Moving into our home one of the first things we put on the project list was to do some builtins on either side of the fireplace. It was a project we talked about numerous times and our plans evolved and when the right solution came to the forefront of our mind it just clicked, the […]
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Create a floating frame for a canvas for under $10? Yes please! I had these canvas’ hanging in my room and the idea of making frames for them came in my head. I’m so glad too because it was an easy, and very affordable project! Measure Your Canvas Add 1 3/4″ to the height and […]
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This post is sponsored by American Home Shield, but as always, all opinions are 100% my own. Home ownership is an exciting moment for every first time home buyer. Finally a place you can call home, you are able to decorate, DIY, and make it a place you love. Here at Honey Built Home, that is […]
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When tiling a project by yourself it is crucial to start with a level surface. Test your floors with a long 5′ level to see if your floors are flush or if theres a slope. If you have more than 1/4″ of unlevelness, you should be self leveling your floors. To learn more about tiling, […]
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When tiling a project by yourself it is crucial to start with a level surface. Self leveling cement is a compound of concrete that is very liquidity but has a very rapid drying time. Self Leveling Concrete There are a few different brands but all come in a powder consistency. Here are the products […]
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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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