
One of the things I’m most looking forward to once the larger construction projects around our house are finished is focusing on smaller creative projects that add personality and warm memories to our refreshed home.
Almost all of our walls will have been painted in the last year or two, and I couldn’t be happier — the old color really didn’t inspire me. Having freshly painted walls as a starting point makes me eager to personalize our rooms with thoughtfully chosen accessories, furnishings, photos and handmade touches. I’m so excited for this next phase!
My approach to home decor is simple: when life inspires our home, our home inspires our life. Bringing personal creativity into a space through art, photos and unique accents makes a home reflect your story and your family. That’s what a home should feel like: comforting, meaningful and very much yours.

I love discovering bloggers who share an authentic, handmade approach to decorating. I’ve featured the creative work of Jamin and Ashley Mills of The Handmade Home many times because their ideas are fresh, practical and full of personality. Their projects — from curtains and a treehouse to a cozy kitchen and painted chalkboard surfaces — always inspire me to try something new.
Their way of displaying family photos in painted, handmade frames and filling walls with creative pieces feels warm and personal. When I learned they put together an ebook called Handmade Walls, I was thrilled. The book offers 22 projects you can make at home, complete with instructions, photos, paint color suggestions and supply lists to guide you through each piece.

The projects in Handmade Walls are charming and approachable. Each one is designed to help you create handcrafted wall art and displays that feel personal and unique. Whether you want framed memories, painted accents, or mixed-media pieces, the book walks you through the process so you can recreate or adapt projects to fit your own style.
These projects also make thoughtful handmade gifts for friends and family — perfect for holidays or special occasions.

Handmade Walls contains 22 projects across more than 250 pages packed with inspiration, clear instructions and photos to help you bring handmade charm to your walls. The ebook is presented in an easy-to-use PDF format and offers a practical, affordable approach to DIY decor.
If you enjoy creating one-of-a-kind pieces that tell your family’s story, Handmade Walls is a lovely resource to help you start. Try a few projects, adapt them to your tastes, and let those handmade pieces make your home feel more personal and inviting.
I recommend books, ebooks and blogs that I genuinely enjoy. The mention of this ebook reflects my authentic appreciation for the ideas inside and the inspiration it gave me.