1. Women’s Panty Liners Take one pair of panty liners and cut it in half. Adjust the size depending on the length of the sleeves. With the liner in hand, reach up toward the opposite armpit through the bottom of your shirt. Press the sticky side to the fabric and adjust accordingly.
Mason jars are cheap, easy to work with, and can also make some great rustic looking décor. Today, Mark's going to show you how to build these awesome looking mason jar organizers! You can use them in the bathroom, kitchen, or tool shed. You can turn them into planters. There are so many different things you can do with these. And they're very inexpensive to make.
Steps: Clean the wood You wouldn't paint a car without washing it first, so we wash our pallets before applying the waterproofing stain. Apply Thompson's wood cleaner with a garden sprayer. Let sit for 10 minutes. Brush with stiff bristled brush. Rinse Let dry for 48 hours. Stain the wood Before assembly we want to apply a waterproofing stain to protect the wood against water and UV damage. We're using Thompson’s water seal semi-transparent wood stain and sealer in desert brown. Not only protects wood, but makes it look great. Cut 4x4 spacers Cut four 4x4 spacers each about 8" long. Will use these to space the two-stacked pallets. Assemble the table Attached 4x4 spacers with decking screws (galvanized as not to rust). Attach 4 casters Will allow you to easily move the coffee table around. Add a nice "industrial" look./li> Flip the table over!
"There are only four kinds of people in this world. Those who have been caregivers, those who are caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregivers."
Picnic tableSawScrew gun2½ inch screwsSheet metal screwsHammerCrowbarRubber malletA couple 2X4'sCaulking4 inch gutterEnd capsMark shows us how to install a gutter into a picnic table to act as a cooler for drinks. It's perfect for backyard BBQ's or outdoor parties. This project isn't hard, but it's fairly involved. With two people, it will take 30-45 minutes.
Directions: Sand down your table, this will help adhere the paint better. Primer has 3 colors: grey, brown & white. We use white because it will give us the look we want. Add primer all over your table for your base coat color. We’re using dark grey paint color and you need to water it down, 2 parts paint one part water. Use an old brush or cut the tips of the bristles on a new brush because it will give you the distressed look. For the first coat go back and fourth, uneven strokes are ok because it doesn’t have to be perfect. Let dry for one hour. Make sure table is dry and add second coat of paint. To achieve look use a lighter grey and dry brush, for highlight look. Also do 2 parts paint and one part water. Here is where you get artistic and can blend paint to your liking. Let dry. Get brown stain, we use waterbase wood stain. Make sure to mix 3 parts water, one part stain. Brush table with a regular brush one coat all over. You can use a rag to take of some stain, this will give you aged feel. Let dry for 24 hours. Final step, varnish table and make sure to follow directions on the clear coat varnish you buy.
