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Can’t wait to watch all that corn being harvested soon!I did an easy little craft a couple of weeks ago when I was setting up my fall mudroom and I’m pretty much in love with it.

Chris installed this wall o’ hooks pretty quickly after we moved in here last Summer.. It’s the perfect place to casually hang your beach bag after a day in the sun.. Or grab your purse on the way out the door to go shopping..The bench is a great place to keep your mosaic lantern handy.. Of course, it’s always good to have a bucket of burlap ready to go for when you need to head out to the garden and wrap your hedges in the Fall and Winter..

Sometimes I like to be able to fill up a carafe with water without having to walk.over to the cupboard.. Why use hooks for coats and hats when you could hang up a little Fall wreath instead?.Well, maybe not about the wreath thing.. Here’s what this area really looks like:.

Even if I try to pretend this little wall of hooks is just like my dream mudroom, it just doesn’t work.. And that’s just fine.Having this little area to put all of our ugly, brightly colored, real-life things really does make our lives easier.

For this point in our lives, if I’m looking for the perfect mudroom/drop zone/entryway all I need to remember is to keep it simple and keep it real.. And to not be ridiculous.I just love a good low-cost/no-cost DIY pillow solution to add a little cheer to my day.

There are so many great ideas out there to turn unexpected things into pillows and I admit I may be developing a bit of an addiction to these easy crafty tricks.I was lazy and didn’t put it under the bacon when I bought it and I ended up having to get some disinfectant stuff to wipe that area down..

So that’s really all it takes!If you’ll do this every week for just three minutes and not leave it for a month at a time, I guarantee you’ll have a much more peaceful relationship with your fridge..

The Creek Line House, repairing relationships between appliances and their owners since 2013!Hello hello, everyone!I’ve been in a big-time Easter decorating mood this year so here’s another ridiculously simple idea for ya.. At the start of the Easter decorating season (you know, when they catalogues come out and get you thinking about this stuff), I once again remembered how much I love those big fancy Easter baskets you can get from some places like Pottery Barn Kids and the fabric liners that you can get to go with them.