These DIY painted curtains add a handmade feel to any space. Dress up older drapes with a swipe of the ol’ brush.
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DIY Chevron Trellis. Scrap wood makes us happy.
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Rock and roll. These DIY garden rock signs are a great way to add color and creativity to your beds. No need to purchase fancy markers or signage here!
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Liven up items by adding a fresh coat of paint. Instead of buying new, try revamping your old or forgotten belongings. Not only are you saving on funds, you’re utilizing the stuff you already have. As a result, you’re that much more the richer and the basement is that much more the cleaner.
Photo from Pinterest.
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Dead headboard? Have no fear, paint and patience are here. Awesome before and after discovered on Bell Maison.
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For all you DIY’ers, here’s a garden project for the day! If you’ve got a number of faded pots or unused containers lying around, grab an armful of wire coat hangers and a bit of paint for this super simple gardening solution. Dressing up old or plastic pots is a great way to give them a new Summer glow. Add some wire coat hangers and you’ve got yourself a magnificent hanging garden. Great for small spaces!
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Ready for your next kitchen upgrade? Head out to your yard for inspiration. Fantastic kitchen utensil hanger derived from Ikea hooks and a painted branch. Show off your natural side with a few of these babies hanging to-and-fro.
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Shoebox shelves add a homemade and crafty look to any wall space. An affordable way to add personality and color to your home. Try in children’s rooms (you may even let them create their own), craft rooms, or other fun, artsy spaces!
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Forrage likes this! A great way to reuse, recycle, and reinvent into something awesome. Check your trash next time you’re in need of a project.
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Add a little pop to your storage containers! Great for parties or children’s rooms. Create and easy open handle by adding a fun paint-coated item to each lid. Tutorial from Apartment Therapy here.
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Check out these amazing planters derived from recycled filing cabinets! Great use of unused furniture and left over paint. See more photos and the entire process on the blog of, You Are the River.
Fantastic.
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Grab a few crates and a bucket of paint, and you’ve got yourself an amazing and unique set of storage shelves. Perfect for entryways, children’s rooms, or even art studios. Check garage sales and grocery loading platforms for great crates!
See more photos on Shelterness.
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Turn your jars into organizational canisters! Instead of running out to purchase a line of glass or stainless storage containers, check your recycling. Throw on a little chalkboard paint and you’ve got yourself a unique and inexpensive set of customizable canisters. Perfect for rice, grains, and flours in the kitchen, or even children toys, like crayons or blocks. You may even find these useful for garage odds and ends, like loose nails, nuts and washers. Throw in some cotton balls or beauty supplies and you’ve got yourself a nifty way to organize cosmetics. The possibilities are endless.
View the DIY tutorial on The Pickled Herring.
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There’s nothing a little gold paint can’t do. Check out this tutorial by The Sweetest Occasion on how to turn ordinary plastic toys into party sensations. Next time you’re headed to the trash, think of what a new coat of paint can do.
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