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Nancy a Butcher

Chillicothe, OH
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  • Make these designer inspired seagrass hurricanes for a FRACTION of the designer price. Get the look for way less!
  • Start by cutting a seagrass place mat into strips.
  • Now you have something that should look like this....
  • Hot glue it around the base of your glass piece....
  • And Voila! Designer look for less!
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Summer Home Decor on a Budget

Make your home Spring into Summer with these gorgeous Ballard inspired seagrass hurricanes. They sell for $45-$75 each but I decided that I was going to make them myself for a fraction of ...»
the price. Here is how I did it, and you can find this and more seagrass decor ideas on my blog: http://decoratedchaos.blogspot.com/2013/05/b...

Jennifer Schmitz
Jennifer Schmitz Raymore, MO
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Jennifer Schmitz
Jennifer Schmitz Raymore, MO
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  • This started as my girlfriend's pink daughter's bed (see pink photo).
  • This is how it starts. 1
  • Another bed turned bench for my friend and her three boys.
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Turn that unwanted twin bed into a useful bench!

I absolutely love this idea. Your children are growing up and it may be hard for you to throw their old bed. Rather than stowing it away in an attic, because you just can't part with ...»
it, re-purpose it into a fabulous bench! This can be done with any size bed, but is probably easiest with a twin. Use the headboard as the back of your bench and then cut the footboard to make the both sides. Build the bench part in and . . . voila! A great re-purposed heirloom.

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Painted Therapy Nashua, NH
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  • Here is my tea pot fountain in full bloom. 7
  • We drilled a a hole in the tea pot and then threaded it. We attached flanges to a solid concrete block to support both the tea pot and the gold pan. The block is heavy enough to support the weight of the unit underwater. 5
  • We then built a support for the gold pan and dropped the unit into the whiskey barrel. We added a fountain pump and inserted tubing up through the tee on the bottom of the pipe that supports the tea pot and into the tea pot. 1
  • Add water and your done! The unit is free standing so it can be leveled and no holes are drilled in the whiskey barrel. I put it all away every winter and take it out and set it up in the spring. 1
  • Last year we poured a concrete base that the whiskey barrel sits on so it doesn't sink into the dirt. 1
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Tea pot fountain instructions.

Here are the instructions of how we made my tea pot fountain. Hope it helps with all of you who are interested!
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Julee S Bangor, MI
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    I love all your ideals can"t with to try some of them,I think they are great !!!
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Much Needed Help for a Secretary Desk

I'm pretty sure this was the ugliest piece of furniture I've had the privilege of painting. Check out this amazing transformation...
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Claire @ The Rustic Pig Spring Branch, TX
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Linda Steiff
Linda Steiff Reidsville, NC
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  • 1. Measure and make lines to cut the 2nd board (on the top) a little past halfway. Do this on the other side as well. Lastly make a line to cut the pallet directly in half.
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DIY Pallet Bookshelves

Jeremy Dixon
Jeremy Dixon Clarksville, TN
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How to Recycle Magazines

750. That's about how many rolled magazine pages it took to create this showstopper mirror in my living room. It's definitely the talking point of the room!
Re.Create Design Co.
Re.Create Design Co. Sweden
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Jeremy Dixon Clarksville, TN
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