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Build a $10 Cedar Raised Garden Beds UPDATE: Here's those cedar beds I built for $10 bucks each . . . just before the moose ate the entire garden :( I can't rave enough about these beds, my garden was amazing and super low maintenance. BUILD THESE. It's a must build. A while back while shopping at the Blue Store - AKA Lowes - shopping for mortar and grout and stuff for our river rock stone veneer for the face of our house, I happened to smell some cedar. And I love the smell of cedar. So I followed my nose to a pile of dogeared 1x6s on special for $1.59 each. $100 + Home Depot = four poster bed Ok, this project isn't exactly shoestring - BUT it cost considerably less than if I would have bought a king size four poster bed. It's actually my Christmas present :) It's not completely finished either, but I'm so excited about it I couldn't help myself from sharing. I've been wanting to make a four poster bed for a few years, ever since I read this library book of one of those inventive TV-designers who do things on a dime (don't remember the name of the designer, the TV-show nor the book at the moment, but it's out there somewhere, I promise).

DreamStudio Celeum DreamStudio contains all the apps you need to create stunning graphics, captivating videos, inspiring music, and professional websites. Available as a free download, DreamStudio can be run directly from DVD, installed to your hard-drive, or even installed onto a USB Flash drive, for the ultimate in portability! Here is a list of just some of the included software: Compost Bin In my endeavor to be more green and self-providing, I started a backyard garden this past Spring. Thanks to the Texas heat, it was not as fruitful as I would have liked. I won't just blame the weather, but my novice status. I kept thinking I should have done more to amend the soil. So, I have been tossing around idea of composting to make my own nutrient rich soil and have a better experience with my garden next year. So, I found these plans online and I modified them down to a single 2'x2' sized bin.

20 Plants for garden pathways which can handle foot traffic » Gardening Clan There are infinite numbers of plants available to cultivate in your garden. But, there are very few varieties of plants that can be grown on pathways, because most of the plants are too sensitive to tolerate people’s feet. Here is a list of some very common plants which you can use to decorate the walkways of your garden. 1. 10 Steps to a Do It Yourself (DIY) Rain Barrel You know from reading our article How to Harvest Rainwater for Your Garden that rain barrels are inexpensive, good for the environment, and can save you money on your water bill. Because washing your car and watering your lawn and plants during the summer can increase water demands by as much as 100 percent, now is the perfect time to make your own rain barrel. But what if you're not sure where to begin? Don't worry: we've provided detailed instructions and a material list so you can become more efficient with your outdoor water use as simply and as soon as possible. 6-inch Hole Saw, Saber Saw, or Drywall Saw 1 1/4-inch Paddle Bit, Hole Saw Bit, etc... 29/32-Drill Bit3/4-inch Pipe Tap Louvered ScreenDrillBulkhead Union Rain Barrel Connector Kit 1/2-inch1/2-inch Brass Faucet Teflon Tape or All-Purpose Caulk 3/4-inch Hose Adapter [Optional, but a good idea.]

33 Cool Kitchen Pantry Design Ideas What can be stored in a kitchen pantry? Whatever you want: jams, pickles, pastas, sauces, cookbooks, wines, and all other kinds of food that can be stored without a fridge and household supplies. You can even put a washing machine, an iron and an ironing board there if you haven’t a dedicated laundry room. There are many different approaches to the pantry design. Project Gallery Welcome to the forever growing IHeart Organizing project gallery! Take a minute to browse around and find links to all of the projects featured right here on the blog! (Linkup closed) Horizontal Shower by Dornbracht Have you ever had trouble mustering up enough energy to take a shower after a long, hot day at work? Well, the fine engineers at Dornbracht have a solution: the Horizontal Shower. The Horizontal Shower was unveiled at a trade show in Basel, Switzerland recently, and was met with a ton of praise. I mean, it’s showering while laying down, which CEO Andreas Dornbracht describes it as “total relaxation, the kind only experienced by someone reclining. Tension in the head and muscles melts away, everyday stress is washed away with the water; body and mind are revitalized.”

101 Green Handmade Gift Tutorials These crafty green gift tutorials are going to make you recycle, reuse, upcycle or repurpose like never before…you’ll see. Whatever you want to call it, going green is the way to go! There’s a little something for everyone and I know you are going to find the perfect gift for your neighbor, brother, mother, sister…you get my drift…there are 101 tutorials here, people!!!! They’re not just ideas and pretty photos, but these links will lead you on the path to creating fabulous green gifts that are simple and require minimal supplies. You might need to grab a few extra recycling bins, but it’s worth it! Planeta PSD GraphicRiver – 10 Epic Metal Photoshop Styles Datos Archivo: ASL y PSD Peso: 181mb Servidores: Para Miembros: Mediafire, mega, zippyshare – Visitantes: Letitbit Entrar al Post

DIY cardboard furniture with free IKEA-style instructions - vídeos - *faircompanies After a move to a new city and a trip to IKEA, industrial designer Adrian Candela was overwhelmed by the packing waste stacked in his living room. In need of a nightstand and not wanting to spend any more money (nor contribute to the waste), Candela turned the old boxes into new furniture. His Nit (Catalan for “night”) nightstand is now 8 months old (it was a Christmas gift for his girlfriend) and it is still standing (it’s even had water spilt on it). Inspired by how easy the process was to upcycle his corrugated fiberboard, Candela created a simple step-by-step assembly guide that he has made available for free online so that others too could turn their furniture waste into side tables. All that is necessary are three 2.5 mm sheets of cardboard, a utility knife, a pencil, a triangle (optional) and a cutting board.