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Stain your old worn out fence for CHEAP using heavily discounted 'Oops' paint at Home Depot. Just purchase a few different colors, mix them together ... and bingo! You have a decent color. We got 5 gallon buckets (regularly $180) for only ($20). Saved us TONS.
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Super inexpensive kitchen remodel.
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Laura McAnulty Looks amazing! Great job!
Janette Church Thanks guys! He really did do a great job. And, if you're willing to spend a little money of tools (unless you already have them), this remodel is a cinch and super cheap. More tedious and painstaking than anything. :D
Tina Ledbetter This looks Great! I have similar dated oak cabinets in your 'before' picture. Inspiring!!
Dulcie Carie sexy
Marlene Miera Beautiful!
Hang your train sets on the walls ... never have to put those tricky sets together again! No more complaining that someone 'broke' the train track. And, it makes for cute decoration in a child's playroom.
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How to: decorate and create an inexpensive playroom ... from scratch. Less than a hundred dollars.
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Brooke Combs Very nice!
$2 worth of Rustoleum Oil Rubbed Bronze spray paint ... change your old chandelier into something truly great! :D
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$1 front porch light makeover, using Rustoleum's oil rubbed bronze spray paint. Winning!
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How to: Hang a swing or trapeze in your home. Best money you'll ever spend!
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Tutorial for spray painting your builder's grade ceiling fan. Less than 2 hours, start to finish ... $2 worth of paint. BINGO!
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Instead of repainting your not-so-favorite dresser, spray paint the wooden knobs, frame a big mirror with baseboard, and paint the frame to match the knobs. 2 hours of time. Less than $15. Got an old mirror lying around?
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Frame out bathroom mirror (with baseboard) and paint cabinets to match. $20 renovation.
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Seating for 5 kiddos ... using only 6 sq ft of space. (1) 6' shelf and (2) shelf supports. $20.
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Andrea Opfar I glanced at this and thought...hey!! Someone did the same thing Janette did! Annnnd then I saw you posted it.
Janette Church Haha.So many people have commented on it that I thought I'd share it with the world. ;)
Kimberly Werre Patrick This would be great for you, Lynn Werre
BrassyDel I love this! I've been wanting a bench or something at my low front window. My littles already stare out it all day long!
Repurpose old, ugly containers into something usable, using Rustoleum's Oil Rubbed Bronze spray paint. Could do this with old, ugly wicker baskets, glass jars, metal cans, etc.
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Change out your builder grade brass shower trim using Rustoleum's Oil Rubbed Bronze spray paint ... what would cost you $800 to replace, will only cost you $5 to paint. Holds up well with the water because it is indoor/outdoor paint.
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Jodie Craig Our houses are so similar I'm thinking we live in the same neighborhood! Superman - come save my bathroom (really wanting the frame mirror and the sprayed shower trim)
$50. Rustoleum's Oil Rubbed Bronze spray paint.
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Our $50 master bathroom re-do is complete. You can totally afford this!
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Give your cheap, worn out step stool a face lift using oil rubbed bronze spray paint. :D
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Tutorial for making rain gutter bookshelves out of crown molding. Took Superman less than 2 hours, start to finish.
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Repurposing an old picture frame, using Oil Rubbed Bronze spray paint.
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Laura McAnulty Oooo I like this idea. Thank you for posting!
Gary and I spent our Thanksgiving break spray painting every piece of hardware in our house. We used Rustoleum's Oil Rubbed Bronze spray paint. Many thanks to another Pinner for the idea. :D
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Corinne Wells Funny that the grass is so much greener. Was that a bucket of green "oops" paint?
Janette Church Hahahaha. No, those pics were taken the same day, one in the morning before he sprayed the stain on ... the other about 7 hours later when he was finished. That's just the shadow from our house because it was so late in the day. But, actually ... I do recall a bucket of green oops paint. And an orange one as well. Pretty much the ugliest colors you can imgaine ... but, the artist in me knew that if you mix all the different colors in the wheel together, you get brown. :D Haha.
Genell Davis So, I went to the recycling center today and scooped up all of the free stain they had. Going again on Tuesday to get more so I can do this to the new gate my neighbors (whom I didn't know) built for me. I am so blessed!
Alexandra Lin love it!