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Yvonne F

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My Mother's Day Present From My Faraway Daughter!

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Barb Rosen Wilmington, DE
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DIY Curtain Rod for Oversize Windows

Window treatments for oversize windows can be very expensive. When I was looking to outfit the 10 foot window in our dining room, I was shocked at how expensive longer curtain rods were, ...»
so I made my own using electrical conduit, spray paint, and some vintage drawer knobs.

Check out the tutorial!

30 Minutes 20 Easy
Amanda - Cupcakes and Corndogs
Amanda - Cupcakes and Cor... Harvest, AL
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    This will also work well if you want to curtain a wall behind your bed....Usually three rod ...»
    holders will be needed, but will be very sturdy!!

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Where I'm Headed...The Plan for the House

The Dedicated House
The Dedicated House Cypress, TX
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    Love these colors!!! can you post the brand and color name????Thanks
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Upcycled Vertical Succulent Garden

Barb C
Barb C Mayfield, MI
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Organizing Resolutions: Budget Friendly Organizing Ideas

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Anna M Redding, CA
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  • glue the pennies onto the mesh
  • penny floor template will help you space the pennies evenly
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Make a Floor out of REAL pennies

What you need (1) About 300 pennies per sq. foot (2) Weldbond Glue (3) Mosaic Tile Mesh (4) Clear Packing Tape (5) Scrap Cardboard (6) Latex Gloves (7) Cement board (8) Mortar (9) ...»
Unsanded Grout (10) Polyurethane Sealant,

Visit the blog post below to download a printable template. Put the template onto the scrap cardboard and cover completely with packing tape (so the glue wont stick). Simply cut the mosaic tile mesh into 1 foot squares and lay it over the template. Use the weldbond glue to glue the pennies to the mesh -- make sure you use a rubber glove so the oils from your hand don't tarnish the pennies! After you create all your squares, the pennies can be laid just like any tile floor!

Amy
Amy Old Forge, PA
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    How about doing this to a table top!!!!
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Five pink historic homes

House Crazy Sarah
House Crazy Sarah Canon City, CO
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Five pink historic homes

House Crazy Sarah
House Crazy Sarah Canon City, CO
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Make "Baskets" Out of Cardboard Boxes

Necessity is the mother of invention, as my mom used to say. I couldn't find the right size baskets to fit on a couple of shelves in my daughter's room, so I covered a wine box and a ...»
shoe(boot)box with 4 ply jute twine. #OrganizedHome

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Diy Design Fanatic
diy Design Fanatic Charlotte, NC
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    I have used boxes for years to make containers...The used laundry detergent boxes makes ...»
    excellant magazine holders...Just cut out 1/2 of one side and cover the rest of the box with left over wall paper or self paper and fill with beloved magazines and put on shelf...

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Kitchen instant makeover on a dime

I gave my kitchen an instant makeover for less than $20! I removed the cabinet doors and added fabric covered foam boards to the back of them for a fun and fresh look.
Brittany aka Pretty Handy Girl
Brittany aka Pretty Handy... Raleigh, NC
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    Next year, they will be putting the doors back on....Getting tired of the busyness of the ...»
    colors!!!!

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