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Use boiling water instead of tap water to make clear ice. Great for putting fruit, herbs, flowers or surprises in.
DIY Ring made from antique silverware (Fork Ring)
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Stone Trivets: Just glue pebbles on to felt pads.
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Brilliant! Wind chimes made from old cookie cutters, plastic beads & buttons, and teaspoons - for the summer cottage garden.
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Make your own soy candles - need a crock pot, soy wax, jars, candle wicks, color & scent. I'll be trying this soon.
Repurpose old picture frames and wine corks to organize jewelry. Tutorial at flippinfactory.wo... target='_blank'>flippinfactory.wo...
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Make book page roses! - wonderful tutorial by Market Nine Home
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Driftwood heat and other cool driftwood art.
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DIY aqua glasses using transparent paint! Make new jars look like antiques.
mason jar/ skeleton key/ twine/ white salt/ tea light ♥
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These stellar but surprisingly easy party decorations (they come together with just a few cuts and twists) are made from all those odds and ends of holiday wrap you'd otherwise toss in the trash. Hang one or dozens to brighten up the house come party time. Materials Heavy wrapping paper or origami paper Scissors Clear tape Hole Punch Instructions Cut eight 5- by 5-inch squares from heavy wrapping paper (you can also use precut origami paper). For each square: fold in half to form a triangle, pretty side out; fold in half again. With scissors, cut into the first fold (now folded in half) about 3/4 inch down from the top, stopping about 1/4 inch from the end. Make a similar cut about 3/4 inch down from the first, as shown. Open the square completely, plain side up, and bring up the 2 inside points to form a roll. Tape the points together with double-sided tape. Flip the square over and tape together the middle points. Flip the square over again and tape the outer points. Tape each of the 8 sections together, middle ring of one to outer ring of the next, to form a chain; tape the first and last sections together to form the star. To secure the star, tape the tips together in the center. Punch a hole at the top of one of the points and pass a string through to hang.
Print out a pattern you like, place a sheet of wax paper over it and trace the pattern with puffy paints. When it dries peel it off the wax paper and apply it to it's permanent surface.
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