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Rosalie M

Kingston, PA
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  • Here's the finished product.
  • Here's what you'll need:

    1 Canning Jar (any    size works)
    6" X 6" Fabric Scrap
    Batting
    Needle and Thread
    Hot Glue Gun
    Piece of cardboard or felt
    Scissors
  • Round out the edges of a 6" x 6" piece of fabric.
  • Hand sew in a gathering stitch and pull thread up.
  • Stuff with batting.
  • Put the lid inside and carefully hot glue it to the fabric.
  • Hot glue felt or cardboard to cover the opening
  • Press into the lid.
  • Repeat and fill with fun stuff. 1
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Mason Jar Pin Cushion

Need an inexpensive and easy-to-make gift. This Mason Jar Pin Cushion is a perfect project. No special skills are needed and it can be made in a few minutes. ...»

I also like this project when I need to have a lot of favors for an event. Fill the jar with anything that is appropriate for the event.

Teacher gifts ~ baby showers ~ bridal favors ~ almost any setting works.

The Seasoned Homemaker
The Seasoned Homemaker Austin, TX
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Design & Décor: Pink 1960 bathroom??

i want to "update" my 1960's pink bathroom. At this point I am not sure what colors to use to redo. The pink tile still is nice, the floor needs replacing and maybe a few other things. What colors??? Since it us a small anthropomorphic.

Rose S
Rose S Marietta, GA
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Landscaping Ideas for Zone 6a

there is a crimson king maple in the front and will shade the right side of the house some. the drive that lead into the portaco doesn't have anything to obstruct the morning sun. The front of the house faces east. drive is south so might get some afternoon sun on the right side of the house then. I posted a pic before but this might give everyone a better idea of what I am working with.
Rindy Bergbower
Rindy Bergbower Newton, IL
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    I think it needs some color. A better shape to the front bed. A beautiful dogwood on the left ...»
    side for some shade and style. Hosta, and some oddly shaped shrubs.

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All Things Heart and Home
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  • The space was originally 2 separate rooms-a tiny toilet, shower, single sink and a vanity area.  We removed the wall and 2 closets to make one open space. 3
  • Because this was a total DIY project, we were able to complete a much higher end looking bathroom for $7,000. 1
  • These mirrors (from Lowes) and sconces (from Home Depot) were both very affordable options and I love the look they create in the bathroom. 2
  • The pedestal tub is my favorite addition to the space.
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DIY Master Bathroom

We completely renovated a 1980's outdated master bathroom (think metallic wallpaper) and created a tranquil space to escape my 3 boys! The post on my blog contains many of our sources.
Courtney Affrunti
Courtney Affrunti Westwood, NJ
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    Beautiful DIY in the master bath.
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Creatively Stenciled Craft Spaces

Cutting Edge Stencils Shares Six Creative Craft Spaces Using Stencils

Good morning my stencil loving crafters! Cutting Edge Stencils hopes everyone had a ...»

craftastic weekend! Now before we get into today's Stencil Stories, I want you take a good look around the room that you may have spent the most time in this past weekend. No silly, not the laundry room! Ok, maybe the room that you ENJOY spending time in. That's probably your crafting space, right? Well then why does it look so sad (and a little cluttered) when you're not in it? Have no fear, Cutting Edge Stencils is here! And we have some stenciling ideas that can help take that craft space from drab to FAB! http://blog.cuttingedgestencils.com/creative...

#cuttingedgestencils #stencils #stenciling #stencilpatterns #craftroom

Cutting Edge Stencils
Cutting Edge Stencils Ramsey, NJ
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  • Ants lying in Windex. 1

ANTS? Easy, Safe Solution!

An exterminator told my friend that when you begin to see ants, they are the scouts. Stop these and you won't have ants. My son discovered that if you spray them with Windex (or any other glass cleaner), they are exterminated. Keep after it for a while and you won't have ants. We have used this for years. 2 days ago our humming bird feeder leaked onto the concrete front porch...the liquid got down in the crack between brick and concrete so there was not way to flush it out. Ants ...»
appeared quickly, I sprayed them with Windex. Watched through the day and kept spraying them. Now ant free! Safe for kids, pets and environment! It is worth a try before you spend hundreds.

Jeanette S
Jeanette S Atlanta, GA
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Diana Kamps
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STAINED GLASS so easy

Do you absolutely love Stained Glass? It's very expensive and permanent. What happens if you grow tired of it? Here's a splendid way to bring Stained Glass into your home by using ...»
colored tissue paper and liquid fabric starch. Then when your decor taste changes, simply wash it off.

This how I did it and it's AS EASY AS 1 ~ 2 ~ 3

1. Determine what Stained Glass image you want; something as simple as geometric shapes or more complexed, like flowers, scenery, etc.

2. Cut shapes or rip up bits of tissue paper. The pieces will fit into your design like mosaic tiles. (I used black colored tissue as the 'lead' to get the Stained Glass look)

3. Brush on the liquid starch to small sections of the window at a time. Place the tissue paper directly on the wet window and gently smooth out. Overlapping creates nice effects and mistakes makes interesting design!

Diana Kamps
Diana Kamps
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  • Vintage Christmas ornament Wreath on large work board made from wine corks

How to make a Christmas Ornament Wreath

My #ProudestDIY is my Christmas Ornament Wreath Tutorial. This post (my most visited of all time) shows detailed instructions on ...»
how to make an ornament wreath. I bought vintage ornaments at thrift stores, estate sales, etc... so I could make this a budget and yet beautiful Christmas Ornament wreath.

2 Hours 250 Moderate
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Mommy is coocoo Oklahoma City, OK
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