You can’t ever have enough storage, right? We’ve had this space unfinished in our house for the last 6 years and finally I installed some shelving to take it from useless to fully functional! I even bought the shelving for the closet a few years ago intending to build it, but never did. Better late than never showing you this easy, beginner friendly Toy Closet.
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Here is Tow Mater!! We’ve had this old Cozy Car since my oldest was a baby. It’s made it through all of my kids as one of their favorite toys in their early years and just when I was about to donate it…
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Easy 5 minute project for $5 – Count me in! Get your windows Holiday ready with this simple and inexpensive DIY project that will take you less than 5 minutes
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Yes, you can really refinish your table as good as new in an afternoon for around $30. Some of these products you might already have laying around your house, and the amount of stain you’ll use is minimal so realistically you could refinish 10 tables for $30 in one day; now there’s a furniture flipping […]
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I stumbled upon this Pottery Barn Cookbook Holder and thought, “hey! I can make that” and it won’t cost me almost $200. I went to Home Depot and purchased a 1×12″ common board to cut into the pieces that would make the main board. Added a little glue, brad nails, and stain and in just a few hours I built a $5 DIY cookbook holder!
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Meet Christine Gummersall, a mother of 4, coach's wife, former Labor and Delivery nurse, and self taught DIYer who decided to take a sledge hammer to her 1950's bathroom over a decade ago and hasn't stopped tackling her honey-do list since. Folow along as christine breaks down the pretty afters, by showing the whole how to process and empowers you to STOP waiting, and START creating a home you love, with your own two hands!
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DIY Beginner Basics is a self-paced ONLINE COURSE that is here to help get you comforable with power tools and finishing supplies (such as paint), so you can start tackling your own honey-do list and save thousands, all while getting the satisfaction of saying, "yeah, I built that!"
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