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Ken Wingard's DIY Book Safe
Ken Wingard's DIY Book Safe
Instructions: Choose a book that will fit your remote Cover the front and back cover of the book as well as any pages you'd like to keep loose with a plastic bag. Mod Podge all of the pages together being sure to cover all of the sides and edges. Allow the Mod Podged pages to dry completely. Mark a rectangle in the center of the pages being sure to leave a 1 ½“ border around the outside of the rectangle. Using a straight edge and a utility knife, cut out the rectangles working your way down the pages. Line the rectangle with felt for a more finished look.
Ken Wingard's Upside Down Houseplants
Ken Wingard's Upside Down Houseplants
Vase or planter with a neck or rimPiece of stiff plasticSoilPlantRopeInstructions:
No Sugar "Sundae" Valentines Bath Salts
No Sugar "Sundae" Valentines Bath Salts
Epsom salts Essential oil of choiceFood coloring of choice Glass or plastic Sundae glasses ScrubbyStrawSpoonRibbonRed heart bead (cherry on top)Directions
Ken Wingard's DIY Craft Armoire
Ken Wingard's DIY Craft Armoire
Armoire½" plywood2 wood legs1"x 3" board2 piano hingesSteps: Cut plywood to fit armoire opening. Cut legs to be same height as future table (this should also be height of interior shelf of armoire - this may need to be adjusted if there is not an internal shelf the correct height). Cut the 1x3 so it is the same width of the table. Attach legs to each side of the 1x3. Attach leg apparatus to front edge of table top with a piano hinge. Attach other end of table to armoire shelf with second piano hinge.
Instagram Coasters with Matt Rogers
Instagram Coasters with Matt Rogers
Glossy photos 3.5" X 3.5"Cork squares 4" X 4"Tiles 4" X 4"Mod Podge, outdoorBrushFelt for underlayNote: if you use regular mod podge, seal it with a coat of acrylic spray paint. You can also use Elmer’s Glue instead of mod podge but also follow up with a coat of acrylic spray paint.
Edible Pumpkin Centerpiece
Edible Pumpkin Centerpiece
1 large pumpkin2 med pumpkins (for dips)HammerNail the size of a lolly pop stickDrill50 lolly pop sticksGlass vaseSpooky things for a Halloween center piece arrangementKnifeLarge digging spoonGlue gunEdible goodies for the pumpkin (cheese, cherry tomatoes, olives)Step Out Instructions:
Jessie Jane's DIY Lazy Susan
Jessie Jane's DIY Lazy Susan
24" Wood round or wine barrel topPaint, stencils, paint brushLazy susan metal hardwareScrewsDrillPiece of feltScissorsBlock of wood Get a 24’’ round piece of wood. You can also use a wine barrel top. Attach and center your lazy susan metal hardware – These come in varied shapes, I recommend using the square pieces. Attach your block of wood, using your drill (separating each by a piece of felt). Finally, using paint, stencil and a paint brush, customize your lazy susan! You can also add embellishments, lace, glitter, and of course, some mod podge!
Ken Wingard’s DIY Rolling Pin Rack
Ken Wingard’s DIY Rolling Pin Rack
Ken has a new DIY using rolling pins!
Ridding Your Home of Unwanted Bugs
Ridding Your Home of Unwanted Bugs
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