Monday, April 11 2011
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Give pretty spice or candy containers a new life in seconds by turning them into refrigerator magnets. Place a small, powerful magnet inside the back of an empty tin, which makes the tin itself magnetic. (Nonmetallic containers will work if you stick an adhesive magnet on the outside.)
I love this idea for a kids playroom to hold all their pencils, pens, scissors, rulers, crayons, legos, cars, toys etc.
This idea is from MarthaStewart.com
Basic Cake Pops Recipe: 1 box cake mix (cook as directed on box for 13 X 9 cake)1 can frosting (16 oz.)Wax paperLollipop sticks After cake is cooked and cooled completely, crumble into large bowl.Mix thoro...
'ecooler' by mey kahn and boaz kahn from israle is one of the third prize winners of 'iida awards 2010', organized by designboom in collaboration with incheon metropolitan city. designer's own words: the '...
When I saw this cool plate wall from Sunset Magazine, I couldn't help but think of all the other wall art ideas right in your own home. I love the way the plates are not hung in a straight line but gi...
When we found a desk by the curb, we saw past the scuff marks and tarnished, tan paint and took it on as a makeover project. The result: a showstopper piece for your home office. How to tell if you've got...
Owens and Hirsch of Barrels and Branches, turned pressure-treated wood left over from a building project into shadow boxes to hang on a fence. They're strong enough to support a gallon-size plant in a cerami...
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said on August 08, 2011