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Stylish DIY Ikea Tarva Dresser Hack

Stylish DIY Ikea Tarva Dresser Hack
Remember we told you of IKEA Tarva dresser hacks? Here’s one more idea that wasn’t on the list. You’ll need Ikea Tarva dresser, a hammer + screwdriver, wood stain, paint, protective coating, a paintbrush, floor tarp, extra fine sandpaper, hardware for knobs. Set the drawers aside for now and get started painting the frame. Lay... 
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DIY Floating Buffet Using IKEA METOD Cabinet

DIY Floating Buffet Using IKEA METOD Cabinet
What’s cool about floating buffets? They’re easy to assemble, versatile and fit in a variety of spaces. They’re modern, yet neutral and let’s not forget — they provide tons of storage for cheap! Let’s make one, prepare cabinets, handles, a pencil or chalk, tape measure, studfinder, level, timber screws, another set of hands, or something... 
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DIY Mini Storage Cabinet With Reclaimed Wood

DIY Mini Storage Cabinet With Reclaimed Wood
This cute storage cabinet is pretty easy to make! Take wood and make small cuts with a miter saw, fill the door frame with reclaimed wood. Paint the frame with pure white DIY chalk paint, then sand and wax with Annie Sloan’s clear wax. Whitewash the rest with flat white latex. To build the frame... 
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DIY Bathroom Shelf From An Old Shutter

DIY Bathroom Shelf From An Old Shutter
You can easily turn a piece of wood that was left over to create a cool shelf. Prepare an old shutter, a piece of wood, brackets, hooks, black and white spray paint. Spray paint the wood black first so that the finish would look the same as the shutter after sanding it a bit. The... 
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DIY Rustic Vintage-Inspired Side Table

DIY Rustic Vintage-Inspired Side Table
If you need a rustic-inspired side table, this tutorial may help you. Using a the cut list above and a miter saw, cut all the parts to size except the 1 x 2 Tabletop Edge Trim. If you’re ripping the 4 x 4 posts to make the legs slimmer, use a table saw to cut... 
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12 DIY LEGO Tables And Stations For Your Little Ones

12 DIY LEGO Tables And Stations For Your Little Ones
Kids love playing LEGO, especially in a company, and if your little one spends a lot of time doing it, then you need some LEGO dock. Choose a table that may be comfortable for your children and sand it, stain or paint the color you like. If you are tight on space, you can make... 
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DIY Mid-Century Bookshelves From Garage Sale Ones

DIY Mid-Century Bookshelves From Garage Sale Ones
How to turn a usual bookshelf into a cool mid-century one? Join the two shelves together by applying wood glue and then screwing them together from both sides. Counter set the screws to later fill the holes with wood filler and have the screws disappear. Then paint it out and add trim around the face... 
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DIY Ottoman Makeover With Upholstery Leather

DIY Ottoman Makeover With Upholstery Leather
Get an old ottoman and don’t know how to renovate it? The supplies are an old ottoman (or coffee table is a great thing to turn into a ottoman), foam – thick foam for the top and thinner foam to wrap around the sides, batting, upholstery leather or fabric, upholstery thread, leather needles. Sand the... 
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DIY Floating Top Console Table With Slabs

DIY Floating Top Console Table With Slabs
Have you noticed the live edge slab trend that’s going on? A live edge slab is a board of wood that has only been milled on two sides, leaving the natural curves and imperfections from the outside of the tree. Here’s a furniture tutorial with slabs, you’ll need (1) 1-1/2″ x 14″ x 72″- live... 
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DIY Shelving Using Wood And Leather

DIY Shelving Using Wood And Leather
These natural-looking shelves are super easy to make and won’t take much time. Prepare one piece 1×6 select pine, cut in half to make two shelves, 4 hanging hooks, 4 long strands of leather string, a drill, a drill bit, a level, a pencil. To start you need to decide where you want your shelves... 
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