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Thursday
Craft Room Makeover
My craft room has been in need of a makeover since before we bought this 1956 fixer upper. During the 1970’s the original homeowners put paneling in this room plus several others. I’ve turned this dark and dated décor into a light airy space with an inexpensive paint make over without removing the paneling. This DIY home improvement is an easy and rewarding project a beginner or novice can accomplish in a long weekend under $100.

Labels:
craft room,
DIY,
fixer upper,
home improvement,
home renovation,
painting,
renovation
Monday
Five steps I didn’t consider before removing my popcorn ceilings
Let me just start by saying, I should have thought more about it before starting. This post is all about the things they don't tell you about removing popcorn ceilings in those made to look easy videos. This 1956 fixer upper had and still has in several rooms, popcorn ceilings. It is one of the first things folks comment on when they come to see what we’ve accomplished. Are you taking down the popcorn? And of course my answer is always, “Sure”. [enthusiastic DIY me - oh yea!] Time has passed, we’ve taken care of the really big stuff and I began thinking about the ceilings. First mistake, thinking about the ceilings…

Tuesday
DIY Painting floors with stenciled rug design
We moved into a fixer upper a year and a half ago. From the very moment I walked through the house we purchased I
hated the glued down indoor outdoor carpet in the kitchen. The very first thing I saw and the first thing every one who has been here comments on is some pretty dated plaid glued down carpet in the kitchen and laundry areas. Changing it had to be placed down farther than I liked on the "to do list" but I came up with an interum alternative that both hubs and I are happy with. An easy floor paint job.
Labels:
floors,
home renovation,
home Repair,
paint,
painted floors,
painting,
renovation
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