Hey there!
Go ahead and cozy up with your preferred poison – mine is cheap beer, but sometimes whiskey or if the husband is making it, a margarita. 😉
Around here, I toss around DIY projects, crafts, and decorating ideas.
You may want to start by checking out my home tours…
And after that, you can browse through these posts that other people (besides just my family) seem to like:
How to Make Faux Stone Countertops from Old Laminate Counters
DIY Faux Jadeite from Thrift Store Items
10 Countertop Makeover Ideas on a Budget
DIY Built In Cabinets from Stock Cabinets
Easy $5 DIY Party Background
Everything You Need to Know About Painting Furniture
How to Make a Huge Frame for Dirt Cheap
NuCore Vinyl Plank Flooring Reviews
DIY Louvered Closet Door Makeover
How to Decorate a Room with Knotty Pine Paneling
After you see all my crazy, I’m sure you are going to want to stay informed on my current status. I strive to provide daily entertainment. 😉
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polly plum says
I have a question, not a comment: I am a newbie amateur home decorator, LOVE buying things used, on Craigslist, or at Dollar tree or thrift stores, and love the ideas I read here. I have a 5 yr old who loves maps and globes, thats sort of the theme of his room. We have an old globe from hubby’s childhood that no longer stands on its frame/stand, and I’m wondering if I can cut it in half( along the equator line) -its cardboard, and not fixable as a globe-butI’d love to figure out a way to make the globe, or half of it, as a lam or lampshade- either standing or hanging. I could attempt this myself or give it to my friend who is also a handyman( that’s his full-time job-he’s self-employed. ideas?
polly plum says
just realized that I don’t want to create a fire hazard, so I’d have to put the globe into an existing round lampshade or treat the inside of it with something, since it wasn’t made to be exposed to hest.
Jenna @ Rain on a Tin Roof says
Right! I don’t know of anything you could treat it with, but if you could find a smaller lampshade it would fit onto, that may work!
Jenna @ Rain on a Tin Roof says
This sounds like a great idea, Polly! I saw half of a globe turned into a hanging fixture somewhere before, but I’m not quite sure where. I’m thinking you could search on pinterest and find something there?
Ruth says
I believe I saw that Globe light at Rust & Elm in Cincinnati …
Cindy Trobaugh says
Whoa…Girl You’ve done Yourself Proud!!!! I Love the Dining Room…Faves….Curtains and Rug always a Fave BUT that Wall …Outstanding…..The Bathroom..Crazy about it! Smiles. Cindy
Jenna @ Rain on a Tin Roof says
Thanks, Cindy!! I love that dining room wall too! I cannot believe how awesome it turned out! Thank you!
Dana says
I have a question, where do you list your projects to sell? I would like to see them and maybe buy some.
great job your doing.
Jenna @ Rain on a Tin Roof says
Hi Dana! Right now, I don’t have any projects that I’m selling. Sometimes, I do have furniture pieces. Was there something specific you were looking for?
angie says
hi Jenna. I am brand new to your site…..lucky me! Have you posted how you painted your kitchen cabinets? I saw your kitchen in BH&G and want to do the same to mine.
Thanks,
Angie
Jenna @ Rain on a Tin Roof says
Hey Angie! I’m thrilled you found me! I have not posted exactly how I painted the cabinets. We actually started that process before the blog was around. However, I’m planning a post on exactly that in December because so many people have asked! I hope that helps – just stick with me for a few weeks!
bridget says
Please UNSUBSCRIBE me. I am going away for an extended period and need clear all but family emails. I cannot seem to see where to unsubscribe for your website. Thanks in advance.
Jenna @ Rain on a Tin Roof says
You have been unsubscribed, Bridget!
Sue Lunsford says
Just found you today! I am so pleased with the few projects that I’ve viewed. You are a very talented gal. Thank you for sharing with us, “talent challenged”, folks.
Jenna @ Rain on a Tin Roof says
Thanks so much, Sue! Its great to have you along for the ride!
Rachele says
Love your home, thanks for sharing. What color is your living room ? I’m doing a 1890 restoration and painted a room”muslin” and it is so wrong.looks different on every wall. I’d really appreciate you sharing your color.
Jenna @ Rain on a Tin Roof says
Hey Rachele – so, my living room has underwent a couple of paint color changes since I’ve had this blog. First it was antique white (or maybe beige), then it was Repose Gray and now its just pure white. Let me know what picture / post you are looking at and I can tell you what color it was!
Jenny says
Very interesting, I like
Loni says
Jenna, I really enjoy your website, but I can’t stand all the ads, especially the pop up ones at the bottom of every photo and the bottom of the screen. It slows down the load time for EVERY page so it takes like 3 minutes for every page to load. It gets really old really fast and it makes me want to just leave, but I really don’t want to. Would you consider lightening up on the ads? Thanks!
Jenna @ Rain on a Tin Roof says
Hi Loni! I’m sorry for this inconvenience. Both of those ads should have either “x’s” or down arrows in the corners that will remove them when you are browsing.
Charlotte Lackeos says
I have been all through the website and was wondering if there are any ideas on how to make something out of ribbons with rosettes and ribbons my dogs and I have won at a Barn Hunt trials. Have a lot of ribbons.
Can you suggest anything or someone who has made anything with them.
Thanks.
Jenna @ Rain on a Tin Roof says
Hi Charlotte! This is actually something I’ve been brainstorming on as well! I have quite a few award ribbons myself and would love to figure out a clever way to decorate with them! I’ve still got my thinking cap on!
bonnie says
Please unsubscribe me from your email list. There doesn’t seem to be another way to do it.
Jenna @ Rain on a Tin Roof says
Just did, Bonnie! Sorry you couldn’t find the unsubscribe button easier!