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Upcycling
- 31 Crafts to Decorate Your Living Space & Refresh Your Home, Third Edition
- Narrated by: Angel Clark
- Length: 57 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Do you want to give your house a new feel but don't have the money?
Do you want some really creative ideas for decorations and refurbishing furniture?
Or if the idea of receiving a full list of ready-to-go upcycling crafts appeals to you....
Then this book is for you!
This book provides you with a step-by-step guide full of exciting and creative upcycling crafts!
Some of the upcycling crafts you will learn about in this book include:
- Painting upholstered furniture
- Line cupboards/drawers with wallpaper
- No-sew window shades
- Garden rake wine glass holder
- Painted drinking glasses
- Balloon lace chandelier
- Window frame jewelry organizer
- Soda bottle walkway lights
- A funky frame for lots of pictures
- A frame for frames of photos
- Quick and easy photo ladder
- Flower lights to brighten the darkest corner
- Custom art canvas
- Mini corkboards
- Magical magnet board
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- 06-25-17
My house will never be the same
It's like listening to an Ikea associate ... in the comfort of my own home. No confusing parts and numbered sets, just an informative and upbeat guide to efficiently redesigning my living space. I feel like I can make anything!
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