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Make a burlap table runnerThis charming table runner features flowers that give it a contemporary touch. The runner is made from durable burlap fabric that’s covered in fun stencilled patterns. |
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Paint dipped decorI accidentally stumbled upon some images of paint dipped baskets and thought that this was a great way to add interest to baskets, flower pots and other home decor items. Although, if you are planning to do this, make sure you collect together more than one item to paint dip, as it can otherwise work out very expensive. |
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Makeover an old coffee tableI love making over an old piece. It gives it new life, new potential and in doing so, can totally change the look of a space. |
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Stencilling tipsStencils are perfect for DIY decor: easy, economical and fun! You can stencil with a roller or a stencil brush. |
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Paint a rug with spray paint!I recently came across a post where a rug was painted with a stencil design. Having used my Rust-Oleum spray paints on fabric and furniture, there's no reason why you can't use it on rugs and mats as well. |
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How to paint and stencil a tableHow to paint a table with a stencilled design. Follow these easy step-by step instructions. |
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Back to school task boardI stumbled across this lovely project for a task board that the kids (and parents) can use to keep track of what needs to be done on a daily basis. What a great idea! |
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Custom art worksI really wanted to find a nice way to add colour to a blank wall and thought it would be perfect to do a stencilled canvas art. All of the art I saw in stores was either too expensive or didn’t go with my space at all, most of the time it was both! |
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Wetherley WannabeI know many detest brochures that find their way into our mail boxes. Even though I complain about them as hard as the next person – I will always have a complete scan of all things nice. And all things are possible with a little determination and imagination. |
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Painted blanket boxTake a plain, wooden blanket box and transform it with paint into a wonderful treasure for a bedroom. |
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Colour glass jarsUse paint to add colour to glass jars for a decorative accent in the home. |
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How to paint curtainsIt's easy to makeover a set of plain curtains (or cotton flat sheets) with fabric paint and stencil. There are no fancy techniques involved; simply find a design that you like, cut out the stencil and stencil the design onto the fabric. |
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"My Art" memo board - reader projectI love giving this project as a gift to my friends' childen, as they love to display their works of art. An affordable but personal gift idea. |
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Table makeover with distressed techniqueSometimes older pieces cry out for a bit of TLC to restore them to stunning collectibles. Here's how to create a rustic finish on a wooden side table using paint and a distressing technique. |
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Vinyl on canvas wall artIf you aren't very good at painting, applying vinyl cut outs to a canvas is an easy way to create your own unique art. |
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Make your own canvas wall artYou don't even need to be artistic to create your own wall art! |
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How to make your own stencilsMaking your own stencils is easy and you can make stencils in any design you want. Here's how to design and create your own stencils. |
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How to spray paintWith a can or two of Rust-Oleum 2X or Painter's Touch spray paint you can liven up your kitchen colour scheme. |
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Barcode wall artUse masking tape and craft paint to create your own unique barcode art |
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Cute picture framesThese frames cost around R20 each at home decor stores, and it takes less than 30 minutes to complete three of them! |
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Restore furniture with paintThis oak buffet was gathering dust in a garage before being restored to its original glory. |
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How to decorate a plain blindStencils have come a long way; today’s options are sophisticated, easy to use, and offer you endless design possibilities. Combine your favourite pattern and paint colour for a shade that makes a personal statement in a bedroom, bath, home office, or anywhere you want to add privacy. |
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Discover stampingRubber stamping is the latest trend for adding unique touches to a wall, border, fabric, furniture - in fact you can stamp onto almost anything! It's fun, it's easy and it's definitely a fun way to add your own personal touch. |
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Mock stained glassSome self-adhesive vinyl, glass stain or Rust-Oleum paint pens and liquid lead are all that you need to create your own stained glass window. |
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Gilded bottlesDon't throw away empty bottles, transform them with Rust-Oleum Leafing Pens or metallic craft paint. |
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Paint a melamine bookshelfAndrea Vogel, one of our readers, shows you how easy it is to transform a dated melamine bookshelf into a stylish and modern shelf display unit with paint. |
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Serving tray from an old cabinet doorIn this project, we transform an old cabinet door into an elegant serving tray. We designed a classic white tray with black detailing, but you can choose any colours. |
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Learn how to silk screenSilk screen printing is a fairly simple printing technique that - with a few essential materials - is easy to master. |
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Dresser makeoverA made-over dresser and mirror (along with new window treatments) turn this wall into a glamorous focal point. |
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Mosaic design tableclothCreate a mosaic-effect border with a Moroccan flavour for a kitchen tablecloth using one simple stencil and a subtle blue and aqua colour combination. |
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How to paint furniturePaint is not just for using on walls. There are so many ways that you can use paint to update your home - and furniture - and save money on replacing items by simply giving them a new look. |
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How to antique furnitureTransform an ordinary piece of furniture into an antique piece with a little bit of paint and glaze. |
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Revamp garden tableThe secret to painting this faux-mosaic table top? Dot stickers. Plus some white paint followed by a few coats of fabulous French blue paint. Add matching French bistro chairs and an old chandelier, and you’re ready for an al fresco candlelight dinner. |
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