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  • you need: screw-lid glass jar, swag cord kit and a light bulb, a drill with a suitable hole-cutter bit....
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DIY Tutorial : Jar Pendant Swag Light

I know we've all seen these before, but I've included some great supply links if you, like me, live in the uk. Also includes a link on how to suspend your swag light....
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Juneolsen United Kingdom 3 days ago
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    M Gail Greene 7 hours ago
    June, thanks for sharing ! was thinking also of doing this for kitchen as well. Very cute and ...»
    clever idea. I notice your comment about our mason jars being cheaper over here. I have cousins (relli's ) in W. Australia and New Zealand. Are you one of these or United Kingdom ? I take it you have to pay more for mason jars where you are. I know Australia can be more expensive with some things. I paid $ 14 for myself for a movie theatre.

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My Beautiful Tablecloth

My mom and oldest sister embroidered this beautiful tablecloth for me for Christmas. I did not want to use it , until I had repaint my dining room. I finally repaint and now I am able to use my beautiful table cloth.

Elvira Pulido
Elvira Pulido Mcallen, TX 3 days ago
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    Elizabeth Coe 11 hours ago
    beautiful work and craftmanship... I got my great gramdmothers( both of them) linen pillow ...»
    cases for christmas this year and am so proud of them... just noticed what I said these are the great grandmothers from my mom's side... LOL.. enjoy what you have and treasure it always, happy for you!!!

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Dresser to Bathroom Vanity

I took that old dresser and gave it new life. I just love the way it turned out..
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Melody Speck Snay Thomas, OK 3 days ago
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    Terrie Fuehrer 11 hours ago
    Looks so expensive would of never believed it was an old dresser. Did you restain it with a ...»
    darker color or did you just sand it and paint it?

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Becoming the House in the Roses Part 2

More roses from my garden. I am so grateful for them. Many are gifted, pass-alongs and antiques - original to the 1914 Craftsman house
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Kathy R Sparta, GA 3 days ago
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    Micki Sellers 13 hours ago
    gorgeous! I planted my first roses. I want to be "that house with the roses" one day!
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Pond Renovation

Photos of a pond we just rebuilt. The water hasn't had a chance to clear up yet, and it still needs aquatic plants. I'll post more photos on this later.
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C.E. Pontz Sons Lancaster, PA 4 days ago
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    Emma Dorsey 3 hours ago
    very nice job I really like it!
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Plumbing Material Succulent Garden

Sometimes when roaming through the hardware store aisles, I get strange looks. Because I end up buying a whole group of galvanized plumbing caps - as planters for a succulent garden.
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Finding Home Middletown, NY 4 days ago
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    Jessica @ Dear Emmeline 4 hours ago
    great idea Laura!
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Get an Industrial Look in 2 Easy Steps

Do you love the industrial look but not the price tag? Get the look you love with an inexpensive Ikea cutting board and a yard sale metal table. Easy and inexpensive!

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Anne @ DesignDreams by An... Canada 3 days ago
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    Anne @ DesignDreams by An... 16 hours ago
    Thank you Days of Chalk and Chocolate It turned out even better than I expected!
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Gardening: I bought a somewhat leggy tomato plant and upon looking online to see

how to plant it, I found a video that said to put it into the ground sorta lying on its side but then pull it up into the upright position. Said the part underground would form roots and send up new plants (I think that what's she said). Shown here is a screen shot from the video showing how she's lying part of it down into a long hole in the ground. She also said to put some bone meal into the planting hole to produce more tomatoes instead of more green parts. Ideas on whether any of this is a good idea?

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Louise Norcross, GA 4 days ago
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    Sheila Lynn 5 hours ago
    I have always planted them much deeper than the leaves - usually at least 4 "branches" deep. ...»
    Then you get those roots. I put diatomacious (I spelled that wrong) earth in to protect from cutworms, etc. Epsoms salts are great, so is bone meal. Good luck :D

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My Labor of Love

I love my home and my gardening
Alice G
Alice G Palm City, FL 4 days ago
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    Sherrie S 7 hours ago
    Can you tell me how you keep your yard so perfect. It is a joy to see your pics.
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Make Your Own Custom Flower Pots.

Did you know that you can print on tissue paper? Simply wrap it around a piece of printer paper and you can run it through your printer to get the exact graphics that you want. Then all ...»
you have to do is adhere it to a flower pot with ModPodge and you have a beautiful custom flower pot.

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Virginia B Fayetteville, GA 3 days ago
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    LuAnne Frank 19 hours ago
    Thanks I will give it a try again.
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