DIY Kitchen Decor

Since I moved I've been pretty much inspired by everything PINTEREST. I saw these utensils in a frame and said to myself I so definitely want that in my new kitchen. So during my thrifty trips to the thrift shops I held on to this frame exclusively for the purpose of my kitchen after I completed the wall collage with my good friend Sheila.

The kitchen sign I found in the clearance section of a store called JOMAR and the utensil on it was broken so I just used a baby spoon and spray painted it and with some hot glue BAM it was fixed and ready to go on my wall. Enjoy the steps by steps and I hope to have inspired others to think outside the box when it comes to seeing something at the thrift store and for decor of your home.

 I used poster board for the back of the frame measured it and basically cut it out with a box cutter.

 Here are the utensils spray painted.

 This was the thrift store frame before I had painted it blue.

 I used a sponge to give the white poster board a little bit of an artistic touch and plus I love the sponge paint look a lot.

 This is how it looks all hung up on my wall.

 Close up!

xo, Vanessa

Ness Kitchen

Every Tuesday I'll do a special feature
Of cooking
Yum!
A lot of people ask for my advice
So here every Tuesday be sure to check in and read what I prepared
Tips
Tricks
And finds ;)
I love trying new things out
You should too
Dont be afraid the stove doesn't bite at all lol;)

Okay so last night I made
Yellow rice
With buttered broccoli and
No bone center cut pork chops

My yellow rice I put two cups white medium grain Goya rice
Water of course
Three tbsp tomato sauce
1 packet Sazon
1 tbsp cilantro base
1 tsp parsley dried or fresh
A pinch of black pepper
2 tbsp of adobo. Or according to your taste etc
1 tsp minced garlic
A bit of olive oil

My broccoli steamed
Then drizzle with melted butter

Pork chops I don't like to fry
So I cook em in water
Tomato sauce
Season to taste
Don't forget to add your cilantro or sofrito! Just a spoon

There dinner is served !