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Pat S

Blogger | Titusville, FL http://thejourneysend-journeysend.blogspot.com
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About Me:

I am right where I am supposed to be, finally. I am disabled and on beach time, so I move slowly but love all DIY (so far). I am in the process of re-doing my home inside and out. If you don't hear from me, I'm probably outside taking advantage of a nice day. Check out my blog to see what I'm up to... Follow me on Facebook too for daily updates on projects: https://www.facebook.com/Journeys.End.at.the...

Favorite area of home improvement:

I love shopping my own home, rearranging, and color...I'm still learning how to garden in the south, after living my life in New York. I am always DIY to get the look I want, whether thrifting, painting furniture, painting my own art work and transforming dollar store finds.


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Create Outdoor Bliss in 3 Steps!

It's getting warmer outside and you know what that means! Extend your livingspace outdoors. Eat outside, read outside, relax outside, play outside...justget outside! Creating an inviting ...»
outdoor space is easy. Follow these 3 stepsand you'll never want to go inside again!

Mohawk Home
Mohawk Home Calhoun, GA
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  • Succulent Gardens are easy to create and super easy to care for.
  • We used PVC pipe and cut it at an angle
  • Spray painted with stone paint
  • Fill with pea gravel for drainage and soil. Then planted the succulents.
  • Some of the plants were also planted in the ground.
  • Since there were some questions about Indoor Succulent Gardens, I thought I would add a photo of the one we created for indoors. They do great indoors.
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How to Build and Plant a Succulent Garden

Succulent Gardens require very little water and almost no maintenance. And they can be gorgeous!
Hoosier Homemade
Hoosier Homemade Laporte, IN
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Hoosier Homemade Laporte, IN
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DIY Mirrored ceiling medallion

We wanted a mirrored ceiling medallion and couldn't find one under $500 so we made our own for about $30 out of candle plates from Hobby Lobby. You can read about the room makeover here. http://bella-tucker.com/2011/06/tween-room-m...

Bella Tucker Decorative Finishes
Bella Tucker Decorative F... Franklin, TN
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Mancave for a Midas

Despite living in New York for years, I'd never been to the J.P. Morgan Library until a recent visit. Pierpont Morgan's three-story library with its inlaid walnut bookshelves, concealed ...»
stairways and ceiling with paintings by H. Siddons Mowbray took my breath away.

#Mancave

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Douglas Hunt New Smyrna Beach, FL
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  • dining tables (3"x6" extends to 8') make a great size for large drawings, floating shelves w/lights
  • clean straight window treatments mimic work tables
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  • main wall color
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Decoupage Wall

I collected "Blue Prints" ripped them and placed them strategically on a wall for deco.

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It was fun! It is a dramatic focal point. Make a cutom wall of your own. All you need is a printer and wallpaper glue.

Advice:

There really isn't anything to it. Make it you own style.

Materials:

Wallpaper Glue - $0.00

Brush and Paddle - $0.00

Blue Prints - $0.00

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  • Use soap to make fabric to cut
  • Cut shirt to size, leave enough to wrap around canvas
  • Just use hot glue to put T-shirt on the canvas
  • The finished art hanging on the gallery wall
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How to make Custom Wall Art that's easy and cheap

I created custom wall art as part of my teenage son's room makeover. Using canvas purchased with a coupon from Hobby Lobby and T-shirts he no longer wore. It only took about an hour to ...»
cut and glue the shirts to the canvas. It was super easy and my son now has art that is sentimental to him!

1 Hour 7 Easy
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my way of making a fence look better
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Paula R Tampa, FL
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Gardening: Suggestions for window boxes. No fake plants.

So very hot here in the summer. Any creative ideas for window boxes. No real or fake plants, please.
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Tina R
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    other than a succulent rock/pebble garden box, treat it like a seasonal outside display of ...»
    things you like... when I get to working outside again I am going to line it with the coconut fiber, add seashells, flip flops, beach toys, pinwheels and flags.... if you walk through the dollar store you can come up with combinations of all kinds... use floral styrofoam to stick things in and floral wire to secure; use pebbles or marbles for color and weight... display old or new garden tools; tea cups and saucers glued together and teapot for height, look for red, white and blue items and flags... ceramic birds and nests, little watering can; wrapping lights around the items is really pretty at night... have fun!

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