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How to distress using vaseline and spray paint Look @Sheila--your beloved spray paint!!
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Vinegar works as a wood stain when you add a metal object in the mix and let it sit in a glass container for a week. A handful of pennies will produce a beautiful pale Caribbean blue stain. A wad of steel wool will give you a rich reddish hue. A combination of tea and a metal object in vinegar will produce a black stain.
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DIY wire farm baskets tutorial - link to blog who used the tutorial at Attempting Aloha ( she made hanging and regular baskets)
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how to build your own sliding door for only $40 Look @Sheila
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Aged paint technique with soap.
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Sheila That does look really cool, I've done the same thing without using soap and just using my finish sander. But I can see how the soap would help between the 2nd and 3rd coat.
How-to Tunisan crochet! Want to learn this
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Tutorial: How To Make a Crepe Paper Rosette Prize Ribbon
Five planks of wood, a few nails and paint. may need to do this!!
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CROCHET: hundreds and hundreds of free crochet patterns.
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DIY Door Couch - we don't have doors at Upcycle Exchange, but ReStore does for cheap. We have stuff for the pillows though...this is too cool :)
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This is an Anthropologie trinket & treasure candlestick~tutorial follows for knock off version
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How to clean off the labels.....so you can then get crafty with the container
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Lisa Hiltz link is expired....
Amanda Gilliland http://www.mochatini.org/de... is the correct link
Create gift bags from old book pages.
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DIY Mosquito trap- good for about 2 weeks... then replace ingredients
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Non-toxic replacement for Goo Gone--just mix equal parts coconut oil and baking soda.
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so cute!
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Sheila lets make these at craft night!
Kristen Marek @Sheila YES!!! Her tutorial on her site is gone but as someone that sews you can probably figure this out for us!
Some amazing stuff made out of all kinds of things!
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Aluminum-can solar heater (for heating garage :) :) :)). can change temp by 120* in winter!
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Corkboard covered in burlap with upholstery nails
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wire hanger, white spray paint and white xmas lights.
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Buy the wood plaques at hobby lobby for $1, paint and mod podge your photo onto them.
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TO DO: Upcycle old lamps with "looking glass" krylon spray paint and burlap...these look very good!
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DIY Moroccan Lanterns (spaghetti jars, metallic dimensional paint, etc)
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The Miracle Mask Facial Photo Credit This DIY mask, made of nutmeg, honey, and cinnamon, is calming and soothing for stressed-out skin – in addition, it smells absolutely amazing! The secret? Nutmeg and honey act as natural anti-inflammatories, which can reduce swelling and redness in skin. They’re also great for soothing acne scars and preventing infection. In addition, the nutmeg and cinnamon also work to exfoliate your skin when you wash this mask off. Before you begin, it’s always a good idea to do a small test with homemade mixes on your skin to make sure you don’t have a bad reaction to any ingredients. So remember to do a quick patch test on sensitive skin, like that on the inside of your wrist, before applying this mask to your face. To create the mask, mix 2 tablespoons of honey with a teaspoon of cinnamon and a teaspoon of nutmeg. The consistency should be like a thick paste. After it’s all mixed, apply the mask to your face and let it sit for 30 minutes. Wash it off with warm water, scrubbing softly in circular motion for exfoliation.
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Did you know you don’t have to buy those fancy schmancy fabric printer sheets to have quality printed fabric? Did you know you don’t have to buy that fancy schmancy solution to soak your own fabric in beforehand? Here is a quick no-fail recipe to get the best results with the most vibrant colors when printing on fabric…
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Sheila that looks easy!