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Regardless of the rain we had a good turn out today at our yard sale.
George has decided we are going to open again tomorrow as we still have great pieces left.
Like this french provincial stereo cabinet. In the right hands you can recreate this:
How about a driftwood bench to make a fun space in your garden with a little stool beside.
This driftwood table could be your next potting bench
BELOW is the perfect result for the above $20 tall boy.
How about styling this vintage vanity above into this chic look below.
Heres a great and simple upholstery project perfect for a make up vanity, with great storage.
How about practising your hand painting on this white vanity below.
So come on out to get a great project piece for cheap dollars.
YARD SALE IS NOW CLOSED THANK YOU ALL!!
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| BEFORE AFTER |
With 5 cuts and 10 folds you can have this ...
Part 1 shows you how to cut and fold,
Part 2 will teach you a unique way to adhere it.
Start with your drawer upside down.
Cut your paper long enough to cover the bottom and sides - Cut 1
Next fold the sides tight to the drawer sides - Fold 1 & 2
Turn your drawer over and lay your folded paper inside.
Decide how far up the front and back you want your paper and crease it - Fold 3 & 4
Remove the paper from the drawer and cut the 4 corners,
One straight cut to the front and back crease you just made.
You can see below the cuts that make your corners - Cut 2,3,4,5
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| Note: The paper is curling showing you a triangle, it is just straight cuts. |
Paper back in the drawer fold the 4 corner flaps down - Fold 5,6,7,8
Lift up the 2 side panels.
Fold over the excess paper hanging over the top of both side - Folds 9 & 10
There is your pretty drawer liner.
Part two will show you a unique way of
adhering non pasted wallpaper.
Part two can be found here
and this wallpaper can be purchased here
Other tutorials can be read here
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