I Love My Green Planet

The desire to do something by yourself

Hi, DIY Lovers!

You will never guess what this 12mm round bar turned into.

Do you want to know how to make a pentagon shaped steel table on hand.

Well, in this post I will show you a creative idea how to make it without someone’s help.

Well, not everyone can do this but if you have welding skills this is a good challenge for you.

Chris from Australia wanted to build and make himself such a thing and explained us the details of this project.

He made a jig and gave it a shot.

Keep reading to see the steps of this table.

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Renewing the floor

Janna Makaeva and Greg Swisher from  Ramsey, NJ  are long-time professional decorative artists.

They produced stencils which help to decorate walls and floors easy, fast and the most important – inexpensively!

If you have a floor that is in serious need of a pick me up but your budget can’t accommodate a complete overhaul, so, in this post you can find a perfect solution of your problem.

Using only paint and a stencil pattern you can give your floor a fresh new look.

These wonderful artists shared with us a studio floor makeover.

The studio’s owner was a woman called Kippi.

The aim of this project was to tore the dirty carpet up and to reveal a dated tile.

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Funny outdoor decor

If you love decorating and DIY-ing this post is for you! Get the easy, funny and charming idea to make your outdoor space beautiful, unique and personal.

This post will give you some of our best tips and tricks for mosaic-ing….

A mother and her daughter from Tyrone, PA, showed us an amazing way to decorate your garden.

They both have had lots of fun in the summer creating mosaics for the garden as well as some fun coasters to use as gifts.

Mother bought some per-mixed grout and some sanded grout that had to be mixed and then start with this project.

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Ugly entryway

Not everyone can boast of a beautiful entryway and many people have no entryway.

Deidre Sullivan from New York, NY was in the same situation.

She didn’t like this condition and she managed to change her entryway into a beautiful and functional one.

Also, she covered the unsightly electrical panel, because she couldn’t stand looking at it.

The wall was five-foot wide and the front door swung inward.

Deidre was only a 30-inch wide nook for entryway furniture in this case.

So, keep reading to know how she changed this place.

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A small sweet puppy

Ann from Maumee, OH, has got a small sweet puppy which likes to go everywhere, of course.

Her name is Emma. Ann loves her dog and as a good animal-lover she cares about her safety.

Ann’s house had an open basement and that opening had 40 inches and in front of it there was a puppy gate.

It was a traditional white plastic gate.

Ann didn’t like it and she decided to change with another more appropriate one. Emma is 5 years old and weighs only 12 lbs.

So Ann didn’t need a heavy gate.

Stay tuned to know how she made a new one.

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