One of the ways I decided to save some money on my new house was by building the vanities for each of the bathrooms. I thought this was a great idea, but it’s turned out to be a HUGE project. I’m going to break it down step-by-step on how I made them!
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Just in time for summer, I’ve got a handful of recipes for the Ninja Creami machine! This thing truly is a game changer, and I already have my entire summer planned out with different recipes for my kids, my family and of course, myself!
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Your step-by-step guide to completely transform and update your existing bathroom vanity cabinet from partial overlay doors to full overlay doors.
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There is nothing like a Spring Refresh–big or small so that’s why I partnered with Walmart to bring the life back to my friend Jess’s Dining Room. We browsed through the vast selection of dining tables and dining chairs, then got to work preparing the space for a beautiful make over.
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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 a few tips to get your mantle looking Christmas ready. Tips and tricks for getting your mantle perfect every year!
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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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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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An unfortunate business flop that cost me thousands and how building a tonic website has given me my control back!
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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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