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Lori H

Renton, WA
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About Me:

I love cake decorating, arts and crafts, sewing, cooking gardening and most of all, my grandkids! My husband won't let me look at idea books because he always ends up having to help me with all my big ideas!

Favorite area of home improvement:

The garden is mypssion and my next big project is a couple of wedding cakes.


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  • DIY globe light fixture cover
  • Using a thrift store glove, a little paint and double fold bias tape, I created a new light fixture cover.
  • Globe light fixture cover,

Thrifty DIY shade replacement {using a globe}

When the thin glass shade to one of our light fixtures cracked, I grabbed a few supplies from around the house and made a new one. ;) Note: this light fixture is rarely ever used due to ...»
DIY Show Off
DIY Show Off Pittsburgh, PA
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  • Lori H
    Commented on Apr 26, 2013
    This is exactly what I have been looking for as a light fixture for my nautical themed ...»
    bedroom! I'm going to add a ship's wheel to it.

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Repurposing & Upcycling: I have an art deco bedroom vanity I want to repurpose.

I had painted it a light green color (it was called celery) but now I want to go with a blue toile theme. It's my absolute favorite. I want to paint the overall vanity a cream color then do the accents in a periwinkle blue. I also want to add an accent of fabric on the drawers. Any input would be appreciated
Michelle LePage Geuze
Michelle LePage Geuze Austell, GA
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  • Lori H
    Commented on Apr 24, 2013
    When I was in France, I saw a vanity that was similar to this one. It was completely covered ...»
    in mirror mosaic pieces. I suggest using old cds, cutting them into small mosiac pieces and epoxy gluing them all over this. Maybe you could leave some of the intricate wood exposed and painted. You should use a real mirror where the mirror goes.

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  • This is the front...after planting the side gardens... 1
  • Side of house as a big plain white house....
  • Side of house with some T.L.C...in progress!! The property looks at a marina and overlooks an inlet to the ocean....has potential!! 1

Duplex with unique front..needs curb appeal!!

As you can see, I am improving the house with gardens...however, the front under deck, which is the walk out basement needs something done to it!! I dont like lattice work, that is not an ...»
Amy P
Amy P Westerly, RI
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  • Lori H
    Commented on Jun 22, 2012
    Enclose it and make a sun room with french doors.
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Yard Art, Recycling

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  • Lori H
    Commented on Jun 20, 2012
    I love this! I am a big recycle crafter...this is great!
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This is a birdbath I made from reclaimed glass vases, plates, bowls and an ashtray, glued together with epoxy.

Lori H
Lori H Renton, WA
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  • Lori H
    Commented on Jun 16, 2012
    I have made over 25 birdbaths from reclaimed glass and every single one comes out different. ...»
    I will try to post more pictures in the near future for those of you who are interested. I also make bird feeders. I'll post a few of those also.

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