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Sidewalk paint - 1 cup cornstarch, 1 cup water, and food coloring.
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Vintage dresser redone in a two tone finish using two coats of Valpsar Honeymilk to the body of the dresser and then 2 coats of Valspar Malted Milk on the drawers ♥ ♥
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Vintage dresser redone in a two tone finish using two coats of Valpsar Honeymilk to the body of the dresser and then 2 coats of Valspar Malted Milk on the drawers ♥ ♥
DIY fabric flowers for pins, hair clips, headbands, etc. Cute and easy!
clear cups + fabric + glue + fairy lights im doing this
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egg carton = flower-shaped fairy lights.
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The Only Spot Remover You'll Ever Need- One part Dawn dishwashing liquid mixed with two parts HYDROGEN PEROXIDE. Pour the mixture directly on the stain, and watch it disappear like MAGIC. (Particularly tough stain, can add baking soda & scrub.)
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Crates - can buy new ones at Joann's for $9 and stain or paint - instructions on this site - Cool idea!!
I think I could make these! DIY Roman Shades (great, detailed directions!)
Use dollar store spice racks as outward facing bookshelves.
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Line flowerpots with coffee filters to stop soil from falling through the drainage hole.
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Cupcake Liner as Drip Catcher Before serving that Popsicle, slip the stick through a foil liner to catch drips and keep hands from getting sticky. THIS IS SO SMART! I am so doing this this summer.
super thrifty (and adorable) chore chart for the kidlets.
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Self watering recycled plant pot for growing herbs and flowers
Lots of recipes for a great gift! Can't wait to make these!
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Sheets stored in their own pillow cases. Brilliant!!!!!
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Clean your shower and tubs (or tile) Instructions 1. Halve Grapefruit: 1 medium to large grapefruit will clean your entire bath or shower from top to bottom, including all the fixtures. Simply cut it in half with a knife and you'll be all set. 2. Sprinkle With Salt: Using 1 grapefruit half at a time, sprinkle liberally with salt. Wet your bathtub and sprinkle the remaining salt around the bottom. 3. Take That Scrubbing Bubbles!Scrub your grapefruit around your shower or tub, making sure to slightly "juice" the citrus over each fixture and lifting it every few seconds to pick up fresh salt from around the tub instead of just pushing it around. 4. Rinse: When all is said and done, simply rinse away the pulpy bits and the salt and your shower is as good as new. Not only is it clean, it will smell so fantastic you'll want to curl up in it and read a book. Ok, probably not, but you get the idea! Additional Notes: This technique will get thick grime and dirt rings off your shower area and does amazing work on cast iron tubs especially. You can also use this method to clean your sinks, toilets, tile and more — it just depends on how grapefruit crazy you want to get!
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Megan Burleson Used this on my carpet last night, worked perfectly!