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Laura T

Brighton, CO
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Mason Jar Bathroom Storage

Easy way to add storage to your bathroom. When the mason jars are dirty, slip them out, wash them in the dishwasher then put them back. Love it for my kids' toothbrushes! Full tutorial ...»
here: http://lollyjane.com/diy-mason-jar-bathroom-...

ps: I accidentally posted this under my personal account so if you see the same project/same pics on Lolly Jane's account, that's where is was SUPPOSED to be, lol (:

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  • http://debbie-debbiedoos.com/decorating-with-mason-jars-jam-jars.html
  • For more spray paint ideas including more mason jars...come check out my spray paint gallery.
http://debbie-debbiedoos.com/diy-projects/#spray-paint-projects
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Peekaboo blue mason jars

If you follow my blog at all, you would know I am in love with spay paint. Not just a little but a lot. I know, my husband is a tad jealous but he is use to it by now. These spray painted mason jars were one of my favs.

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debbiedoo's Fort Mill, SC
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  • Can't wait to move them into the flowerbeds.
  • When they have cured long enough they can be painted, stained or sealed.

Birdbaths....

I made several of these from a leftover bag of cement and some rhubarb leaves. The birds love them, and so easy to make. ...»

Make a mound of sand or dirt, lay the leaf face down with the veins facing up. Apply the cement to the fop of the leaf in the thickness desired, make sure it will be sturdy. You can shape the edges of the leaves. Cover with plastic for a few days, uncover, turn it over and remove the leaf. You may need to use a stiff brush for this or just wait and it will breakdown. Enjoy!!

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DIY Non-Toxic Cleaner

Make your own natural cleaner. No chemicals, no harsh odors and safe for children & pets. Best part, it is inexpensive and only requires two ingredients: vinegar and lemons.
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Nicole @WonkyWonderful San Jose, CA
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  • An empty Parmesan cheese container makes the perfect container for homemade carpet powder.
  • Just 2 ingredients - stir them up together & you're good to go!
  • Just sprinkle it on the carpet, let it sit for a few minutes, and vacuum it all up.

Homemade Carpet Powder

Carpet powder is one product that I can't do without. Even though it is a reasonable price, I buy so much of it that it works out to be pretty expensive. Plus, it doesn't always work as ...»
well as I like.

Homemade carpet powder to the rescue!! It's cheap to make & it has not met an odor that it doesn't take care of. And I have 8 indoor animals - I should know!

You only need 2 ingredients to prepare a batch. Check out the link for the simple tutorial.

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Crystal Faulkner Asheboro, NC
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Stained glass plant stand made from old window shutters.

I used old window shutters and added a wavy, bubble-type plastic as the insert. I outlined my picture with black fabric paint and painted it with stained-glass paint. They are currently being used to winter over my plants, but I will make tops and bottoms for the plant stands using some redwood scraps we have.
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  • Primitive Tipsy Pot planter by The Pink Hammer blog. 1

Primitive Tipsy Pot Planter

How I took someones unwanted trash (old metal buckets) and upcycled them into my own treasure - a unique tipsy pot planter!

View more photos along with step by step instructions on how to create your very own tipsy pot planter here;

http://thepinkhammerblog.com/2012/06/01/tips...

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The Pink Hammer blog Mondovi, WI
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Natural Branch Coasters

Making a set of coasters from a fallen tree will allow the beauty of that wood to live on and tell the story in its rings.
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