Maria of A Hoover-gáton is túl saw a piece of wall art on Horchow that she fell in love with instantly and had to have. To recreate the look of the paneled art, Maria bought some canvases and acrylic paint and then had Office Max print the image onto a transparency. Using an old overhead projector, Maria traced the image onto the canvases and painted it in. This was a weekend project that cost Maria only $35 compared to $800!

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For window coverings, blinds are the classic functional cover-up for your windows. They help block light, heat and of course provide privacy. Practicality aside though, …

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Cindy from DIY Beautify wanted to turn her master bath into a bold and dramatic space that was cohesive with her master bedroom. She had …

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Hey, my sweet friends! I guess we all agree that decorating can be a challenge sometimes… Odd spaces, ugly elements, and things like that. We …

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Kristen from Lipstick and Sawdust just completed the latest addition to her “Jewel Box” guest room – an upholstered bench that she planned and built herself! Kristen saved money on materials by using foam from clearance IKEA cushions and some scrap wood pieces. I love how Kristen always finds ways to save money while still producing gorgeous results!

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There’s a first time for everything, and this project is the first official “knock-off” of Holly from My Sister’s Suitcase. After laying eyes on a …

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Shannon from A Day in the life of a Dracofly had become slightly obsessed with some burlap windows panels from Ballard. They have definitely caught …

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