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Painting Formica Countertops – DIY

By Annie

Budget friendly way to update an ugly countertop #reno #kitchen

Ugly counters? Painting Formica countertops will change the whole look! What can you do when you buy a house that has really ugly formica kitchen countertops? You could remove the counter tops and put brand new ones in their place. That can become expensive, but...if you've ever wondered "can Formica be painted?" Yes it can! Painting over formica is a pretty cheap way to change up the look of … [Read more...]

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How to Paint Wood Paneling

By Annie

Step by step instructions on painting that old cheap grooved wood paneling.

  It's easy to paint wood paneling and it can totally brighten an older home!     Can You Paint Wood Paneling? Yes you sure can paint wood paneling! And in our case, it would have almost been a crime to not paint our wood paneled walls. Because they were ugly and darkened our old house so much, we had to have interior lights on all day long. A lot of older houses still … [Read more...]

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DIY Farmhouse Daisy Mason Jar Craft Project

By Annie

This farmhouse mason jar craft adds the perfect touch to your country home decor! Here's a pretty way to add a country touch to your home. This easy DIY farmhouse mason jar craft can be made in a few hours. These jars look so pretty filled with blooming wildflowers! Want to see how it's made? Read on, gather an empty mason jar or two and get ready. You can use either quart jars or smaller pint … [Read more...]

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Perfect Farmhouse Porch Decor Ideas

By Annie

Looking for farmhouse porch decor? Are you searching for the best farmhouse porch decor ideas? If yes, then you’ve come to the right place. Today I’m featuring my top 10 favorite farmhouse décor ideas for your country style porch. Living in the country is a beautiful feeling. You get peace and quiet, excellent views and if you’re lucky, you may just spot some cute wildlife around your … [Read more...]

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Make a Barbed Wire Wreath – Farmhouse Decor

By Annie

Here's how to make a barbed wire wreath that fits in perfectly with farmhouse style decor! I'm playing around again with old rusty barbed wire. I am loving finding creative ways to upcycle this wire into some Farmhouse decor for our home. A few days ago, I made a Barbed Wire Wreath - here's how I did it.  If you're wondering how to make a wire wreath, here's how to create some special … [Read more...]

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Building a Closet with a Sloped Ceiling – Part 3

By Annie

  This closet we are building in our upstairs loft is starting to really come together. We are very close to being done and it will be great to have all this extra storage space. Here's the last installment of this home building project - we are very close to being done. Basically, all we need are two more brackets and the flooring - finally this job is coming to a close. Have … [Read more...]

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Loft Closet Design and Build – Part 2

By Annie

a double closet in a loft with glass doors

  We had stopped working on the loft closet for a while. Then, on a road trip, we were at Home Depot looking for some garden sprinklers.  Graham spotted a sale on glass paned wood doors and we thought they could work well for the closets. We measured them up and decided they would work! We got them for a great deal ($52 per door).     So we bought … [Read more...]

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Slanted Ceiling Closet Build – DIY

By Annie

Our slanted ceiling closet build took a few weekends but we gained so much storage space.   When the weather turns colder, it's time to stay indoors more and get working again on home projects. One project was to build a closet with a sloped ceiling in our upstairs loft. Here's how we did that - and now we have lots of storage room for clothes, shoes and pretty much everything else we … [Read more...]

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DIY Basement Stairwell Reno

By Annie

stair landing renovation, pine beetle wood, house renos

Check out our stairwell reno - $150 and we got rid of the ugly basement stairs. Our house was built in 1999. A family of 8 lived here, 6 of whom were under 5 feet tall. Even though the house isn't THAT old,  a lot of wear and tear took place before we came along. That's just to be expected in older homes. As you can imagine a lot of damage was under the 4 foot high mark on the drywall. … [Read more...]

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