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Deb Stevenson

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  • Hold scarves and jewelry. Do you own more scarves or necklaces than you can keep track of? Perfect – use a ladder to hold them all! Secure your necklaces and bracelets around one ladder rung, and layer your scarves on another.
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6 New Uses for an Old Ladder

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  • Hang kids clothes. This is a great tip for homes that have limited closet space! The space between ladder rungs is the perfect spot for small shirts and sweaters.
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  • Organize magazines. Stacking magazines on your coffee table can be a recipe for clutter. Avoid this problem by hanging your favorite magazines from ladder rungs, instead!
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  • Create extra shelving. Sometimes, to reuse something in a new way, all you need to do is look at it from a different angle. Take any standard wooden ladder and flip it horizontally. Boom! Instant shelf space.
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How to Make a Wind Chime

Organic clay shapes strung up on branches make for beautiful art that brings melody and movement to the garden: www.gardentherapy.ca/diy-wind-chime/
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DIY $10 Shelf that ANYONE can build!!!

My son had a big blank wall that needed some love. I built him 2 shelves for $20 and I LOVE the results. These are so easy to make, and can easily be made in different lengths. Now I ...»
want some in every room! You can see all the details at http://www.shanty-2-chic.com/2012/01/20-shel...

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  • I realized how "off" my old photos were so I took some with my new camera. This really shows what color the walls are.
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Laundry Room Reveal

With three boys and a husband who likes to play in the dirt (aka landscaper), I end up spending a lot of time in our small but pretty-darn-well-organized laundry room.
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Exterior storm door to interior sliding door

When I refinished my front door and storm door, I got a little careless with the palm sander and scratched the glass in the storm door. All was not lost though. It got a new life as a ...»
sliding door in my dining room. I love it so much more than the boring hollow core door it replaced, so it was a happy accident indeed. Instead of buying pricey barn door hardware, we used a closet door track from Lowe's. It was intended for bypass sliding doors, so it required some altering. My husband cut the extra track off with an angle grinder. We mounted the track to a 2x6 pine board and mounted the board to the wall using 3" wood screws into the wall studs. You can read more about it at my blog.

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    Nice idea and it fits so well :)
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  • Still decorating the tree...{leftover fabric scraps as ribbon}
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It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas: {no sew} ombre ruffled Christmas tree skirt.

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