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Posted by ScrapHacker.com on fredag, mars 16, 2012 · 6 Comments Open your eyes to the possibilities of upcycling old shutters into new awesome creations. I’ve gathered a pick of 10 inspiring and doable DIY projects (most with link to DIY tutorials) to show you there’s no need to shut the door to shutter futures anywhere.
UpCycled Window Shutters - DIY Inspiration & Tutorials
UPDATE: I’ve added the stencil to DIY your own Moroccan rug in this other post . I love the dark wood floors we have in our home. The problem is that, since they are so dark, they show every little bit of dust, especially in the living room, which gets a lot of traffic. So I started looking for a rug but they were all so expensive, and didn’t really convince me. After months of looking I found one at Ikea, the Erslev , which I liked both for the price and the color, but it was too… simple. Too solid.
A Little Bite of Everything | An Ikea Rug Makeover - StumbleUpon
TableTalk: The Best Idea I've Had This Year — We are THAT Family - StumbleUpon
Centsational Girl & Blog Archive & DIY: Paint Stick Sunburst Mirror - StumbleUpon
Landee See, Landee Do: Festival of Trees: Glitter Cardstock Trees - StumbleUpon
Rollie Pollie! - StumbleUpon
by 8thlopez on July 26, 2010
Create Something Saturday's- DIY Stencil Art | 8th Continent Soymilk Blog - StumbleUpon
How To: Make Your Own Round Art Gallery | Apartment Therapy Los Angeles - StumbleUpon
Plastic Spoon Laurel Wreath
Last week I saw a photo over at Casa Sugar and I couldn’t get the idea out of my head. I love projects where you don’t have to think or spend much money. Hot glue, 50ish spoons and 15 minutes. I made one out of blue and green spoons too. I like the white one better and I think the white wreath only cost $3. This blue and green one was eight dollars.Jun 24 by Brenda Ponnay It turns out citronella candles are pretty easy to make! They are a bit fussy and require a lot of microwaving and some pouring of hot wax but the end result is fun and pretty. This craft is not especially toddler-friendly but I think it would be great for older kids who can be trusted in the kitchen, or for younger kids who have a lot of help from an adult. Here is what you’ll need to to make patriotic tea lights like you see above:
Fourth of July Citronella Candles | Alphamom - StumbleUpon
I have so many books requested at the library right now! I love books they may be my favorite thing, but bookmarks I have an issue with. I've always been a dog ear person (you know, folding down the top corner of the page to mark my spot).

