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Gordon F

Mcdonough, GA
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Lighting up my home, putting my lawnmower away


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Windows & Doors: How can I apply some kind of privacy film or tint to block out someone from looking in my front door?

We have an oval door and someone keeps coming by our house and is trying to look in our home. I have security cameras catching them doing this. I am not sure what they want, but it's ...»
really making my family freak out. I have two little kids that always run to the front door and look out the side windows and see who's at the door. I have some kind of was paper film on the side, but it's not enough.

Gordon F
Gordon F Mcdonough, GA
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    Commented on Sep 16, 2012
    I'm not having a problem anymore. We replaced the door and the windows, so now we don't have ...»
    to worry about it. Thanks for the comments folks!

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  • Shark Pallet Art - Repurposing pallet or reclaimed wood to create beautiful artwork and home decor. http://www.sandandsisal.com/2012/07/pallet-art-shark.html
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DIY Pallet Art

I love creating art out of pallet & reclaimed wood! Here is just one of the pieces I recently created. We disassembled a pallet, glued the planks together, traced and cut out a shark ...»
design, and applied a stain. Follow the link to see a full tutorial and other pallet ideas.

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Re-Purposing an Armoire Top For Free!

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Old World Garden Farms Newark, OH
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  • Chrysanthemum mirror made with cheap plastic spoons. 4
  • I used the cheapest spoons I could find, and actually cut the handles off with a pair of scissors.  These were definitely NOT high quality plastic spoons!  :-)
  • I used just one color of craft paint for the whole thing, and simply added a little bit more white latex paint (left over from my ceiling) for each row of spoons. 2

Chrysanthemum Mirror Made With Plastic Spoons

This is one of my favorite projects that I've ever done because it proves a simple fact: Pretty decor doesn't have to be expensive (and in fact, it can be pretty cheap). I made this ...»
chrysanthemum mirror using the cheapest plastic spoons I could find at my local grocery store. I glued them to inexpensive MDF wreath forms and then painted them with craft paint. Minimal cost with big impact. My kind of decorating! :-D

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Kristi @ Addicted 2 Decor... Waco, TX
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Camie Jenkins Pasco, WA
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    I've seen this mold @ Home Depot or Lowe's.
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I'm new to this site, and decided to post pictures of the things that keep me busy .

I like to garden and love repurposing "anything", like the compass you'll see here that I made from an old concrete septic tank cover. Pics that follow are some of my outdoor projects: ...»
made a bottle tree, a fish pond, grew and dried birdhouse gourds, made raised gardens, painted an old bench, painted rug onto my deck, harvested 40' bamboo, cured them and made a trellis, made a peaceful walking/sitting area in the woods out back. I'm a DYI'er that began as a financial necessity and grew into a passion.......By the way, if you haven't talked to the great people at Four Season Nursery yet, or shopped for mulch, gravel and plants, you're missing an opportunity. They are knowledgeable and dependable. My husband just smiles at me and hates to leave me the truck...he knows I'm going there for a load of something.

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Amy R Buford, GA
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When it rains even slightly I have water running into my garage and under the door.

The previous owner tried to caulk the wood molding at the bottom but that gave away a long time ago. This has now gotten to the point that the sheetrock inside the garage on this wall is ...»
becoming damaged and needs replacing. I tried making little cuts in the concrete here to divert the water away and it works if there is just a sprinkle anything more and I get what you see in the pictures.

Does anyone know of something I could do or use to block the water from coming in? I have thought of using thin brick pavers or some other sort of "hump" but im not really sure whats the best route. Id rather only have to do it once than to keep coming back and trying everything under the sun.

Any suggestions?

Seth F
Seth F Mcdonough, GA
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    Commented on May 14, 2012
    Cher, it's hard to see, but he does have a downspout coming off the gutter to divert the ...»
    water away. it's on the picture on the left side.

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  • Trim around my master bath mirror. It's so ugly!!!

New Mirror Trim

How can I get this trim off of my mirror? The original owner glued it to the mirror and I have no idea on how to get it off. I am scared to do anything on the fear of breaking the mirror.
Gordon F
Gordon F Mcdonough, GA
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    KMS, I am not planning to grout the tile. It looks fine to me and of course the wife. I'm not ...»
    sure how it would turn out to grout the tile. I am going to paint and that's it for the inside projects.

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