T shirt hacks. Storage and organization / Home Office Storage Solutions. Storage and organization / 90901ad1d24d.jpg (300×400) Cut-in-half D.I.Y - Double the trouble, twice the fun! Posted by ScrapHacker.com on tisdag, september 18, 2012 · 3 Comments I gotta tell y’all, the D.I.Y blogosphere is indeed where the magic happens!
The round-up of ideas in this post aims to prove my case by gathering of bunch of projects that I refer to as 2-in-1 magic makeovers. The featured projects shows how to make the most out of less (with a little help from a circular saw!). With a little luck, this boost of creative split vision might make ignite a lil’ spark of inspiration and make you think twice about tossing that odd old table in the attic/basement/garage. The projects may be double the trouble but they’re most definitely twice the fun, Enjoy! D.I.Y Design by the clever & crafty Sarah M Dorsey! 2-in-1 Console Twin table D.I.Y project via Remodelaholic, TUTORIAL HERE D.I.Y 2-in-1 nightstands from Brian Patrick Flynn a.k.a the DecorDemon – TUTORIAL on HGTV.com, HERE Awesomeness overload from InfarrantlyCreative!
Doesn’t get much clever than this! D.I.Y Inspiration from ScrapHacker.com. Roping in Some Shelves « Folksy Home. So last time I left off with what I fancied as a cryptic photo of another bedroom project.
CAN YOU HANDLE THE SUSPENSE?? A refresher: Zoom out a little, and BOOM. Rope Shelves. I decided we needed some shelving somewhere in the bedroom to display knick knacks, and after brainstorming with the husband and going through various options, such as floating shelves (too hard to build), and bracketed shelves (take up too much visual space) we settled on making this Pinterest inspiration our own: They were the perfect solution because 1) fewer holes in the wall, 2) easy peasy to make, and 3) cheap! After staining with Minwax English Chestnut and sealing with Minwax Wipe-On Satin Poly, began the rope work.
I threaded each length of natural jute rope (from Homey Deeps) up through a hole in the board, measured approximately and made a simple knot, then threaded it up through the next board. And then repeated the process down the other hole on the same side of the board. And the painted version here: DIY DIPTYQUE INSPIRED TUMBLER CANDLES. 28th March 2012 Ok so I’ll be the first to admit that to me, Diptyque candles are the ultimate.
No other candle smells as good, and once used they make a perfect jewelry/make up brush holder. What more could a girl want? But a recent foray into frugality (more frugal than usual that is) has left my diptyque candle fund severely depleted (girl’s gotta eat right?) , so I decided to have a go at making my own. You need: - A glass tumbler - Wax beads - A wick - Tape.