Learn how!
Caitlin from San Diego, CA was here to show us how to make vintage bottle candles.
This project would be very interesting for people who really love DIY projects and love making authentic items for their own homes.
First step – cut 4 pieces of cardboard and create a rectangle.
Consider the size of the rectangle to be 1” larger than the bottle.
This will ensure that your mold will be strong enough to retain it’s shape.
For this step use ruler and pencil.
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Before
A simple entryway colored in white, with white furniture and decorated with black lampshade, stool and carpet.
It looks really nice but what if you paint it and give it a welcoming tone.
You know from our previous publications Greg Swisher and Janna Makaeva.
They are owners of company produces stencils for amazing home décor.
In this post the professional faux finishers Greg Swisher and Janna Makaeva shared with us an entryway that was enhanced with a wall pattern.
Come take a look…
We’d like to welcome back Sallie Kjos, the interior designer behind GreyHunt Interiors.
Sallie is well-known for designing interior spaces that infuse patterns and eye-catching color combinations.
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Does this look familiar?
Who is not tired of cleaning the toilets and the worst is that in a few days you will have to do it again.
But… in this post a woman from New York, NY shared with us some … secret weapons… to keep our toilet clean for longer.
It can be the end of the tiring activities, uncomfortable and boring cleaning of the most unpleasant place at home.
These hacks can help each housewife.
Keep reading to know how to keep the toilet bowl clean for longer.
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Hey, DIY lovers!
Kelli is one of us – DIY lover from Farmington, NM.
For 4th of July (BBQs and celebrations) she made awesome glass gem coasters and showed us the tutorial of that.
She loves coasters and has made them with tiles, corks, wood rounds and even concrete.
In this case she made coasters from glass gems.
While there was significant dry and cure times for these coasters the actual busy work only took her 10-15 minutes. It’s super simple!
Here’s what you’ll need to make your own Patriotic Glass Pebble Coasters:
• Large clear glass pebbles (You can sometimes find these at the Dollar Store)
• Americana 3D Gloss Enamels in Red, White, and Blue
• E6000 Glue
• Felt in Red, White, or Blue (optional)
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I Bet You Love Making Mosaics
Well, Jennifer and Kitty O’Neil – sisters from San Carlos, CA, showed us an easy and funny way to make mosaic house numbers.
They both love making different things with buttons, keys, and charms.
What is the best thing about this mosaic?
No grout needed!
This project cost them only $15 and took them 30 minutes.
Look at the picture above – do you think it’s pretty cool, eh?
Let’s take a close look – just keep reading!
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