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DIY Upcycled Outdoor Beverage Station

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I am cracking up that two of my contributors came up with a similar idea in creating an upcycled beverage…

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Cabinet Door Storage

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When I saw the cabinet door organizer idea on Better Homes & Gardens I put it on my to do…

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Hi there! I’m Shayna from The Wood Grain Cottage and I’m back again to share another project with ya! It would be safe to say that I really love plank walls (see here, here and here) … so much in fact, that I recently decided to make a wood plank door for our pantry. We’ve been working on our mudroom, so it only made sense to make a new door while we were at it, especially since our pantry is in our mudroom. I must say, I’m completely in love with it! It’s just what our mudroom was missing…

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Trash Can Fresh Flower Door Vase

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Well, hello there again! It’s Carmel from Our Fifth House, and I’m back today to share a true trash to treasure story. As in I literally turned a trash can……..into something I truly treasure! I’ve been wanting a door bucket that could hold water for fresh clippings and flowers for a really long time. While I was shopping at Target one day a trash can caught my eye because it had the perfect side handles that would allow me to loop a piece of rope through in order to hang it on the door.

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DIY Paint Shelf with Hidden Door

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Last week when I showed you my DIY drop down ironing board I made for $20. At the end of that post I left you hanging saying that you could hide the ironing board as well. Do you want to see what I did? I made the most awesome shelf for all my paints, dyes, and Mod Podge that is actually a secret door to hide my ironing board. {Squuuueeealll!}

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Chalkboard Door

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Kids love chalkboards. An interior garage door is the perfect surface to add a little personality. Generally it is the door only your family sees. Why not make it fun with a little chalkboard paint? That is exactly what Jess from the East Coast Creative did. Join me in welcoming her and taking a spy at her mini garage makeover.