Organization 101: Building Basic Wood Shelves
As it turns out having ten closets in your house isn’t even remotely helpful in keeping your life in order if nine of them don’t
As it turns out having ten closets in your house isn’t even remotely helpful in keeping your life in order if nine of them don’t
I’m officially counting today as the start of my DIYcation, also known as “getting my shit together again after a really long period of time
Many of my fellow powertool junkies will agree, days off from the Actual Real Job aren’t meant for “vacation” so much as they are an
Creating this rustic wood wall art was a simple project when it came to building the panels and thinking up designs, but when it came
I’m working my way through several projects for my home office with the hope that, after a year of living in a garage, they might
So, yes, I did have a little project ADD relapse a couple of weeks ago and have been playing catch-up with half a dozen of
See this? This is me making a concerted effort to actually finish one of the projects I started in the last couple of weeks. Stranger
I have to say that when the whole chalkboard craze started, I staunchly refused to dive headfirst into a can of chalky black paint. I
Since I was playing with saws and nailers all weekend building mirror frames, I thought it was a good time to get a jump start
I’d been having a little difficulty picking out mirrors for the master bath. And by “a little difficulty” I mean that I developed a twitch
I’m finding that drawing up plans to build the perfect desk is slightly more difficult than, say, a bathroom vanity. The latter, as far as
Interior work brings with it the joy of figuring out how to attach two pieces of wood in a slightly more elegant manner than banging
“Let’s hang and finish some drywall!” Yeah. Here’s my guess at the three most common reactions to that statement: Your face squinched up. The blood
Have I mentioned before that sometimes when you DIY things don’t go as planned? No? Well you can consider the last week of my life
It should come as no surprise that after the original tiling fiasco and the cutting of a hole in the last tile, that the master
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