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Ruthie Mae P

Coatesville, PA
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  • The solar light was almost the same size as the jar ring
***UPDATE Don't hot glue gems to the outside, they may fall off :(
  • This is after glued flat sided gems around the jar ring and around the little edge on the bottom of the clear part of the light. This little part was where the cylinder and spike were to put the light into the ground.
  • Close up of the gems.

Another Solar Light In A Jar

A big thank you to Melissa @ Keep Calm and Decorate for inspiring me to make solar lights in jar. This is my twist on your ...»
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Mary I. Pittsburgh, PA
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  • Here's a close up of that amazing chandy! See the store at Christmas at: http://www.funkyjunkinteriors.net/2011/11/ultimate-girls-day-out-with-tamara-part_29.html 5
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Outrageous garden features and toolkit making! HT Meetup at Milner

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  • Close up of the outdoor lighting from Home Depot I used. 2
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Boys bunk beds

Nikki Grandy
Nikki Grandy Queen Creek, AZ
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    Commented on Sep 10, 2012
    Very clever idea, wouldn't the light get hot to touch?
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Re-purposed windows and doors.

Linda J
Linda J Mc Kinney, TX
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    Commented on Jul 19, 2012
    Those windows look newer. I would love to know how to do this. Its very creative!
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  • two stone retaining walls with a five foot drop to next level, just grass mowed now 13
  • upper deck off kitchen looks out over roofs of homes behind. 2
  • basement walkout to patio area under the deck above. Patio area is not finished at all. 4

Landscaping: Have any ideas on how my sellers can change their terraced backyard from awful to awesome?

All buyers have rejected the spectacular house because of the steep but terraced back yard. There is a walkout door from the basement about 20 feet from the first wall. They are willing ...»
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Ruthie Mae P Coatesville, PA
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    Commented on Jun 30, 2012
    Nice thoughts, Jeanette!
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  • Kitchen redone, sink area, baking table and doors beyond hide the washer aand dryer. 18
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I am proud of my kitchen

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    Commented on Jun 20, 2012
    Wow, what a beautiful transformation!
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  • A gate and sawhorse meant for outdoors share a life together indoors these days. The bedding was created by throwing loose linens on top of a quilt. Sheets were tucked in between the mattresses for a full length look. 

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  • The hooks offer all kinds of fun seasonal decor. Today it's summer. What will it become in fall? Hmmm... 1
  • I just like messy beds. They look soft and full, so I enhance it further with crumply pillows and a top sheet thrown across the width for colour and fullness. 2

A horse gate and sawhorse... for bedroom furniture

I'll admit, this is not your typical bedroom suite! But I find great joy out of creating something from basically nothing. And such was the case with this project. ...»
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    Commented on May 27, 2012
    Would give me night 'mares', hehe
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