Love finding the easiest ways to update things around the home, especially when they look great and save money? These cheap and easy but cool remodeling hacks should be at the top of your list, then. From DIY bathroom ideas to kitchen projects to walls and countertops, we found some of the best home remodeling

Valentine’s Day, the festival of love, offers an incredible opportunity to express affection through heartfelt gestures. What better way to commemorate this special occasion than by creating charming, handmade crochet gifts? Dive into the delightful crochet world with this collection of 40 free Valentine’s crochet patterns, meticulously crafted to infuse your celebrations with warmth and […]

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If you’ve never added zucchini to your baked goods drop everything you are doing and do it now! These Zucchini Brownies are unbelievably moist and rich. A chocolate lovers dream!

Use leftover paint using this DIY whitewash brick technique (how-to video included!) to update a dark or dated brick wall or fireplace.

Want to fill an empty corner in your living room? This post shows you beautiful & clever empty corner living room ideas to copy!

Repurpose and old wood pallets with these 14 creative DIY ideas. Decorate your home or outdoor patio, backyard or garden with these repurposed pallets DIY projects on a budget.

Looking to use up unused wallpaper or just want some wallpaper craaft ideas? These unique ways to decorate with wallpaper are sure to help.

Kick up your vintage style a notch by getting inventive with ways to use, display and reinvent your flea-market finds into fabulous upcycled décor pieces.

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Built-in wardrobes, a dream solution that fits all types of home. To avoid the expensive cost, you can buy wardrobe frames yourself in order to then easily create a place-built feeling. This is a simple IKEA DIY, which we all love. In this post, you will learn how to create a place-built feel with the

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Hello sweet friends, welcome to Furniture Fixer Upper Day!! I get together with some super talented gals on the fourth Thursday of each month to share fabulous furniture makeovers. So you get a few bonus makeovers at the bottom of this post, AND I'm also hosting a fun giveaway so look for those details at the very

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This beautiful home was completed in Central Pennsylvania by Mark Austin Building and Construction. The quality craftsmanship used by Mark, Josh and their team is top tier in the local building community. Material sourced and supplied by Schmuck Lumber and American Cedar and Millwork and distributed to those yards by Parksite, Inc.

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I spent this past weekend doing a room makeover with my daughter. She wanted a change from the last time we updated her room in fifth grade--she is now a junior in high school so this will probably be the last one before she goes off to college. As we painted the walls we decided to get a bit creative and paint a grove of birches all along one wall. It came out really sweet--so soft and pretty. We did the entire project including painting the walls and ceiling in one weekend. BIRCH WALL TUTORIAL materials: 2 colors of wall paint (we used latex eggshell) one color of the base wall color and a lighter shade for the birches. Choose a color a few shades lighter than your wall color for a subtle effect or white. We ended up just using white ceiling paint. 1-2 rolls blue painters tape--1 inch rolls (wider will also work). mini paint roller and brush small paint brushes for trim work--1-inch or so utility blade cutting matt directions: Paint your walls a base color of your choosing. We used a soft blue-gray color Behr "misty surf" and let it dry. Once the walls are dry you can begin taping the birches. I started with the largest tree running the tape from the bottom of the wall all the way up to the ceiling. I didn't worry about making the trees perfectly straight but let them curve slightly. Make sure that the trees are wider at the bottom and narrower at the top. On the largest tree, I added a knot, rounding the tape slightly into a bulge in the tree trunk. I also added a branch on the largest one. I then added the remaining trees around the large one--varying the widths on all. Some trees overlapped the large tree branch. In this case, using the utility knife carefully cut away the tape in front of the branches. Now, you are ready to add the bark rings on all of the trees. Tear off long strips of tape and lay them on the cutting matt; now using the utility knife cut the tape into curving rings in various lengths. You can also tear the tape with your fingers. Notice that the bark rings all curve in the same direction. Have some rings come off the right side and some off the left. Try not to make the rings too regularly spaced. Add the knots in in a circular pattern. Stand back and view the birches from a distance making sure each tree looks visually pleasing. When you are satisfied go over all the tape with your fingers--pressing down to made sure the tape is firmly sealed to the wall. Now you are ready to start painting! Using the mini roller and either the white or color of your choosing carefully paint in the trees. If you go over the outside edge of the tape--wipe it off right away or you can do touch-ups after you are done. Use a small brush to paint up to the bottom and top edges of the wall. Let it dry and repeat with at least one or two more coats. This is what it will look like after you have painted all the trees white. Wait for the paint to dry before removing the tape. This is the tricky part! You have to carefully remove the tape so that you don't rip up the under painting. Even so, some will likely come up here and there and you can touch that up with at the end with a small paint brush. Starting at the top, gently pull the tape off at a 45 degree angle. Go slow! This is a bit tedious but take your time with this part. You will have to pick out the smaller pieces of tape with your finger nail or the tip of a utility blade to get them started at the corner. Finished wall. Happy daughter. :-)

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