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37 Things To DIY Instead Of Buy For Your Wedding this is happiness: organized bookshelf and $1 wrapping paper lining My daughter's bookshelf was becoming a huge mess. Packed with books, dolls, toys, trophies, etc. I finally decided to get it in order. Here's a quick before: The first thing we did is remove everything and lined the back of her shelves with wrapping paper. Next we sat down and organized her books. Love the new look! Now we are off to cheer camp for the first time. Hope your day is great! you can also find my here: {sharing at iheart organizing}

Cubrir el suelo con tomillo rastrero 1000 semillas por SmartSeeds DIY Project: Upholstered Door When I moved into my circa-1910 row house in Brooklyn, all the doors were original to the building except one: the door to our home office. This anonymous-looking hollow-core door was totally out of sync with the rest of the house. So after some consideration I decided to turn lemons into lemonade and just embrace the fact that the door didn’t match. The surface of the door was in pretty bad shape, so I figured that upholstering it would be the perfect solution. If nothing else it was a low-risk experiment because a new version of this kind of door runs only about $40 at the hardware store. Here’s What You’ll Need: 3 yards of felt (does not need to be wool)3 yards of vinyl or other fabricMagna-Tac GlueSpray mountScissorsBox cutter or X-Acto knifeNail-head trim and matching nail headsHammerLatex paintPaintbrushPainter’s tapeRuler Before you get started it’s a good idea to remove the door from its frame and lay it flat. Getting Started Attaching the Vinyl Applying the Nail Heads