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Mary B

Three Rivers, MI
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  • I like to grow a wide variety of carrots in all different colours. You'll need flour, water, a paint brush or pencil, ruler, seeds, and fine tip marker.
  • Add a tiny bit of water to flour to make a sticky paste.
  • Dab the brush in the flour glue and pick up a seed.
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How To Make Seed Tapes For Planting Tiny Seeds

Some tiny seeds can have poor germination rates because the wind, rain, or birds carry them away. To counter this, I started making seed tapes for certain crops like carrots. Now, not ...»
Empress of Dirt - Melissa
Empress of Dirt - Melissa Canada
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  • The path coming up from the creek in our backyard. 3
  • View looking into the backyard from the north side yard. 3
  • Here's what our backyard looked like when we bought it. 2
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Backyard Oasis

We have turned our backyard from an overgrown jungle to a backyard oasis landscaping a little bit at a time over the years. You can see more here:http://diydesignfanatic.blogspot.com/
Diy Design Fanatic
diy Design Fanatic Charlotte, NC
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    Commented on Jul 18, 2012
    WOW!!! So detailed,good job.
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My backyard Habitat

My husband and I built and designed our backyard habitat, never ending work
Addygirl
Addygirl Vancouver, WA
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    Commented on Jun 10, 2012
    Really cool!!!!
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  • The cutout from the tire to give the planter its ending/petal shape.  This cutout could be used as a wall decoration, or what have you. 5
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New Craze: Old Planters, as Miriam I has posted earlier/before. (DECADES OLD INVENTION!!! Not a new idea)

Showing my FIRST MADE TIRE PLANTER to you all!!! What do you think about it???

INSTRUCTIONS: ...»

Leida R
Leida R Tampa, FL
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    Commented on Jun 01, 2012
    Wow!!I want to do this !!I'll try it and post my results!!!!
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31 DIY Pallet Ideas

Pallets are all the rage right now. We put together a list of 31 plus to give you some ideas. There are some health concerns that go along with using pallets in the home, so please read ...»
BrightNest
BrightNest Denver, CO
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    Commented on May 22, 2012
    I'll try some of those ideas!!!!
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  • The handle truly makes the toolbox in this case. Choose your handle, then build your box around it.
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Make a drill handled toolbox

I LOVE vintage toolboxes. I find them incredibly versatile to use in one's home from a table centrepiece to pen storage beside the phone. But they aren't always easy to find, not to ...»
FunkyJunk Interiors - Donna
FunkyJunk Interiors - Don... Canada
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    Commented on May 20, 2012
    great!!
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Home Maintenance & Repairs: Help! Cement board,Sheetrock, more Drywall? For tiling kitchen backsplash.

*deep breath* So I decided to replace my kitchen backsplash myself. I've removed the ceramic tile and of course, the existing drywall was damaged so I tore it all out. (See the photo ...»
Teresa D
Teresa D Snellville, GA
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Dragonfly from a table leg and ceiling fan blades.

I took and orphaned table leg and the blades from a ceiling fan and made a dragonfly

http://dejavuedesigns.com #old #recycled

45 Minutes Easy
Tammy@Deja Vue Designs
Tammy@Deja Vue Designs Amherst, TX
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The garden outside my home/office window ! So peaceful and changes with the seasons....

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Jean B Jefferson, GA
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