I Love My Green Planet

Great living room looking like a one from the 70’s

Ashley Harding from Chicago, IL, shared with us her incredible idea to makeover her living room.
As the picture above shows, the living room was covered with lots of dark paneled wood.

The space was not only dark but also unpleasant.

Furthermore the contemporary trends of interior design are now quite different.
So, Ashley decided to renovate and transform this room as a modern, light and charming area.
This project was not so easy, but the woman didn’t give up.
Keep reading to know how she managed to do this.

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Creative thinking

Let’s tell you about an easy way to make a Christmas wreath.

It is made from a wire clothes hanger, plumbing insulation, shopping bags, one blue recycling bag and snowflake accent – I am sure that you have these materials at your home.

If you do not have these at home you can buy them from the local Dollar store and Hardware store.

This tutorial was shown to us by a woman from Canada. She loves to decorate her home and she usually uses what she has. At the picture above are shown the materials which are need for this project.

She spent only $5 and it took her less than 2 hours.

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Time for improvements

A young lady from Atascadero, CA showed us how she made DIY a belt bathroom shelf.  This project cost her only $10 and it took her 1 hour easy work. In the picture above this cool decoration on the wall adds visual interest and personality to this space. But she needed a shelf to keep several items there. So, the woman started working to improve this bathroom.
Let’s get to work! 🙂

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Decorate the most welcoming front door

The front door of each house is the first thing that the people see. The front door shows the personality and the family style. Sometimes it illustrates the character of the owners. The front door usually shows the home spirit . So, it is important how it looks.
Lynn Lilly from Atlanta, GA made an easy, cheap and fast door decoration and showed us how she created it.
She lost only 30 minutes, spent simply $5 and not so much hard work.
Lynn Lilly used the following materials:
32 ounce mason jar
8 screw hooks
1 piece of 8 inch x 4 inch treated ply wood
1 piece of 8 inch x 15 inch ply wood
White chalk paint
Black chalkboard paint
Thick bristle brush
Standard paint brush
Burlap ribbon
24 gauge galvanized wire
Scissors
Sand Paper
Ruler
Chalk (not pictured)

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The upcoming Easter holiday

Janet from New Jersey shows us a perfect Easter decoration. These eggs, made with much love, add the magical feeling of Easter in each home.

She made it from moss, flowers and faux eggs. Besides this project is an easy and cheap way to celebrate the spring season.

If you are looking for an original style to display your Easter decorated home, keep reading to know how Janet prepared for the holiday.

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