I Love My Green Planet

I had this old ladder sitting around and thought

I would repurpose it somehow. Now ladders can be used for loads of things, but I thought I would make a back-of-the-door storage unit this time around. This shelf is quick and easy and makes for a great catch all! Adding a bit of hardware cloth to the ladder makes this shelf a quick and easy project, too!
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Our craft cupboard isn’t the most organized area

of the office. Translation: we’re craft hoarders.
We’ve been looking for something to use to hold our many many paintbrushes. At lunch someone noticed that the spaghetti sauce was pretty much empty. We put our craft caps on and decided that it would be great for holding those paint brushes!
Buy materials for this project here!
Spaghetti Sauce Jar
Goo Gone
Sharpie Paint Pen
Plastic Gems

This little condo of ours was going on

the market and I wanted a custom look cornice and shower curtain without spending the money for that.

There has been a corner of my kitchen that has been

a pain in my side for almost 20 years. Its an awkward corner where the hallway and the laundry room pass by in the dining room. For almost 20 years I have just put corner cabinets there to fill the space not knowing how to utilize it. I finally had an “AHHA” moment and figured out a way to make that corner more useful. Come see how easy it was to create an eating nook using IKEA benches.

I had a small fridge that had seen prettier days;

it has paint and stain on it and the worst was hidden by fridge magnets. I wanted one in my café room – and was not buying a new one since I have this one in storage .. soo
Time for a make-over for the fridge.
I wanted it pretty and, I wanted to hide it at the same time
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hmmmmmmmm………….