That's My Letter: "P" is for Personalize
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Want to know how to personalize stuff perfectly on wood? This lovely blogger has figured it out. Hint: Think pointy.
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Want to know how to personalize stuff perfectly on wood? This lovely blogger has figured it out. Hint: Think pointy.
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This girl has a fantastic collection of tips for DIY and household stuff. I love the paint can elastic that saves you from gobbing up the rim, and using marshmallows as a hydrating agent for brown sugar.
Renew a pizza stone by letting it run through your oven's self-clean cycle. The worst that can happen is that it'll crack and you'll have to replace it, but most of the time it works fine because the ceramic was fired at a much higher temperature. It might help to warm it slowly to 400 or so before engaging the self-clean cycle.
This is a food processor lid that snapped in half when I dropped it on the slate floor. Sugru to the daring, orange rescue. (the food processor body is orange so it all looks absolutely intentional)
The plumbing pipes above the new water heater collect condensation, which then drips on the top of the water heater and wants to run into the electrical well on top of the water heater. IX-NAY! I made a nice white gasket around the electrical controls so no pesky water can find its way into the workings.
via www.eieihome.com
I'm a sucker for reclaimed anything and these wood/tree/driftwood/branch/chair designs at the International Design Show 2012, as reported by eieihome.com, are inspiring.
Ingenious method for stabilizing those twisted wonky dollar-store plastic bins - force 'em into shape with runners created from strips of MDF.
We're All In This Together
Based on four years of interviews with Steve Smith, Mag's unconventional biography reveals the personal stories, sorrows and joys that continue to inspire the man behind the Red Green legacy.
How Hard Can It Be?
Mag's quirky and entertaining book of home improvement projects for beginners.