Enjoy the fantastic money saving DIYs and tips ;) as well as canid pictures of my $35 transformation.
DIY Shower Curtain Panels/Room Divider:
So I'm the kind of person who randomly gets ideas and acts upon them, this was one of them. I was at target and I actually looking for a curtain rod, until I came to the realization of using shower curtains as curtain panels as seen in Ikea catalogs. Shower curtains are cheaper than regular window curtains {$14.99 VS
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You will need:
-Shower Curtain {fabric kind, mine is from target} - $14.99
-Screw in Hooks - $2
-Scissors
-Yard Stick
This DIY is all about measurement and precise cutting. After cutting out 4 panels {about 8 1/2" wide and keep the length as is}. Then take the hooks and screw them into the celling. Lastly hang your curtain, its simple because there are usually holes in shower curtains.
DIY Containers for ECT:
There are so many reasons who love target store, this idea is one of them. I purchased these nifty tins in the dollar section. Then went out and bought chalk labels {craft stores}, which is meant for chalk writing but I used my neon dry erase marker instead.
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You will need:
-Tins {$1 each}
-Labels of choice {$2.99 for 3 sheets}
Another thing that is awesome about these labels is that you can simply wipe off and re-write onto it when you decide to change its purpose. Its the little details that make me giddy!
DIY Cheap Decor Tidbits & Storage:
Decor doesn't have to be expensive, repurposing items are a great way to start fresh. Find items at thrift shops, discount stores, and even around the house. Make lackluster items new, make them fierce, and make them yours.
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You Will Need:
-Beauty Subscription Boxes
-Scrapbook Labels
As easy as peel and stick! These boxes are a great way to store random items that always take up the space on your desk. The labels are a nice touch of character and of course you'll know which box contains all those glitter shakers.
Flower Pot
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You Will Need:
-A Sugar holder
-Flower of choice
-Glue Gun
Its past life of a sugar holder is no more. This shabby cute container took on a transformation as a flower vase. Take a glue gun and create a sliver dollar size circle on the bottom, then place the flower stem on top. Squeeze about a little more glue to secure and let dry. Lastly, fill with your choice of filler!
If you have any questions on any of these DIYs, feel free to leave a comment. Don't forget to leave a little sparkle where ever you go.
i love it...
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