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12 Creative DIY Salt And Pepper Shakers For Any Kitchen

12 Creative DIY Salt And Pepper Shakers For Any Kitchen
There are many ideas to store salt and pepper, and you can make unique salt and pepper shakers to make a statement and fit your kitchen style. You can take usual shakers or containers and give them a new life using vintage stickers, metallic tape, colorful duct tape or just spray paint. Turning unusual objects... 
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DIY Modern House Numbers On Stained Wood

DIY Modern House Numbers On Stained Wood
These modern house numbers are stylish, would fit any outside décor and are easy to make! Prepare stain, house numbers, gorilla glue, Elmer’s wood glue, red oak, a picture frame hook. The tutorial is pretty easy: take your wood and stain it with as many layers as you need, let it dry. Glue the wood... 
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12 Easy DIY Board Games To Have Fun With Your Kids

12 Easy DIY Board Games To Have Fun With Your Kids
Board games are a perfect way to keep your kids busy and to have fun together with them; most of them are developing and teaching, too, so board games are amazing! You needn’t buy any, you can always make some yourself, together with your kids and start playing. Checkers and tic tac toes are perhaps... 
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DIY Faux Marble And Wood Serving Tray

DIY Faux Marble And Wood Serving Tray
Need a cool serving tray? We’ve got a great idea with a tutorial for you! Prepare marble contact paper, wood, leather, gold thumbtacks. You can totally keep the wood raw and use it that way, or add a little depth and color to it. Use a couple different stains to get the color just right,... 
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11 DIY Wooden Block Toys To Entertain Your Kids

11 DIY Wooden Block Toys To Entertain Your Kids
Wooden blocks are perhaps one of the oldest toys existing and they are still very popular because they are entertaining, developing and very easy to make yourself. Wooden blocks are usually painted in various colors, stenciled with animals, letters and numbers to teach your kids – such a great idea to learn while playing! The... 
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Stylish DIY No Sew Leather Key Pouch

Stylish DIY No Sew Leather Key Pouch
This cool key pouch will help you not to lose your keys and easily find them anywhere, and it’s also a great gift. Prepare a leather scrap, 7 1/2″ x 4″, a button stud, 7mm base diameter; 6mm stud head diameter, key holder bracket with double cap rivet set, a hole punch tool, a ball-pen,... 
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Modern DIY Large Floating Picture Frame

Modern DIY Large Floating Picture Frame
Floating picture frames are very stylish and fit any modern interior. To make one you’ll need 4 stand-off bolts, 2 30x36in acrylic sheets, scrap wood, drill, drill bit the same size as stand-off bolt, 4 screws & drywall anchors, 24×30 in engineer print, double sided tape, dry erase marker. Measure where each bolt will go... 
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DIY Easter Basket Filled With Real Grass

DIY Easter Basket Filled With Real Grass
This great grass filled basket will be perfect for Easter or spring décor. The supplies are 1 package of rye grass, 1 basket, a garbage bag or other plastic to line the basket, soil, moss. Line your basket with plastic then fill it with soil. Trim the plastic so it’s level with the soil or... 
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Stylish DIY Wall Copper Message Board

Stylish DIY Wall Copper Message Board
Looking to add a little functional style to your office? Why not post up your calendar or track a to-do list on this metallic copper message board! A little copper sheeting from the hardware store goes a long way in adding a hint of bling and loads of design savvy to any space. Let’s get... 
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Easy DIY Striped Chair Slipcover

Easy DIY Striped Chair Slipcover
Even the oldest and the ugliest chair can get a new life with a cover! First, pin the fabric to the chair, following the contours. Tuck the fabric into the place where the back and the seat meet, trace around the entire thing, and cut out. Then pin a skirt into place and cut. Next... 
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