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Deb B

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  • Yard art recycling. 17
  • I received an email asking about the water, close up of the beads used to make the water, from Michaels in the section that has the fake plants. These are plastic with a hole in them to string on thin picture hanging wire. 3
  • The head is a old coffee pot with chandelier parts for the eyes and hat 6

Yard Art, Recycling

Keeping junk out of the landfill. So I have finally run out of clay pots and have moved on to the next best thing. Coffee cans, soup cans, paint cans, teapots, chandelier parts and even anchovy cans for the feet. Meet my newest garden helper.

Deb B
Deb B
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  • Deb B
    Commented on May 11, 2013
    love it!
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  • Enjoy this interesting Canoe Pond. Oxymoron? 15
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The Canoe Pond

The Pond Digger
The Pond Digger Yucaipa, CA
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  • Deb B
    Commented on Sep 03, 2012
    Love this, very clever
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Adding interesting junk to your flower gardens!

Two rusty cream cans, three vintage farm tools, an old heating stove, a distressed chair, a cracked old crock, a buggy wheel, Dutch wooden shoes, an enamelware coffeepot, a futon back ...»
painted white, a star birdhouse, and two cowbells, are all leaning against this outside wall of my house, or in and among the creeping thyme, sedums, hostas, and lady's mantle. http://www.organizedclutterqueen.blogspot.co...

Organized Clutter
Organized Clutter International Falls, MN
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  • Deb B
    Commented on Jun 28, 2012
    Love it!
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Faux water feature, garden decorating

Thanks to a few suggestions from your viewers I decided to add a water feature to my rustic garden cemetery area. I used the same type of beads that were used in the tin man yard art. I ...»
already had the water pump and faux creek but I think the beads added the final touch. Thanks for the suggestions.

Deb B
Deb B on Jun 28, 2012
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  • Diane B
    Diane B on Jun 29, 2012
    quirky for sure, but it has its merits.
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Kitchen

We DIY'd out kitchen using inexpensive products and a lot of paint! Visit www.beforemeetsafterblog.com for the UGLY befores and more information on how we remodeled our island for under ...»
$50! We completed the remodel in stages. We gutted the coutertops and old backsplash. We hauled away the stuff ourselves to save money and reused parts of the old countertops for a workspace in the basement. We shopped around for the best price on granite, saved and paid for that. A few weeks later, we shopped again for the best deal on tile and purchased that. We waited until our wall oven was 50% off at Sears to purchase that and we're still holding out on the cooktop and dishwasher until we can get the best deal. If you're on a budget, you have to be patient! We sat on that look for a few weeks until deciding what to do with the island. We purchased a few sheets of beadboard, reused the existing trim, and painted the island with leftover paint and glaze. We even spray painted light fixtures and hardware to save money!

Lisa
Lisa Lawrenceville, GA
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  • Deb B
    Commented on Jun 25, 2012
    Wow thats awesome and at $50.00 even better
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Pallet Chair

Here is a close up of the chair that was built out of pallets.
Karen K
Karen K Jacksonville, FL
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  • Deb B
    Commented on Jun 21, 2012
    This is awesome, great job.
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  • Tell us your New Years Resolutions for your house and win a $250 Home Depot gift card! 19

Enter to win a $250 Home Depot gift card! Just post New Year's resolutions you have made for your house!

If you are one of the millions that resolve to make big changes every New Years, but too often never get them done -- we have a MUCH better and more DOABLE idea! Whether it is clearing the clutter or fixing the flaws that have been bothering you all year, you can simply make some New Years resolutions for your home! Then, tell us about those resolutions here and one post chosen at random will get a $250 gift certificate to the Home Depot! ...»

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The Money Pit
The Money Pit New York, NY
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  • Deb B
    Commented on Jun 19, 2012
    I cant find my post about my resolution to get the deck stained but It is done!, Also finished ...»
    staining the Spa gazebo. Yay! Finished.

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Fire Pit Deck

We are putting the finishing touches on this paver deck. We made the chairs out of pallets. The fire pit table top was also made from pallets. We love the idea of being able to convert the fire pit into a table when it is not in use. The bench seating was made from left over materials that we used to make a retaining wall in the front of our house. I am looking forward to adding the finishing touches and being able to enjoy conversation around a cozy fire during cooler weather.
Karen K
Karen K Jacksonville, FL
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  • Deb B
    Commented on Jun 19, 2012
    This is beautiful!
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  • custom sized toilet paper storage
  • favorite quote " To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow"
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Rustic bathroom decorating, DIY decorating.

I have a very small bathroom off the kitchen which gets a lot of traffic from guests and visitors. I could not decide on the decorating theme when I found this cute wallpaper border with ...»
birdhouses and so it began. I made custom frames to fit some of my favorite magazine photos, added a few handmade birdhouses and outhouses. It was still missing something when the picket fence idea struck me. I also put a few wallpaper birdhouses and an ivy trail on the back of the door ( too hard to capture a pic). I am still waiting to use the branch trimmings from my wisteria plant th hang on the ceiling and maybe add some twinkling lights? The bathroom has become the talk of the neighbors and I have met some new friends who heard about it and stopped by to take a peek.

Deb B
Deb B on Jun 19, 2012
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  • JJ J
    JJ J on Jun 21, 2012
    LOVE the fence and the outhouses! The walls though, have too many smalls and it makes things ...»
    too busy. Fewer small items and several large, focal points with the smalls around them would make it a little quieter. Also, try painting a few of the frames in country colors like green and barn red.

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