and rec'd very nice compliments even my toilet paper rolls snowflakes were a hit. Have a wonderful weekend and stay warm. Blessings, Rebekah
Sherry you always do it again. Everything was just wonderful. But I have 2 that I love the picture frame and the jewelry box turned planter box. Loved it all.
Hi Sherry. Your so clever! Loved them all but my favorite was the frame and mat . The end results was fabulous!! Someone would have had to take my fingers off to take it away from lol. Just Kidd. Glad your keeping it ❣️
I love your channel. You are so creative and do projects that aren't hard to recreate. I just wished you weren't so uncomfortable when you do your voice over. You kind of sound like Siri. I feel like you're so afraid of making a mistake. Just be you, talk to us like you talk to your family, if you stumble on your words, so be it... we all do sometimes. Keep up the creativeness and the beautiful upcycles.
I’m coming over from Teresa’s channel, so this is my first time watching your channel. I was so impressed that I’ve subscribed and looking forward to watching your videos.
So funny that I follow all 3 of you ladies and glad to know you are friends too!! My favorite was the flower transfers you framed with the quote but then you transformed the music box into a beautiful shelf planter! Your creativity always inspires me!!! Hope you can sell your strawberry canisters for a fun profit!! Blessings, Marcia
I just joined your Facebook, I have many things that I could show you, in response to your new video series. I live in my childhood home, and I have so many things my mom collected over the years, from everywhere, thrift stores, yard sales, antique shops, etc. I have picked some things up, too, that I have to get working on, but I don't know what to do with them. Oh, and my name over there is different...its a combination of my daughter's middle name and my middle name. They both start with L, that may show you who I am, over there.
Enjoyed all your projects! My favorites are the upcycled jewelry box and your beautiful floral frame! I have never tried transfers but your talent encourages me to try a small project. I am sure I will be hooked. I love your videos!
I would have never upcycled the strawberry canisters, whether they were valuable or not. They were beautiful as is. I'm glad you changed your mind, and did the tin canisters instead. Ms. L. Churchill
You amaze me EVERY SINGLE WEEK! I appreciate that you don’t waste our time just repainting items. You truly provide unique, inspiring, beautiful ideas. There is more usable content in your 24 minute videos than any others I’ve found. Thank you so much for sharing your creativity, you really are the best!
Thank you, Kristy! I really appreciate those kind words. I try to make videos that I would like to watch, and as you mentioned, I don't enjoy watching people paint for 15 minutes.
Hi Sherry! Since I follow each of you, this collaborative project is such a great idea for all three of you as designers/creators! Loved each of your projects but the IOD picture mat had the wow factor for me. The "box" clock was another eye-catcher and the knife block stand was genius. As always, thanks for the great inspirations! Now heading over to see what your colab partners have done with their projects.
Thank you, Nancy! I was surprised at how much I liked the IOD transfers on the picture mat.
Sherry, you never cease to amaze and delight with your creative ideas. The basket birdhouse is so cute, the book files are genius. I have a similar clock and while I love my clock I will keep your idea in mind. But, my favorite this week is the IOD matte. Absolutely beautiful and definitely one I will make.
Really. Love watching you create. Your ideas and creations are lovely. Listening to you share steps of each project just beautiful. Calm friendly
Every single project, every single one, Sherry, turned out perfectly! As always, you’re a joy to watch, learn and be inspired by! Thank you!
When Teresa announced this collaboration last Saturday I knew we were in for a treat. The picture frame turned out beautifully. You amaze me every week.
Thank you so much! We all thought it was a fun idea, too!
I’ve said it before, but you are a fabulous teacher!! Such absolutely awesome ideas! Thank you for sharing your tips and tricks! ♥️🙏🏻
You always amaze me with what you come up with!! That picture with the transfers is beautiful!!!
I absolutely loved everything you made in this video!! ❤️ Your creativity always fascinates me..like how you can look at something and see potential for a really original and lovely project! Thank you for sharing your ideas with us!! Love you Sherry!! 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much for those sweet comments, Tara!🥰
Hi Sherry!! I love the mat/IOD/Matisse quote picture - gorgeous! The blue and white tins are so very pretty and love the mini loaf pans/belt idea! Thanks for sharing 🙂❤️
The IOD sisters would definitely be happy about that Ode to Henry Fletcher transformation.
Each item so brilliantly up-cycled and re-imagined. I never tire of these unique beauties.
Sherry, my friend, you have done it this time. EVERY ONE OF these projects was a jaw-dropper to me. The old books hiding appliance manuals were amazingly ingenious, 💡💡💡and the humble canisters became superstars 🌟 ⭐️ 🌟 with the addition of mod podged napkins and painted pulls!! How do you keep doing this week after week???? I was enthralled every minute of this video. Well done 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️
So creative, once again! I think the large frame with the iod flowers is just beautiful! I’m looking forward to seeing the other ladies’ ideas too 😊
You are the hardest working DIYer that I’ve seen. You go through great lengths to repurpose and redesign everything that you find. It’s amazing! The picture mat with the IOD transfer is “out of this world”! Spectacular! And the round cans pop with that beautiful blue napkin. Only a truly gifted artist would have thought to trim the lids. You get 5 stars from me! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I was so thrilled to see 3 of my very most favorite creators collaborating together. I have now watched all 3 videos. I have to say Sherry, your video was definitely the most creative of the 3. I also felt as though you described the collaboration the best. Then to top it off with such lovely mentions of their channels and the things they create - such a class act! ❤ I loved everyone's projects but when you started your first project I noticed I had leaned forward in my seat with interest and excitement. The IOD mat was an absolute show stopper! Wow! I definitely see why you wouldn't want to part with it. Thank you so much for sharing. I hope you all get together again in the future.
SUCH A WONDERFUL IMAGINATION, SHERRY! Would have loved a Teacher like you when I was in school, I'm sure you would have been able to keep students attention for a long time! Thank you as always for sharing 😊... definitely looking forward to your next video!😉
Sherry your ideas are amazing. It astounds me how you see something and completely change it. I loved every project.
Sherry, those book upcycles are very cute and useful. There is an easier way to remove the book block from the cover. Just about any search for "make a junk journal from a book" will get you the easier technique, "Nik the Booksmith" on YT is a good resource for book stuff.
The transfer on mat is new and cute!
Loved these ideas! I have never seen the iod transfer put on a picture mat. Genius. My favorite was the masher/crates. I have an old masher but with a green handle. Can't wait to do this. Thanks
Hola!!!!Saludos desde Venezuela. Admiro su trabajo y le sigo con gran entusiasmo.
The IOD transfer mat with the Matisse quote is GORGEOUS! I think the blue and white canisters are so sweet and the handles made them perfect. As usual, I loved everything.
As always, I'm really sad when your videos come to an end. Knowing I must wait a week to see your creative genius. I may go back to your old videos and binge watch them again. Haha. I am subscribed to both Julie and Teresa's channels. Thank you, Sherry
Thank you for those sweet words, Kathy! 🥰
You never fail to amaze me with your creative ideas. Love your work.
Well Sherry I may have two comments, but my comment seemed to disappear in thin air. Lol. I love the Matisse quote with the large mat covered in IOD transfers. As always, I loved all the other projects! Great ideas!! Headed over to Teresa's and Julie's channels next. Thanks so much.
Oh, wow, Loved all your redos, especially the clock, no wait the floral picture mat, oh, I can't forget the gorgeous tin canister set!!! Can't wait till next week!!!!
I love, love, love the IOD transfer on the picture mat
Sherri, I loved them all..I always enjoy what you make.
I love vintage botanicals, so that picture may is right up my alley!
Essa mulher simplesmente me impressiona com coisas tão simples serem transformadas em pura beleza que inteligência é a sua amo ❤ gratidão ⚜🇧🇷
Kellen, ela é mesmo impressionante!❤💯
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Great collaboration Sherry! Such great ideas!❤💐
Hi Sherry, you are so creative! I love each project!!❤️
The picture is absolutely beautiful.
Melissa 🌼
Wow--just when I thought there was nothing else that could be done with glass jars, frames, tins and clocks, you prove me wrong! :) Fantastic, clever, interesting, and beautiful, as always!! Totally LOVED what you did with the the IOD transfer on the picture mat and also loved the 'faux book' boxes that you made to hold random stuff on a book shelf!! So clever--and looks so much better that way!! You are a genius!!!
Thank you so much, Maryann! You are so sweet!
Thank you again Sherry for sharing your talents with us. I love everything you create.
YOU are the best!!! I noticed the clock face cover that you removed from your planter... Any chance of making another butterfly plate?? I couldn't readily see the convex depth.. I think you could sell a "bunch" of knife holder/recipe holder/i-pad holder/art!! Beautiful and multi-functional! :)
You know I was thinking “butterfly plate” when I removed that glass from that clock!🥰
Absolutely great projects love the jewelry box
Wow you amaze me every time I watch. Your mind is amazing I would never think of theses. Can't wait to see what you come up with next time. Thank you for sharing all your beautiful talent. Have a beautiful and blessed week.💖🌸🐇🌼💗❤️
Thank you, Sue! You are so sweet!
Your bird house is darling & quite clever!
Thank you, I loved everything!
The best 3 inspirational crafters together. Please keep doing these!
Dear Sherry, you are so talented! Amazing work! I admire you so much! Thank you so much for the ideas and inspiration you give to us !!
Thank you, Sophia! You are so sweet!🥰
Fantastic Projects! FYI - to Bird House enthusiasts: I heard the President of the Audubon Society say to avoid installing a "perch" on a Bird House because that is where a predator will perch and wait for the "homeowner" bird to poke out their head. 🐦
Thank you for telling me this. I had no idea!
Great job on all your projects❣️My two favorites are the big mat with frame covered by IOD and a poem and then the canister set that’s blue and white.Hope you have a great week 🥰
Thank you, Terry!🥰
Sherry I absolutely loved the hidden book storage ideas!!! My mind is exploding with ideas to make it mine!!💜😀💜
I’m so glad!🥰
i never knew that there's a banana stand too 🤣 thank you
You are so darn creative! Love them all.
Hi Sheri. Love your ideas. Those I. O. D Transfers are gorgeous looking. Super idea with the IPad Holder. 💚🌞 Cute mini loaf pan shelf. Perfect for herbs or succulents. Keep shining on sunshine.
How awesome to see all the great design ideas! Thanks so much and really gets me excited to decorate for Spring!!
It was 60 degrees here yesterday which really made me anxious for spring!
Your projects are always beautifully brilliant! My favorite is the framed Matisse quote. Now I’m off to see what the other talented ladies have in store!
Good morning, Sherry! What a wonderful collection of upcycles. I especially love the decoupaged tin cans! The book/ magazine file is absolutely genius. The knife block/ iPad stand is very clever, as well. The IOD picture matte is a definite keeper. Well done, as always. Thank you for inspiring! Have a great week. P.S. I have that same adorable dress! ❤
Good morning, Bobbie! Isn’t that funny that we have the same dress?! We clearly have very similar tastes!
Your canisters are adorable. So clever are you! Thanks for sharing, Sherry. I look forward to Tuesdays....you bring joy to my day.
Sherrie, I absolutely adore the clock, boxes made from books for storage, the basket birdhouse is stunning. You have fabulous ideas. I'm off to the charity shop to look for a clock. Love from the UK.
Thank you so much, Tracey! Hope you find a lot of goodies!
Ahhh Sherry, you did it again! All your projects are amazing. Loved the ipad holder and the book cover projects. I love books so I guess that portion would be my favourite. Cheers from Ontario Canada.
The IOD transfer picture/ art is beautiful! Love your ideas!
the book storage was fantastic!
I absolutely love everything you do!! The picture frame idea turned out so beautiful! I love IOD!
The jewelry box was absolutely AWESOME!!!
THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR INSPIRATION!!
Sherry, you just continue to astonish me with your creativity. As usual, I snagged a couple of screenshots for my ‘ideas & inspirations’ album. I think the mini loaf pan hanging caddy was my favorite this time. It’s so simple, but so cute. I also absolutely love the transformation of the photo matte with the IOD transfers. It is just beautiful! I’m looking forward to watching the other two ladies tonight, once I get some more work accomplished. I took a lunch break and watched yours since I didn’t have time early this morning. 😊
Omg!!! My three favorite diy ladies!!! This was wonderful!!! Thank you all!!💜💜
OMG...OMG...OMG...I LOVE EVERYONE OF THESE UPCYCLED IDEAS! *****These are the times I wish wonderful creative women like you lived near me and I could learn from you too. But at least of have the availablity of watching and rewatching this video. ONE OF THE BEST I HAVE SEEN IN QUITE SOME TIME. THANK YOU SO MUCH!~ God bless you in all things. Sherry :)
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the Large Framed Transfer...... AMAZING......
Thank you for sharing your creativity with all of us, you have so many wonderful ideas and I’m glad I found your channel!!
3 weeks ago I bought/moved into my very first house! It’s a precious little farm property in the middle of nowhere (no joke, my moving here brought the town population up to a staggering 155 people!🤣❤️).
I’m mostly unpacked, but now my “nesting” instincts have kicked into overdrive and I want to make everything cute and decorated!!
But my account/savings is flatlined from the purchase and move (totally worth it!), so I want to start thinking even more outside my usual DIY box and I’m only allowing myself to decorate using the supplies that I already have and whatever hidden treasures I find around the property!
(Side note; I found an awesome rusted pulley, a dozen or so old rusty railroad spikes and about 15-20 rusty horseshoes yesterday-so if you, or anyone has some good ideas for those, I would absolutely LOVE and greatly appreciate hearing them!❤️Thank You Again!💖)
And I’m sorry for the super long comment!😆
I absolutely love the mini bread pans😍😍😍😍😍 you never disappoint me☺️your ideas just floor me and your creativity is amazing!!! Thank you for sharing this video!!
I love your BRILLIANT iPad holder! What a clever idea in that one can still utilize the knife block! Brilliant!! Everything you repurposed this week is terrific! Thank you so much for all of your fabulous ideas and hard work.❤❤🙃🙃❤
Oh Sherry, everything turned out so beautiful ❤️. It was hard to decide but I think the picture mat was my favorite! You never cease to amaze me! Hugs to you 💕
I love, love, LOVE the IOD transfer on the matte!!! Genius! You’re awesome, girl!
That picture is stunning! There is no way I would ever get rid of it. I am so glad that I now know I can put transfers on picture mats. I just love your channel. 💖
Amazing Sherry! Like always,my favorite project,was the music box,love it!!!
Love your ideas! I do have a question though... I live in Southeast Texas, so wouldn't my outdoor project fall apart if I used hot glue? This is an honest question as I've only been crafting for about a year and I'm 41 years old! Didn't want people to come at me like I was being a smart ellic, because I'm really not... ❤️❤️❤️ Your channel!
Hi I'm loving your channel I'm here from Julie's and Tresas our green acres channel havin fun and gettin lots of inspiration thank you love and hugs Susie
Wonderful ideas as always!! Ur so wonderfully talented!! Great job! Thank you, for so many wonderful ideas. & a collab with 3 of my fave RUclipsrs, …..YaY me!!
Goodmorning:) Your videos sure go fast, that means they are soooo good. Sherry I really like all the DIY's. The birdhouse is awesome, Loved the book idea, the picture and canisters. Never disappointed :):) Have a great week...
These were another 10 great ideas. I love the birdhouse and the book storage idea, but that picture mat.....😍😍😍....that was my favorite. I was so excited, to hear, that you all were doing another collaboration. Off to Theresa's video. ❤️🤗❤️
Hi Sherry. The first thing I realized is I’m going to have to learn how to drill holes lol. You had so many great ideas that I’ll just list the 3 I can remember. I loved the old cookbook cover idea. I have quite a collection of small cookbooks from various products, I.e. Pet Milk and such and think that will be a fun way to keep them in one place. I thought your iPad holder was great. The IOD picture was fabulous. As always, I enjoy all your creative ideas. Toni from Sunny California (formerly from Beautiful Colorado)
Ms.Sherry! The matted frame was gorgeous! Loved the belt and tins! But as usual You Hit it Outta the Park!luv watching your page💗🌸💗
Hello Sherry
They are so cute
Sherry, that picture frame you found n redid over with the IOD print turned out absolutely beautiful. Definitely my favorite. I’m glad you decided to keep it. Everything you remake over always turns out far better than it ever was. Love how you rethink junk over to beauty. Your so smart. ♥️♥️😊👍👍👍
You, Julie and Teresa are such gifted creators. I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos and am inspired by your projects and design tips. Y'all's homes are gorgeous! Thank you so much for sharing your expertise...I soak it all information
Hello, Sherry! I am in LOvE with your ideas this video. I am particularly intrigued with the IOD transfer on the mat. I was just starting to run out of "ideas" for my transfers; and there you go, refreshing things up.
I have a question: The canisters you researched, I have some similar and I was trying to decide whetherornot to paint over them. What research platform do you use?
Thank you for a great collection of ideas....on to the next collaboration vide. :-) Be Well.
Hi Sheri. I'm visiting from Julie's channel and I am so impressed with all of your wonderful ideas. I thought I was pretty creative until I watched your channel. You are so amazing and I am very inspired by your creativity. Thank you so much for sharing.
Great ideas, Sherry! Thank you very much!!!👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️
Omg so many cute things but favorite as knife clock iPad holder and the IOD transfer mat project!! You simply amaze me with your creativity!!
Hi Sherry, I hope you're well. I loved the IOD frame and the blue canisters. Absolutely gorgeous.
God bless you.
Omgosh Sherry, the art with the IOD transfer and Matisse quote is phenomenal and my new favourite project of yours. Amazing work, you have such a gift and inspire me so much! Take care ❤
Completely! wonderful! I hope and I pray and I try however, I have not been able to do all the things I used to and then share it all, because my darling daughter was the most artistic and creative one. Light of my life. We shared so much-and she was the one of my children that was the most creative, prolific and generous person. On the way to and from the hospital, for, about 19 years, 31/2 hours away from our home, constantly was needed slow-going, then traffic to beat the band and the getting ready, staying ready and working and waiting, we So I find comfort and easy to relate to art/creative things that she loved and worked for-mostly online, but one of the 3 brain surgeries finished off her hearing, for the most part. She just wore one, older hearing aid. There is someone else around here that needs new and stronger one's, too. The Dr. I used to work for was available to me by phone after such a long time had passed. He is an excellent diagnostician! Had a family practice and I did procedure for and with him and learned so much. He had started out being a Pharmacist! After a while, he felt like going to Medical School to become a GP. So to have a physician that knows so much about pharmaceuticals was a huge help- for the patients, for himself and for his office nurse, me! He still went on house calls, too and I was privileged as well as needed to do that. So I learned how to do everything from EKG, X-Rays, drawing blood, giving shots, helping in surgery, and did the interview when they 1st came in and took great notes. Then the Dr. would read them--if anything more was needed, I also did that! I counseled people and tried to be as friendly, smiling, open and professional at once. Guess it really prepared me. When I watch and listen to your videos, it calms me and I need that. Now, I am happy to see more of Teresa and Julie's works! I want to get back to all the things I love to do-all my life. You help because this is all I can handle just yet! But I am really looking forward to you, Teresa and Julie, when you 3 collaborate and also, definitely can stand alone! Wishing you all the best, Terri
Great job Sherrie. I always enjoy watching your videos. Loved the collaboration between three of my favorite ladies. Thanks for always inspiring us.
Looks like you ruined a valuable painting. The one with the wide mat. Had you resold it on eBay, you could've made money. Hopefully, you checked, with a Google lense. your store with the frame distressed.
Hi Sherry,
I always enjoy your videos on how you reinvent your found treasures. In my kitchen displayed I have my grandmother's hand held beaters with wooden handles and chippy paint. I remember her using the one to mix the yeast in the warm milk to add to her Hungarian breads. She baked all in her very large Detroit Jewel oven. I have many of her kitchen tools with the wooden handles and one my mom and I could never figure out how to use it. Packed away in a box I have yet to find for my kitchen is my mom's Julia Child's cookbook and I believe it is the same one you have. I believe I saved my mom's World Atlas book, huge in size, same color and the book use used to keep photos in.
Last summer I bought many of the die cut wood cut outs and I believe I have the same leaves. I have yet to use any but, hope to soon. I almost have my crafting area finished from my move. I collect owls and I bought the owl die cuts. Did you know if you soak them in warm water, how they are made the layers come apart. As soon as they separate take them out, pat dry them with a cloth, lay them on a cloth with another cloth on top and a heavy book for a few hours to flatten them back out. I found this out by accident dropping one in my dish washing tub in my sink not knowing I dropped one and eventually 2 floated to the top. So, you get extras for $1.25.
Years ago I was involved in a bad car accident and I could not go to work, could not drive for awhile, I was super down. Temporarily I have my boyfriend a key to my apartment so if I was resting I did not have to race to the door. That was Fall 1991. I was laying in bed and first I heard a knock, then the door open. My boyfriend popped his head into my room to say on his way home he saw a cool wall clock on the curb and it had a piece of paper saying, "I need a home, I was made by the Amish and I still work". He said he out a battery in it and it is keeping good time. He said he has it on the kitchen counter. And he left. Sherry, the clock is your clock and I have never seen one like it but mine is a tad different but I believe yours may have been made by the Amish too. My clock is between a Kelly green and a garden green. The face is behind glass and the chip board face has the pink hearts like your's. My case goes down further with a shelf inside but part of the door that opens to the shelf is broken. For 20 years it hung in my living room wall where I lived and I kept thinking I would have the glass replaced and repaint the hearts in each corner like the orig glass but I never did. Then in 2019 I moved in with my mom and I did not want anyone to get hurt on the broken glass so I took it completely out and threw it away. I propped it up on a old table I had for years in my bedroom at my mom's and I put my owk collection in it. It has a nice tick when I would go to bed at night and my mom could not believe what great accurate time it keeps. My boyfriend passed away at age 48 from a heart attack 2 days after having a physical which included an EKG in order to play on a professional traveling basketball team. Now my mom passed away in 2021 and I was hoping to buy out my siblings half of the house but was unable to and I had to move out. I am now in a small 610 sqft apt built in 1940, registered with the historical society, not allowed to use nails or molly bolts so I have not hung the clock yet. I have it propped up on a vintage dough bench for now. My new little home is so tiny with not much closet space I have to tell myself all the time when I pass piles in the curb that I haven't any room. When I am not living in a sea of boxes and my place looks nice I hope to post photos of my place on Instagram and I will send you a photo of my clock.
Funny timing also, as I had never heard of Theresa's channel until I recd a notice that a IG friend and I follow Theresa. I clicked onti her posts for a minute as it was late and she does make beautiful things. I love that new chair she just purchased to put where her Christmas tree was. The chair is new but it is an elegant vintage style in a soft cream.
Last but not least, my mom's oldest brother loves going to estate sales and he picks up craft books for me all the time but a few months ago he picked up mini loaf pans but there are 4 and they are all hooked to a metal grid. The pans are not self stick and I believe they are aluminum and I do not use aluminum pots or bakeware any more. I do not want to donate these either to harm someone else's health if they do not know about the health risks. I have not thought about the loaf pans for months until your hanging in the kitchen with the belts. I quickly had an idea but of course I do not know how I would hang it but, maybe I could use each one as little Shadow boxes. Each box has a theme of the diff seasons. Spring Summer Winter Fall. Or holiday themes.
Well, as usual I have written another novel to you. You are the only one I write long notes too. Your DYIs always excite me and get my creative juices flowing. I am itching to start creating soon too. My creative juices retired since my mom passed away but I am joining a new church and right before Christmas they had a craft workshop for children and adults and I signed up for the woodworking class and my mind had a wonderful kick start to create. I had not planned on decorating or even putting up a tree this year because of sadness not being in my mom's home for the first time in 31 years for Christmas. But, my mom left me her entire set of furniture for the living room and bedroom and beautiful art work of the King's going to Jerusalem and I wanted to make my mom proud. I decorated in a small scale with mostly hand made ornaments and a few of tea light Christmas trees from the Dollar Tree. I used vintage books in red to give height to some decorations. I posted my decorated half on Instagram and rec'd very nice compliments even my toilet paper rolls snowflakes were a hit.
Have a wonderful weekend and stay warm. Blessings, Rebekah
Sherry you always do it again. Everything was just wonderful. But I have 2 that I love the picture frame and the jewelry box turned planter box. Loved it all.
Hi Sherry. Your so clever! Loved them all but my favorite was the frame and mat . The end results was fabulous!! Someone would have had to take my fingers off to take it away from lol. Just Kidd. Glad your keeping it ❣️
Hi Sherry, oh my goodness!!! I loved everything this week, but the matted picture was a win for me!! Absolutely stunning!
All I have to say: I AM SPEECHLESS at your talent and creativity, where do you get your ideas? Amazing!!
Sherry, Today's video let me know I am among DIY royalty. Very creative and beautiful ideas by my favorite gals. TFS
The frame with the IOD floral transfer is my favorite! (The jewelry box planter a close second). I don't blame you for keeping it!
I love your channel. You are so creative and do projects that aren't hard to recreate. I just wished you weren't so uncomfortable when you do your voice over. You kind of sound like Siri. I feel like you're so afraid of making a mistake. Just be you, talk to us like you talk to your family, if you stumble on your words, so be it... we all do sometimes. Keep up the creativeness and the beautiful upcycles.
I’m coming over from Teresa’s channel, so this is my first time watching your channel. I was so impressed that I’ve subscribed and looking forward to watching your videos.
So funny that I follow all 3 of you ladies and glad to know you are friends too!! My favorite was the flower transfers you framed with the quote but then you transformed the music box into a beautiful shelf planter! Your creativity always inspires me!!! Hope you can sell your strawberry canisters for a fun profit!! Blessings, Marcia
I just joined your Facebook, I have many things that I could show you, in response to your new video series. I live in my childhood home, and I have so many things my mom collected over the years, from everywhere, thrift stores, yard sales, antique shops, etc. I have picked some things up, too, that I have to get working on, but I don't know what to do with them. Oh, and my name over there is different...its a combination of my daughter's middle name and my middle name. They both start with L, that may show you who I am, over there.
In love with all the DIY’s on this video, but that frame just gave me a fantastic idea!!!! Thank you ❤️🌸🌺💙💜
As usual I’m blown away with ideas! Sherry u are amazing! I wish we were neighbors! Haha u probably are thinking Noooo lol ❤️ ty ❤️🤗
Enjoyed all your projects! My favorites are the upcycled jewelry box and your beautiful floral frame! I have never tried transfers but your talent encourages me to try a small project. I am sure I will be hooked.
I love your videos!
I would have never upcycled the strawberry canisters, whether they were valuable or not. They were beautiful as is. I'm glad you changed your mind, and did the tin canisters instead.
Ms. L. Churchill