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Sandra W

Lithia Springs, GA
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Sherry McBride Newburgh, IN
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Tutorial: Garden Sunflower From Plastic Spoons

I used 100 plastic spoons to make a sunflower for my backyard. I dug around in my closet and found a plastic tray that once was used at an office party. I brought home the lid to the coffee can from work to use as the center. I rummaged through my son's bag of pipe cleaners and dug out all the black ones and a couple of the yellow ones.
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Repurposing & Upcycling: Repurposing Ideas

I found this tea cart out in my dad's shed. Any repurposing ideas out there? I have a couple of "tea for two" sets that I wouldn't mind displaying on this, but I'm not really thrilled with the wood or the gold rims on the wheels. I would love some suggestiions. Thank you!
Sherry McBride
Sherry McBride Newburgh, IN
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    I have one. I use it as a nightstand, not a boring old square nightstand. Favorite lamp on ...»
    top and books on bottom. I can't decide if I would paint or not, maybe try rubbing it down with linseed oil or lemon oil and live with it for a few weeks. If you decide you don't like it, you can always paint and distress it later, but I wouldn't leave it outside except maybe on a covered porch for a drink station.

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  • You can see a big difference, in this photo, between the vinyl tile that I cleaned and the dirty ones!
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How to Easily Clean grimy Vinyl Floors!

My Vinyl floors had gotten so grimy over the years, that I thought I was going to have to replace them. Then I found out about a neat tip, that got them sparkling clean and it was so ...»
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Karen - The Graphics Fairy Frederick, MD
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Teri U Queen Creek, AZ
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Closet Solutions

I would like to share about quick and relatively inexpensive closet solution. Using a hanging shoe rack as a way to organize sweaters or jeans helps save space! ...»
Anna M
Anna M Redding, CA
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    hanging shoe racks with pockets in them make a great storage area for baby bath time items and ...»
    you will have everything you need in one place, lotion, cream, shampoo, baby wash clothes, q-tips, Vaseline, anything you might need to get the baby ready for bed.

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The Easiest, Laziest Way to Clean the Wax from Your Candle Jars

A little tip that's made my life a bit easier. My secret for cleaning the wax out of any shape or size of candle jar or votive with no effort at all!
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CreekLineHouse . Algonac, MI
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    I do this. Candle jars can be filled with peppermints or other candies, wrapped with a red ...»
    ribbon and make great gifts for the postman, the hairdresser or to have on hand if you need an 'emergency' gift at Christmas, if you have lots of empty candle jars, they make sweet gifts to take to the nursing home or to shut-ins.

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Washing Windows Like The Pros

I cannot take credit for this discovery; however I can tell you that it works! In my opinion this is the best way for washing windows. A cleaning company shared this tip with me four ...»
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Chaotically Creative Co. Murfreesboro, TN
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    coffee filters don't leave lint, but that's kind of pricey if you have a lot of windows.
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Revamping a table

I bought a plain light colored table at a garage sale and wanted to turn it into something more vintage and shabby chic. The method is simple. I painted the table with Annie Sloan chalk ...»
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