This easy picket fence coat rack is something a novice can do by following my simple instructions. Minimal tools are needed for this project, you could even use a handsaw if that’s all you have. Of course a jigsaw would work and a miter saw would be so easy peasy!
It’s Tuesday night, that means it’s time for the latest edition of Talk of the Town. Yep, issue #184 !! I’m always so inspired by the diy projects and recipes that are shared here. Thank you so much for linking up and checking out the projects from this week and the features from last week!
I don’t know who will enjoy these projects more. You will love making something special for the kids, and your children will love using these kids furniture projects that you made just for them!
Someone tried to rescue this laminate cabinet, but it was time for another little makeover. This time with paint and chicken wire! It’s amazing what a little paint can do to change up an ugly piece of furniture.
Talk of the Town #183 is up and running for your viewing pleasure. I’m so pleased how popular this weekly feature has become. We’re pleased to bring you more great features week after week. Y’all inspire ME!
I have put together the best collection of fun & frugal pet projects for you to copy. Tutorials included for everything. Some projects are so easy, you could complete them in just an hour or so. Projects for cats & dogs. What will YOU make?
It’s time for our thrift store decor projects! I used a reclaimed cabinet door to make a chalkboard. It’s perfect for any room in the house. Use it for decor or for those all important messages. I use one in my kitchen for lists and reminders. I don’t know how I got along with chalkboards for so many years!
It’s time for Talk of the Town #182 !!! Thank you to everyone who shared their projects and recipes last week. We really appreciate your participation. More great ideas this week!
How to use twin bed parts to make a very unique and comfortable headboard bench. Adding upholstery using drop cloth not only makes this bed bench come in under budget, it also makes it very durable. Complete steps to make this an easy weekend projects for the couple who love to DIY together.
woohoo! It’s Tuesday–time for Talk of the Town! Fun features to inspire you to make and bake great stuff!
Oh, you will love this outdoor DIY buffet for grilling. Not a fan of outdoor grilling? That’s okay because this would also make an awesome potting table. Made with all reclaimed lumber and windows, this outdoor buffet comes in under budget for sure!
I have a really easy window project for you today. I was inspired by something I saw on Pinterest for my fireplace. This is sort of like a fireplace screen to use when you’re not building fires. In my case, my fireplace is no longer a working fireplace.
