Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Bathroom Storage Set
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Recycle Your Old Furniture
• Get a new environment for your old furniture. You can freecycle it. Not only you save space on your house but your furniture is used by others.
• If you have the heart of a giver, you can just donate it to a thrift store, domestic abuse shelter or another non-profit of your choice.
• Using steel and aluminum, you can scrap it, and some plastic furniture can be melted down and reused. Put them into your plastic milk jugs and think for some ways to be recycled.
• You can sell it. Place it on ads or simply display them on your yard.
• Place your furniture outside with a “free” sign and wait them to disappear.
• Give it to someone you know just staring out.
Monday, December 29, 2008
Old Furniture Refinishing
The refurbishing process will only need for relatively newer furniture to give it a transformed look. This furniture will only demand a little makeover so you can just apply minor sanding to remove accumulated dirt and wax. Unlike refinishing, refurbishing is a cheaper option. It is highly recommended for unpainted wooden furniture and antiques due to its obvious benefits. Whatever you choose, these two options will renew the look for your old furniture aside from it will save you from buying a new one.
Friday, December 26, 2008
Spicy Red for Living Room
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Renovate Your Old Furniture
Reinventing a new design of upholstery, slipcovers, cane chairs and wicker furniture is a slightly typical task. But as much as possible, these kinds of home decors will professional help to get them into original shape.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
How to Paint Old Furniture
• Wipe your furniture with mineral spirits.
• Use sandpaper and remove the gloss and give your paint a surface to adhere Or you can choose to paint or varnish stripper to take the furniture to the bare wood. Follow the manufacturer's directions carefully and sand after the process is completed.
• Make necessary repairs by means of using wood filler or wood spackle. Make sure to carefully follow the manufacturer's directions and sanding after filler/spackle has dried fully. Remove any dust residue by wiping the surface with tack cloth.
• Apply a heavy duty primer and allow drying carefully.
• After the primer has dried, the next step is sanding the surface lightly with 220-grit sandpaper and wipe down with tack cloth.
• To dry completely and lightly sanding between the coats, apply 2 - 3 coats of your topcoat allowing each coat, wiping down with tack cloth.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Do-It-Yourself Sanding Furniture
If the finish gets bad, the first step you should always undertake in your furniture restoration project is the removal process. But if the finish is juts perfect, you can now move straight into preparing the surface for refinishing. You can remove skin oils and furniture polishes you've used while cleaning or even traces of food or drink that have been left on the surface of the furniture. But how do you do this? Simply wipe down the surface you are working with.
Monday, December 22, 2008
The Right Wood for Your DIY Bedroom Furniture
Good news for those who are planning to make their own beds because they can select their material like teakwood, rosewood and laminated box. You can also decide the height and width of your wardrobe. It must suit however on the sliding doors where it offers space solving storage and easy access to your clothes.
Of course, you will also decide the height of your bed. You can create headboards that are sleek and chic and will look good with cabinet tablets. You can also look for stylish lamps. It will also depend on the kind of ambiance that you like to portray on your own bedroom.
Friday, December 19, 2008
Restore Your Teak Patio
1. Remove the piece from any finished surfaces or remove any items that will affect cleaning process. Wet the wood thoroughly using the hose.
2. Open the applicator lid of the first cleaner. It is ideal to work on a small area at a time that overlaps each area. Go from top to bottom without allowing the cleaner to dry on the wood.
3. Use the soft bristle brush or pad to scrub the base of the teak patio. Rinse thoroughly, and then apply the acid on the same area. Scrub it in the same manner, and the wood will then turn much lighter.
4. Finally, rinse the teak patio with water. The furniture material must appear lighter and cleaner. Repeat the same procedure if you still see any marks of stains. The wood will lighten as it dries.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Disassemble Your Office Cubicle
1. Inspect your cubicle and check if it has rods, screws, or spring lever attached to it. Grab a friend or a chair if you think you might need help.
2. The middle desk is the best place to start because this is the portion that holds both sides of the cubicle walls together. Check for the screws connected to it or if it has release spring level near the back wide part of the walls.
3. Go underneath the desk and place your feet against the bottom of the desk. Hold it so it won’t fall on your face when your disable the desk part of the cubicle.
4. Use the flat head screw driver and wedge the latches off the cubicle wall. Most of the desk have hooks and must be pushed and pulled.
5. Check the side walls and see how they connect.
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Do-It-Yourself File Cabinet
1. Sort out your mess of papers to identify how much room you need to store essential things. You shred and discard other papers that are not needed.
2. Go to your discount store or a fancy store. Buy the plastic milk crates and the hanging file folders with tabs.
3. Take out the hanging files folders and put them next to your sorted out papers. Pick of a stack of papers and organize them in separate hanging folders by subject. In the file folders, fill the tabs with accurate subject.
4. Place the hanging folder in the milk crate. This will perfectly suit on your papers and you can slide folders back and forth to find your documents easily.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Creating Your Own Cheap Desk
2. Gather your covering materials. You can cover your desk with black and white materials. You can use used newspaper for background and glue cartoons.
3. It’s time to use your glue and shellac after gathering all of your materials. Glue all the pictures and pieces onto the board. Cover everything with a thin layer of shellac when finished.
4. Paint. Paint the saw horses if you want to make your cheap desk even more personalized. Ensure that they are completely dry before you put the pieces together.
5. Put them together. It’s time to put your desk furniture together after each part is finished. Check if all the pieces are completely dry. Stand the saw horses up and place the board on top, making sure that they are in accurate length apart to support the weigh of the board and anything that will be place on it.
Monday, December 15, 2008
Fixing a Wobbly Wood Chair
1. Place the damage chair upside down on top of the plastic tarp or drop cloth.
2. Cautiously measure the length of each leg to identify the wobble maker and its length.
3. Make a pencil mark at the same length as the wobbly one of the other three legs.
4. Use a sand paper for each of the longer three legs until you reach the pencil mark. Begin with 80-grit coarse sandpaper and ending it with fine (220-grit) sandpaper. It’s perfect to sand outdoor to keep the fine wood dust particles from permeating your home.
If the chair has metal, cork, or plastic glides, examines the legs to desire that one is not missing. Buy a replacement right away if a glide is missing. This is a small disk used to secure the floors from furniture.
Friday, December 12, 2008
What’s the Right Desk for You?
• Student desk- it features drawers under one side of the writing’s surface. On the other hand, the other one is open beneath in order to accommodate the sitter. This is also an ideal add-ons to your bedroom.
• Secretary desk- unlike student desk, it has fewer drawers below the writing desk yet it has a when to be closed when not in use. A closes secretary desk bears resemblance to a small armoire and ideal to put in living room.
• Writing desk- it normally features enough surface for writing or placing a laptop. It has few cubby holes and typically some type of closable top. This writing desk can be a cool piece of addition in a bedroom.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
How to Choose an Office Chair
• Size- the chair is adjustable according to your height. Most seats are varying from 16 to 21 inches. The seats require being deep enough. So when you sit back in the desk chair, you will have about two inches between the edge of the seat and the back of your knees.
• Structure- this chair must have a lumbar support, a place where the desk chair curves in at the lower back. Ensure that you can rest your arms without the suffering from shoulder strain and your forearms will not touch the armrest while you are typing.
• Material- an ergonomic chair has a breathable cloth fabric that will provide comfort.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Home-made Kitchen Cabinets
Getting Started
1. Measure the dimension of your kitchen by making a scale drawing that includes the cabinets you want to build. There are lots of sites in the net that will provide you cabinet building plans.
2. Visit you local lumber supplier that sells cabinet. Check for different types of finished wood and note the price.
3. Once you choose your, give your measurement to a lumber store employee.
The Construction Procedure
1. Design the final draft of kitchen dimension. Don’t forget to calculate the cabinet measurement. Ensure that your cabinet is perfectly arranged.
2. Create a list of supplies that you will need such as the exact dimension of the wood pieces. Buy your supply from a home improvement or lumber supply store.
3. You can now build your cabinets following the step by step plans of your choice.
4. Stain or paint your newly accomplished cabinets following the instructions of product label.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Create You Own Dining Table
1. Buy a piece of plywood with the thickness of ¾ inches.
2. Cut off 6 inches the plywood using the table saw and design curved corners by utilizing the router.
3. Get a piece of wood lumber cut into four pieces to size. You can also buy ready made table legs.
4. Look for a flat surface and put the plywood with the underside up. Screw on each leg and join it using the drill and screw driver. Connect the legs by means of 2 inch screws on each leaving 5 to 6 inches overhand on each corner.
5. Toss the table over ensuring that it is eve. You can make necessary adjustments when you think it is unstable.
6. Sand the top and sides of the table top until it is smooth and free from splinters. Use tack cloth in removing the dust.
7. As a finishing touch, paint the completed table and let it dry before using.
Monday, December 8, 2008
Home-made Daybeds
1. On a chosen wall, center a sturdy prebuilt bed frame.
2. Put down a twin mattress on the frame top.
3. To make it stylish and creatively designed, accessorize it with a colorful and bed skirt, comforter, and pillows that will match together.
4. You can make use of the unfinished base cabinets in making end tables.
5. Provide a finished look by adding a plywood plank to the top of the cabinet.
6. Add the base molding across the bottom.
You may choose to paint using the same base color as the walls and dry brushed in black. These components which act as the “arms” of the daybed will identify its boundaries and give extra storage space for your room.
Friday, December 5, 2008
Ensuring balance in home decor
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Caring tips for Flokati rug
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Stripper of paints
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Indoor fountain for the DIY homemaker
Monday, December 1, 2008
Selecting the best lights
Friday, November 28, 2008
Painting tips
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Start your painting job on the right note
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Looking for the best area rugs
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Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Major home checks
Monday, November 24, 2008
Using stain to color the outdoor wooden deck
Friday, November 21, 2008
Easy cleaning of adhesives
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Tips For Cleaning
To make it easier for you, you should leave organizing your closets and drawers during cleaning day. You should just focus on cleaning your furniture items. Organizing your things could take up a lot of time and you might not be able to focus on cleaning. Another tip is to have plenty of rags at the ready. Since you are cleaning the whole house, you will need them. Also, when washing the rags after cleaning, don’t mix them with your clothes. That's just not right.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Make A Skirt For Your Coffee Table
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Create Your Own Bed Skirt
All you have to do is to arrange the bath towels and hand towels with the latter placed over the former. Then, glue the ball fringe to the hand towels and secure the towels to the bed using bed skirt tacks. Be sure to choose towels which complement the color of your bed sheet.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Making A Photo Cube
The first thing you need to do is divvy up the photos into 4x4 inch pieces. Then, use the adhesive to stick them to the wood cubes and apply the sealer to protect your pictures. To do this properly, line up the cubes to form a 4x5 rectangle and use it as a guide to complete your picture. Do this to all the sides of the cubes.
After the cubes, it is time to create the frame. What you will need are pieces of wood. Two 18 inch plank with a width of 4 inches, and two more 22 inches in length with the same width. Pick a wood plank about an inch or two thick for the frame. Then, assemble it with the cubes inside as a guide. Use wood glue for the frame. Then, you can make your own stand or you can just set it up upon a pedestal or any shelf big enough to accommodate it.
Using A Floorboard For A Shelf
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
How To Remove Beer Stains
After that, mix a teaspoon of detergent and a cup of warm water. Apply the mixture to the stain and let it sit for about five minutes before blotting it again. If the stain is not removed, try a solution of one part white vinegar and two parts water to remove the stain.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Finishes For The Outside
Monday, November 10, 2008
How To Reduce Energy Consumption
Thursday, November 6, 2008
How To Clean Bricks
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Simple Window Decorating
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
How To Strip Old Wallpaper
Painting Your Fence
Monday, November 3, 2008
Simple Home Décor: Pressed Flowers
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Beeswax Kit Lets You Make Your Own Candle
Make Your Own Soap
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Necessary Tool For Craft DIY
Monday, October 27, 2008
Tips On Plumbing
Also, when you are working under the sink, you can use a two-liter soda bottle as an air pillow to keep your neck supported. If you want to keep your hand tools shiny, you can use toothpaste to shine it.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
How To Repair Grout
What you will need is a grout saw, grout mixture, colorant, and a sponge. First, use the grout saw to remove the old grout. Then clean the area using water. Remember to use the right type of grout depending on the type of tile you are using. Then, using the sponge, apply the grout mixture. Follow the instruction on the container of the grout filler to know when it has cured properly and use the sponge and water to wipe off those excess grout filler. If the grout is just stained, then you can just use the colorant.
Friday, October 24, 2008
Inspect Your Own Home
One way to check if you are wasting conditioned air due to leaks is to close all doors and windows in your home and shutting down combustion appliances. Then, turn on all exhaust fans. Use lighted incense sticks to track down the spaces where your precious conditioned air leak.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Treat For Halloween
For one, you can make a pizza with monster faces. What you need are the same ingredients for making a pizza. The only variation with this treat is that let the children design scary faces on the dough using the toppings. After they have designed the faces, cook them as per instruction and there you go, an easy treat for your kids this Halloween.
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
How To Replace Shingles
You have to replace the shingle on a warm day but not too hot as it could crack the shingle. Also, it is not advisable to do it on a cold day for obvious reasons. First thing you have to do is to remove the damaged shingle carefully as not to break any undamaged shingle, use the crowbar for this. After the damaged shingles are cleared, align the new shingles carefully and affix them to the roof using your hammer and the roofing nails. Then use the tar roof over the head of the nails to keep water out.
Monday, October 20, 2008
Pick Your Own Windows
It is known that keeping your cooling and heating system working efficiently does a lot to reduce your energy costs. But, you should not also forget that your windows can also help you keep that precious conditioned air inside your home. Therefore, you should choose the right window for your home.
Steel windows are the best when it comes to durability. But these are pricey so if you cannot afford them, it is best to find other alternatives such as vinyl. These are affordable and could help you keep your home insulated. The only drawback though is that they deteriorate fast when exposed to extreme heat or cold.
Friday, October 17, 2008
Easy Letter Holder
If you are bored and would like to make something for the home just to pass the time, maybe you could try making a letter holder. All you would need are panel boards, wood, panel pins, wood screws, key hooks, some sandpaper, and a small amount of wood glue.
Basically, you just have to cut the panel boards in your desired shape of the letter holder and use the wood to connect the panel boards on its three sides. Of course, you have to leave the top side open. For the complete instruction on how to go about making a letter holder, click here.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Adhesives We Use At Home
In almost any home do-it-yourself projects, we need to join pieces of materials together. There are some cases where the old fashioned use of nail is enough or screws for that matter. But when these are not applicable, we turn to adhesives which we have to know better.
There's the epoxy first. It could come in two tubes for resin and hardener which you have to mix first to use. Epoxies after drying is rock hard and can be used to join several types of materials like metal, wood or glass. If you want something made especially for wood, then there's the wood glue. Of course, there's also the all around use duct tape if you dare to use it.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Basic DIY Tips
So you have found a DIY project for your home, the next step of course is putting them into action. And when doing these projects, it helps to know some basic tips. For example, if you are working using a tool belt, make sure you have a magnet in there to help you with keeping track of small metallic objects you might lose otherwise.
Monday, October 13, 2008
Repair Or Replace Tiles
If you have a cracked tile in the bathroom or the kitchen, you need not replace it if there is only a slight crack. All you have to do is a get a paint matching the color of your tiles and mi it with tile filler. Using a cotton swab, apply it to the crack and before it hardens completely, wipe it with a damp cloth.
If the damage is beyond repair and you have to replace the tile, get a towel and drape it over the tile then shatter it with a hammer. Remove all the debris and you are ready to put on that new tile. This replace or repair mantra should also be used on other furniture pieces in your home.
Sunday, October 12, 2008
General Tips For Messy Jobs
There would be times when decorating your home means more than just rearranging furniture pieces. Sometimes you will have to get down and dirty and for these jobs, I have a few tips for you. For one, if you are going to drill a hole in your ceiling like when installing a ceiling lamp, you sure don't want dust falling directly into your eyes. To solve this problem, first drill a hole in the center of a plastic container lid. Then, push it into the bit while you drill the hole in the ceiling. It will collect the dust.
Also, when pouring materials like powder and you are out of a funnel, just cut out a corner of an envelope and you have a funnel. And when washing clothes, it is recommended that you use cold water and a cold-water detergent. It will do the same cleaning job without the energy consumption required when you use heated water.
Friday, October 10, 2008
Turn Your Basement Into An Entertainment Room
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Choosing A Towel Rack
If you are looking to add something to your bathroom without shelling out too much, then you should go for a towel rack. Apart from being very practical to have inside the bathroom, it can also change the way your bathroom looks. Since there are different types of towel racks, you have to choose what will fit the style of your bathroom.
If you are short of space, then a towel rack for rolled up towels is the right choice. There are also towel stands which can pivot meaning the towels can be positioned is such a way that they do not hinder your movement in the bathroom. There are also two-tiered bathroom towel racks which are more sophisticated but would set you back more than those simple towel racks. If you are wiling to spend more, you can try those heated towel racks.
Clean Shower Heads With Vinegar
If you have a showerhead which you want to clean but is not to keen about dumping chemicals down the sink after using them, there is an alternative I'd be more than happy to share with you. You can clean those gunks off of showerheads using vinegar.
Here's what you should do: First, find a pot which will accommodate the showerhead and can be filled with vinegar so that the showerhead is submerged completely. Now, pour in vinegar in the pot and submerge the showerhead into the pot without it touching the bottom of the pot. Use your ingenuity on that one. Then, warm the pot over a fire but don't let it boil. Just let the vinegar warm up and simmer for a few minutes. After that, the gunk would be easy to scrub off the showerhead.
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Insulating Basics
It stands for resistance to heat flow. That means, the higher the R-value of the insulation material, the better it would insulate your home. If you live in an area known for harsh winters, then you have to use insulating materials with high R-value. This is just another way of protecting your investment that is your home along with its contemporary furniture pieces.
Make Your Own Autumn Decoration
The color of autumn is such a good thing to look at. It is thus not surprising that many homeowners tend to use the rich colors connected with autumn on their homes. It can match up perfectly with a casual themed or a formal themed home.
To make your own autumn décor, all you need is a Styrofoam which you need to cut into a shape of a maple leaf or an oak leaf. After cutting it to desired size, attach artificial pine cones, leaves and other things you'll see around during autumn. Then, stick it to your front door and you are ready to welcome autumn.
Friday, October 3, 2008
Create A CD Lamp
If you are into computers, then chances are, you have a lot of CDs at home for which you have no use. Instead of throwing them away and adding to our waste problem, you should put them to good use by making a CD lamp. Intrigued?
The end result would be a good addition to any bedroom or study table. For the steps in making a CD lamp, click here. This is surely one DIY project that you would love if you are into cool furniture that stands out.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Stencil A Candle
Personalizing is definitely part of home decorating. It is always a good choice to match your personality with the things that surround you. The good thing about this is that you can personalize even small things such as a candle.
To stencil a candle for decorating purposes, you will need a vanilla candle, a stencil, stencil adhesive, white craft paint and candle painting medium, rubbing alcohol, sponge brush, and some cotton balls.
Start off by putting on the stencil adhesive on the stencil and allowing it to dry. Then, using the cotton balls, swab the candle surface to be painted using the rubbing alcohol and let it dry. After that, mix the craft paint with the candle painting medium. Stick the stencil into the candle and with the sponge brush, apply the paint mixture. After removing the stencil carefully, you're done!
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Room Cleaning Basics
While most of us know when to clean a room, we sometimes end up using up a lot of time in cleaning a single room. The problem is not that we don't know how to clean a room as that is very elementary. What gets in the way though is the lack of planned actions to be taken. It is recommended that we at least have an idea what to do first in cleaning a room and the steps after that first one.
So if you want to make cleaning around the house easier to handle, I suggest this article. This should take care of that wasted time in cleaning at home.
Friday, September 26, 2008
Paint It On Your Own
In decorating a home, there will always come a time that the homeowner would need to change the paint scheme. Or, there will come a time when the old paint needs to be replaced. Instead of hiring people to paint your house, you can just do it on your own.
There are things you have to consider when painting. First of all, you have to prepare the surface to be painted. It should be cleaned thoroughly so that the new paint will adhere to the surface meaning it will last longer. Another thing to keep in mind during painting is that you should always work with proper ventilation as paint fumes are dangerous. Also, it is recommended that you use the right tools for the job so don't use oversized rollers when you are just painting a narrow surface.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Making A Circular Tablecloth
Circular dining tables have their own appeal. Thus, people would tend to pick circular tables over rectangular ones. Now, if you are one of those people, then you would surely want to have a circular tablecloth to match your personality. If you want to make your own, then I have the right site for you.
All you need is a sewing machine and all other tools like scissors and tape measure aside from the fabric of your choice. Head on over to Marcus Fabrics to see how you can make your own circular tablecloth.
Monday, September 22, 2008
How To Make Your Own Pillow
This is an easy task to do with as you will only need a basic knowledge of sewing and you'll only need fabric of your choice, and the filling of your choice. The first thing to do is to cut the fabric to your desired size giving it a few centimeters of allowance for the stitches.
After you have the two fabric pieces cut into the desired length, take out the sewing tools and sew the two pieces together all around leaving about 8 inches open. After that, it's time to stuff your pillow with your filling. It could be down feathers, polyester filling, or pillow form. With that done, you can sew the fabric all around and that's pretty much it.
Friday, September 5, 2008
The Focal Point In A Room
First, look around your room and pick the most eye-catching feature. This could be an architectural feature like a fireplace. Apart from that, a conversational piece can also serve as a room's focal point.
You can create one by creating a design in the room which would be the first thing that one will notice upon entering the room. If the focal point is an architectural feature, make sure that you design it with accents fitting to its size, color, and other attributes.
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
A Simple Slipcover Project
Monday, September 1, 2008
Just The Beginning
But for some people, like me, giving a home a personal touch in terms of decoration is a must. Thus, DIY projects are important to me. Through the years, I have undertaken some DIY projects and with this blog, I'm looking forward to sharing them with people with the same interest as me.
So be sure to check back this here blog in the future. Bye for now. :D
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
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