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Deborah

Green Cove Springs, FL
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Favorite area of home improvement:

Decorating and ANYTHING creative


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  • Suspend from tree branches or eaves... as with any candles, use caution :)
  • Use a moss colored yarn to tie your hoops in place. I used 8" hoops for this project.
  • Grab handful's of moss and squeeze it around the ring using the twine to wrap as you go until it's covered.
  • Suspend a jam jar inside the orb for a tea light.
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Outdoor Moss Candle Orb's

Moss lover? These easy to make hanging candles orbs are perfect for outdoor entertaining. Embroidery hoops + moss = amazing! Click on the pictures for more instructions. Follow my Mostly ...»
Moss ClipBoard: http://www.hometalk.com/b/696783/mostly-moss #moss #spring #garden #PorchPride

10 Minutes 2 Easy
Shelley @ Sow and Dipity
Shelley @ Sow and Dipity Canada
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  • Metal label holders, ordered from Amazon.com.  These are scrapbooking label holders, and the labels were made on my computer and printed on card stock to go in them.  We only had to purchase small brass brads to attach them.
  • The before.  Great quality Thomasville Dresser, but someone had spray painted it black.
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Finishing Touches on Dresser to Apothecary Cabinet Done!

Finally got the pulls and label holders to put the finishing touches on our dresser re-do. A $39 Thomasville Dresser Goodwill find turned into a treasure. Our first attempt at ...»
distressing/repurposing a piece of furniture, and we're very happy with the project. Entire project, including dresser, paint, label holders, pulls, etc., under $100. This is the original post http://www.hometalk.com/tp4omg8nt2#!/637261/...

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Leslie D Las Vegas, NV
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Kitchen makeover, resources, prices & additional links.

Miss Mustard Seed
Miss Mustard Seed Biglerville, PA
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How to get gross smells out of old furniture

Actually, the better title might be, "How do you get the 'dead' smell out of furniture?

But don't call the cops on me; this question came from the cops, a CSI friend of mine. ...»

She wrote: "You can imagine that crime scene investigators like me get interesting questions. However, tonight's, though forensically sound, is more appropriate for my Atta Girls. Neighbor: "How do you get the smell of 'dead' out of furniture?" Seems a 78-year-old, sentimental chest of drawers in her garage became home to a decaying critter without her immediate knowledge. She's tried Fabreeze and bleach, which not only didn't work, but also warped a thin, wood packing crate her father used to craft the piece. Any suggestions?"

I gave my pal some suggestions for getting the stench out of old furniture and thrift store finds, which you can read on my blog, Atta Girl Says. But I also wanted to post the query here at Hometalk.

What are your solutions for removing gross from furniture? #Bestof2012 #springcleaning

Atta Girl Amy
Atta Girl Amy Greensboro, NC
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Organizing the Garage

We have a small garage but we still have room to store a few things as long as we keep organized!
All Things Heart and Home
All Things Heart and Home Marietta, GA
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  • My secret weapon...bar keepers friend and a scrubber sponge.
  • I buff it when I'm finished and there's actually a reflection in it.

Make your glass cooktop sparkle

We have a glass cooktop that gets dirty quickly. I love the way it looks when it's clean and have got a great way to clean it and make it sparkle. I've got a little routine that takes no ...»
more than 10 minutes max. Read on if you like the idea of seeing a reflection on your glass cooktop. Complete details can be found by visiting my post. Just click on the link. #springcleaning

Postcards From the Ridge
Postcards From the Ridge Oak Ridge, TN
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  • Come read all the ways!  http://www.thecountrychiccottage.net/2013/01/cleaning-with-cream-of-tartar.html

Did you know Cream of Tartar is a great natural cleaner?

It is true! Naturally clean your home with cream of tartar. Just in time for all of that spring cleaning! This list of 25 ways to use cream of tartar to clean your home is the perfect resource for those of us that want to avoid chemicals! #springcleaning
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Angie CountryChicCottage Nashville, TN
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Craft Room Organizational Pegboard

This is one of my most favorite projects--and I love how pretty and colorful it is too! This pegboard is 6 feet by 4 feet and holds SO much of my most essential crafting tools. See my blog post for the full details!

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Honeybear Lane Lehi, UT
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How to Clean Headlights {DIY}

Get clean headlights in 5 minutes with two ingredients from your kitchen.
Angela
Angela Carrollton, TX
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All Natural Cleaner- Citrus Infused Vinegar

Sweeten your cleaning vinegar with your favorite citrus. Just take some citrus peels, put them in a bottle, fill with vinegar and wait 2-3 weeks.
Angela
Angela Carrollton, TX
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