We were going to remove the cabinets but
when the rescued dog chewed them up we moved faster!
This is what we started with after the base cabinets and built in china cabinet was removed. I failed to get pictures of the demolition, sorry. Basically we took a hammer and screw gun to remove the old stuff.
Sometimes it can be hard to find a duvet that fits your needs,
but did you know you can make one? Even with a 45″ fabric! This is a simple sewing tutorial that will show you how you can transform a flat sheet and several yards of fabric (no matter the width) into a custom duvet cover!
Find the full list of materials to buy in order to complete this project, in the Materials section of this project.
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I don’t know about y’all but being a southern
girl living in New York, I pray for warmer weather any chance I get, because warmer weather means more sunshine, more bright colors and more flowers. Thankfully, this winter has been mild for us here on Long Island (of which I’m very grateful), but I’m still hopeful of an early spring—so much though that I am beginning to get in to my fresh flower craze around the house. I’m so loving this super quick and easy project to display your spring beauties in, and I’m even loving the fact that you can add your personality to them just by changing up the colors and designs.
This candle display is inexpensive and easy
to make. Great for your home, gift, or craft night party.
You can see more of my crazy creations here
This homemade brownie soap recipe is made
with fresh strong brewed coffee, unsweetened cocoa powder and an entire egg for a luxurious feeling soap with a rich, thick lather. Makes a great housewarming gift!
Egg in soap? Really?! Yes, absolutely! Eggs are believed to offer many skin care benefits including tightening skin, shrinking pores, and calming redness and breakouts. When you use egg in cold process soap, the egg yolks are treated as a fat. This gives the soap a rich, thick lather. Egg whites, on the other hand, don’t contain fat. However, they do contain protein which has an astringent effect on skin.