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How to Build A Firepit
We built this simple firepit at the end of the summer and it only takes 30 minutes to put it together!
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Tomatoes and their need for water
I started may 28th planting 4 tomatoes around a garbage can with holes drilled in the bottom rim and a second row up about 10 inches... buried the can to where the top holes just barely
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Marble Fence
Make your fence sparkle with marbles! It's easy... all you need is a drill, rubber mallet, marbles, and a fence!
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Moss Monogram Door Sign
I created a fresh spring door sign by creating a faux pallet out of wood shims and painting it white. Then I cut up moss sheets to form a spring monogram. A unique and fun way to dress up
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60 Minutes 6 Easy
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How to Paint a Recycled Rubber Outdoor Mat
While looking for a more cost effective option to a rainbow wooden floor mat we wanted to make, we came up with painting a rubber mat.
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Stencil Your Garden Gear
I purchased this used wheelbarrow and lawnmower when we moved to our new home. They were in good working condition but I wasn't loving the orange colour or rust spots. Since I was going
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Hula Hoop Chandelier
This is my Hula Hoop Chandelier. The arbor on the back patio was blocking the house light from above and it always seemed dark. But, not anymore! Couldn't wait until it turned dark tonight so I could see how it looked! :) Just needs a little touch-up with the paint tomorrow! Items needed: Hula hoop, spray paint, 2 strands of icycle lights, electrical tape and some heavy fishing
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Just cut off the bottom of a stalk of celery, put bottom side down in a bowl with some warm water.
Then after a day or so scoop out a shallow depression wherever you want to plant it, pour water from bowl into well then place celery in it, pull dirt up around sides. This picture is about a week after I planted in the dirt.
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Using a cement pathway mold on your wall.
Your tween can have a room from another time with paint & an outdoor pathway cement mold. Place the clean mold against the wall of your choice. (flat side) Trace with a fine point marker and rotate. Pick a paint (gray/brown/tan) that is slightly darker than the surrounding walls and fill in the "stones" completely. Next sponge a darker color over the stones in patches to give
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2 Days 40.00 Easy
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