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Senin, 06 Juni 2016

W is for Workbench Inspired Desk



Hello readers!  Im over at Simpon Strong Ties blog: DIY Done Right today sharing my industrial workbench inspired desk.  I built this desk using the DIY Done Right Workbench or Shelving Hardware Kit and Ive put together plans so you can build it too!


Click here to get the step by step instructions, materials and cut lists and youll have a grand workspace that youll never want to leave!


And if youre curious about the stool click here for plans.



Disclaimer:  I have partnered with Simpson Strong Tie to bring you this desk.  I was provided materials and/or compensation to create and construct this desk.  All opinions and thoughts are my own.
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Senin, 09 Mei 2016

The Upcycled Garden Spring 2015


Its that time of year again! Its finally spring! Yay!
That means its time for some new upcycled garden ideas.
Check out my picks for the most creative, unique, and beautiful ways to wow your
outdoor landscape and crate some fun, artistic, and functional art by incorporating 
salvaged and repurposed materials into your yard and garden. Check it out!



A beautifully painted old door adds magical charm to a garden. What a fun project!




This clever piece of garden art was made from a pipe and faucet from a hardware store,
an old bucket and old chandelier crystal. via Each Little World




Upcycle cans into small planters. via planetblue





Use an old crate as a vertical planter.


Looks like somebody likes to ride around the garden. How about this little guy? 




Garden chandeliers with votives from Ruffled blog found via Pinterest
I see lots of vintage chandelier crystals at flea markets. Why not fashion your own mini
garden chandeliers with wire, chain, and a handful of old crystals? 




This old sink was repurposed into a garden planter. via myhomeideas.com




Use an old mailbox to store your garden tools




Painted and personalized pavers brighten up a garden. from Quirkycool





Mobile garden dress as found on foodtree.com,  by Nicole Dextras




Light fixtures upcycled into hanging garden lanterns by La Manufacture




What do you do with a giant old tree stump? Turn it into a planter, of course! 




Old fence gates used as garden trellises via thegardenglove




Or how about making a trellis with old garden tools? 




Freeland Tanners garden art from finegardening.com




Recycle old chair backs into a log bench




What do you think?


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Check out my new DIY jewelry instruction books and DVDs!
   
Learn how to solder and make unique jewelry!


My broken china jewelry is always available for purchase at https://www.etsy.com/shop/dishfunctionldesigns




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Kamis, 21 April 2016

New Broken China Jewelry On My Workbench



Here is a peek at what I am working on this week...



What do you think?


Check out my new DIY jewelry instruction books and DVDs!
   
Learn how to solder and make unique jewelry!


My broken china jewelry is always available for purchase at https://www.etsy.com/shop/dishfunctionldesigns





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Rabu, 13 April 2016

K is for Kids Cubby Organizer One Board Project


We have seven birthday parties next week during the last week of school.  Yes seven.  Instead of running to the store to buy more plastic toys wrapped in plastic I pillaged my scrap wood pile and built a kids cubby organizer.

This is a one board project meaning you could build this organizer from one (1x4) eight foot board which costs about $5.  Or you could use scrap wood and then it's a free project.


Two down, five to go!

I'm sharing the free plans down below including materials, cut list and step by step instructions.

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Senin, 21 Maret 2016

Mailbox Debate Post or Wall


Secretly I really love a big mailbox on a post at the end of the driveway.  Perhaps because thats how I grew up, running to the end of the driveway to see what that big black box would deliver.  However, in our current neighborhood all the mailboxes are right at the house (which I must say makes it so easy especially in bad weather thank you US Postal!) but let me show you the before:


Yes theres the beautiful copper mailbox on a post right by the back door.  As convenient as it may be it was also an eye sore and a problem for a few reasons.


1. The garbage men need access to that gate right behind the mailbox and it was sort of blocking the pathway.
2. The door on the mailbox was ripped and hard to close.
3. Size - its super big.  Were a family of five and never ever did we come close to filling that mailbox.  Granted it is good space for small packages but those can be left just inside the storm door.


So I removed the mailbox cutting down the post and hung a wall mounted version.  Its streamlined now and I can guarantee I wont have any of the garbage men telling me they cut themselves on the ripped metal of the old mailbox.


I placed my diy planter in the corner with a fern and Im loving the new look already.  Im still a little bit sad about not having a mailbox on a post but this back door refresh is working just swell. 



Im linking up to:
TDC Before and After
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