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Whistling with acorns is a trick that is easy to learn and teach, plus, it is very effective at getting attention and amazement from friends. Additionally, it can save your life if you are lost in the woods and need a way to signal...
When we disassembled the side yard fence there were a bunch of rotten 4×4″ posts left over. I've been considering building a small bench for the master bedroom for some time and when presented with the wood leftovers, thoughts of a very cheap but super chunky piece of furniture danced in my noggin.
It is really easy (and fun) to make your own fairy garden houses using natural elements, although it does take a little patience. Here's a step-by-step photo tutorial so you can make your own house. Supplies needed: twigs/branches/bark/leaves twine glue paper and pencil for sketching pruning sheers and scissors (adult supervision required) Gather your supplies...
You're a big wine drinker and have plenty of leftover wine bottles? What do you do with them? Do you put them in a recycle bin and let them disappear in a furnace? I'm sure we can do more than that and we can transform them in useful, decorative objects.
I love hanging planters, but I don't always like the price tag that comes with them. When searching for a DIY option, I found this sweet one from Song & Dance.
Whether you're taking a snapshot of your child, photographing a project for your blog, or just shooting for fun as a hobby, you can dramatically change the look of your photographs instantly - you just have to know where to go in your home.
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You'll hear us talk a lot about uses for coconut oil, and that's because it truly is a wonder ingredient! Coconut oil has anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory, anti-parasitic and anti-fungal properties, and it's got so many uses-nutritional, beauty, personal care and household-that you may find yourself stocking up on jars of it for every room in the house.
Hi everyone, This is a quick instruction guide on creating a fiber-optic starfield ceiling. The stars have a very natural twinkle & glow. My fiber optic illuminator also features a handy remote for turning the stars on&off, as well as controlling the twinkle speed.