DIY Your Own Budget-Friendly Fourth Of July Decor With Mason Jars
Crafting your own holiday decor doesn't have to be difficult, and with this easy DIY, you can use items that you most likely already have on hand.
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The Vintage Kitchen Collector's Item That Everyone Is Looking For At Thrift Stores
Looking for a stunning vintage kitchen find for your home? Find out what you need to look for at the thrift store to get a unique, vintage look.
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Organize Coffee In A DIY Pod Holder From A Wood Pallet
Keeping your coffee pods organized can be quite a struggle, but fortunately, there is an easy DIY you can do to create an affordable coffee holder.
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9 Coastal Decor Mistakes That Everyone Makes (And How To Fix Them)
While coastal decor can be stunning, it's important to avoid a tacky feel. Discover some common mistakes you should avoid when trying to achieve a beachy look.
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Repurpose Glass Jar Lids Into The Cutest Customizable Key Holder
Stop losing your keys and start using those jar lids you keep collecting to DIY a charming key holder. It’s easy, customizable, and super practical.
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Skip The LED Light Strips & Try These Alternatives To Brighten Your Home Instead
LED light strips are an affordable way to add a glow to your home, but these LED light alternatives offer a more stylish way to brighten your space.
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DIY The Cutest Faux Lemon Tree Decor With Some Dollar Tree Supplies
Making your own decor allows you to customize the look. Learn how to use Dollar Tree supplies to make seasonal lemon tree decor for your home.
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How To Make Orange-Toned Wood Furniture And Gray Walls Work Together
Honey-toned furniture and gray walls typically aren't the best pairing, but there are ways to bridge the gap and make these two elements feel less disjointed.
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How To Turn An IKEA Vase Into An Adorable Bee Hive Lamp
Because it's so simple, you won't be a very busy bee if you take on this project: turning an IKEA vase into a hive-shaped lamp bedecked with bejeweled bees.
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How To Choose The Best Curtains For Your Bedroom Windows
Are you in the market for new bedroom curtains? From your climate to the amount of privacy you desire, here's the lowdown on what you need to consider.
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27 Affordable Ways To Fill And Style A Shallow Glass Bowl
While there are lots of items you can use to fill a shallow glass bowl, not all of them are affordable. Discover some of the most cost-effective options.
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Don't Pass Over Thrift Store Plates — Upcycle Them Into Garden Pavers
Plates are one of the most common thrift store finds. Give them a new life by using them as a material in this simple and creative DIY paver project.
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What To Know About Invasive Spotted Lantern Flies To Keep Them Out Of Your Yard
The spotted lanternfly is spreading across the United States, damaging crops and plants. Learn how to identify the pests and remove them from your property.
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DIY An Affordable Wall Light That Looks So High-End With A Few Dollar Tree Supplies
These unexpected items from Dollar Tree transform into a luxe light fixture with a DIY project anyone can do. Here's what to buy and how to do it.
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Reuse Your Plastic Nursery Pots To Get Rid Of Earwigs
Are you tired of earwigs crawling in your garden and eating your seeds? Find out how to upcycle those plastic nursery pots and turn them into earwig traps.
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Make A DIY Cover For An IKEA Outdoor Pillow
Love the look of IKEA outdoor pillows, but want something a little more unique? Try out these DIY covers that will look great and survive outdoor weather.
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Framing Your Bathroom Shelves Brings A Stunning Vintage Vibe Without The Big Budget
In a small space like a bathroom, the little details make all the difference. Upgrade your simple shelving with this easy framing DIY to transform the room.
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Don't Throw Out Old Egg Cartons Without Trying This Cute Bird Feeder DIY
Not so fast on throwing out those egg cartons. If you're looking to attract beautiful birds into your garden, repurpose them into cute DIY feeders.
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Lemon Flower Arrangements Are Trending, But Are There Any Benefits?
You might have seen the design trend of putting lemon in flower arrangements and wondered if there are any benefits to doing this. The answer is complicated.
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Repurpose A Dollar Tree Bathroom Accessory Into The Perfect Indoor Plant Shelf For Your Small Space
A small home still has room for houseplants. This Dollar Tree bathroom accessory unlocks more space for your plants without sacrificing square footage.
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Swap Your Navy Bedding For A Fresh Alternative
Your navy bedding had a good run, but it's time to lay it to rest. Discover the unexpected colors that deliver the same effect with a breath of fresh air.
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Transform Basic Materials Into An Adorable DIY Birdhouse Hotel To Beautify Your Yard
Gorgeous décor isn't just for your home. You can also beautify your outdoor space by transforming some basic materials into an adorable DIY birdhouse hotel.
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Decor 101: The Real Difference Between Art Nouveau And Art Deco
Art Nouveau and Art Deco are both vintage-inspired styles that often get lumped together, but when you take a closer look, they're actually pretty different.
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How To Make Antique Wood Furniture Work In A Neutral Space
Antique wood furniture can add charm to your home. If you're concerned about using these pieces in a neutral space, there are ways you can make them work.
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The Space You're Overlooking That's Perfect For A Reading Nook
Think you don't have space for a reading nook? Discover the overlooked spot in your home that is just waiting to be turned into a literary haven.
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Creative Ways To Repurpose Embroidery Hoops Around Your Home & Garden
Embroidery hoops are incredibly versatile and can be used for both decor and practicality all around your home. They're inexpensive, too! Here are some ideas.
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HGTV's Nate Berkus Has A Simple Yet Genius Tip For Making Your Home Look More Put Together
Nate Berkus encourages homeowners to worry less about trends and more about personalizing their homes with decor that's meaningful to them in some way.
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