Find a nice old metal tray you like, paint it or leave as is, and put magnets on the back where you want the cookie cutters....or move them around any way you like and change them out any time : )
I have a bunch of completed and glued jigsaw puzzles that I want as wall decor. They are backed with thin craft cardboard. A friend helpfully nailed some of them stra...
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Occasionally I've had the problem of photos sticking to the glass inside frames. First, I'm not sure what's even causing it. I don't use any moisture when dusting the...
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I have a hidden door though it doesn't look so hidden at the moment and I like the appeal of a hidden door. We do need to use the door, but not often. This is in a b...
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We live in a mobile and have an add-on room where a covered patio used to be. Now it's part of our living space and we would like to cover or camouflage the exposed a...
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First one fell off in the bathroom - okay, maybe moisture. In the kitchen - fridge, inside cabinets and on tile walls. All fall off. Everyone else seems to love t...
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Entry way update. I bought a co-op and started renovating but am stumped as what to do with the entryway. The circuit breaker box is smack in the middle how the heck ...
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I received my canvas and now I think it is too small for the space. It is 35 x 23. The wall is about 95" and the table is 48" I temporarily propped it on the chair so...
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You can attach them to a baking sheet (E-6000 my recommendation) and hang it on the wall or go directly to the wall with poster putty.
Hi ! Use clear command hooks ! Cool idea !!!!
Find a nice old metal tray you like, paint it or leave as is, and put magnets on the back where you want the cookie cutters....or move them around any way you like and change them out any time : )
Hang them from twineor place in a shadow box that has been back by a coordinating paper or cloth.or use twine or wire to attach them to a weather.