After building rustic picture frames out of some scrap lumber,
we designed a unique way to hang them on our dining room wall. Iron pipe is affordable and easy to find, even at the local hardware store!
This is a simple project that can be completed in less than a day and materials cost us less than $50!
Have you ever come across a flea market find
and you just knew someday it would have a purpose? That’s exactly what happened here. Today I want to share with you a unique side table idea that anyone can do. A great way to give those antique speaker cabinets an updated modern style for your home.
Lacking towel storage in the bathroom?
Here’s an easy , super quick hack to make your bathroom practical and stylish!
Cleaning your home doesn’t have to be toxic!
This easy and inexpensive tub and tile cleaner cleans just as effectively as commercial products – without the addition of harsh chemicals. And, it smells great too!
7-9-17 Update: This project is no longer published on To Work with My Hands. Proportions are included below.
Have you ever been in a house built
in the early 1900’s that had the original pressed tin ceilings? My great grandmother had them in her bathroom and I remember being fascinated by her “fancy” ceiling even though the metal tiles were rusted and chippy. Did you know you can buy faux tin ceiling tiles at a fraction of the cost of the real thing that are incredibly easy to put up? We installed some in our small half bathroom and I just love how it adds a vintage flair to our new room.