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Old cabinet doors found online cleverly conceal a television. A coat of varnish protects the worn finish and reduces any danger from possible lead paint. You can test for lead paint by picking up a testing kit from your local hardware store. To camouflage an unattractive window, make a see-through

"… through bulletin board by stapling chicken wire to a frame. Hang small antique … armoire, or pantry doors with chicken wire for see-through style. To create … by adding shelves and doors with chicken - wire inserts. Window shutters in all …"

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Square Boxwood Wreath

Chicken wire Wire cutters 12-inch square flat wooden … inch-wide ribbon for hanging 1. Cut chicken wire . Cut four 12 x 18-inch pieces, then … and safety glasses when working with chicken wire . 2. Add moss and secure. Tightly pack …

Low-Cost Planters from Everyday Objects

… Nails 12 x 36-inch piece of chicken wire 1 sheet or bag of moss (available … respectively. 3. Lay out the chicken wire until flat. Apply moss with the … moss (photo 3). Tuck the excess chicken wire around the top and bottom edges …

Fresh Easter Table Setting Ideas

… the colors and icons of spring. For a large arrangement such as the one seen on our dinner table, carefully crumple chicken wire into a loose ball, fit it inside a vase, and poke the flowers, stem by stem, through the wire. Though the flowers …

Create Country Charm: Make a Vintage Trellis

… plywood with small nails. Then take chicken wire and mold a section of it to become your planter. (Don't let the chicken wire hang below the bottom of the plywood.) Tie the chicken wire to the gates with sturdy wire …

Preparing Your Garden for Winter

… can shred the leaves into smaller pieces before piling them up. Enclose the pile, if you wish, with snow fencing, chicken wire , or something similar to improve its appearance. Make sure the container allows air to circulate, because oxygen …

25 Tips for Keeping Your Budget on Track

… bathroom cabinets or a piece of furniture, such as a hutch, by replacing the door panels with glass, fabric, or chicken wire . This option is less expensive than buying new cabinets or new doors. 14. Use expensive materials sparingly. Install …

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Centerpiece and Tabletop Decoration Ideas for Fall

… and Purple Majesty ornamental millet doesn't need water, so it will last all season long. Editor's Tip: Place chicken wire or floral netting inside an urn to create structure within the vase. Mold the wire into a ball to fit the bottom of …

Natural Tabletop Christmas Trees

… trim boughs to create display space. For a holiday tree with a country twist, start by shaping cones out of ordinary chicken wire . Next, insert artificial roses or use fresh roses in water tubes. A base of fresh apples adds another punch of red …

Easter Table Settings

… up against each rabbit or Easter trinket to mark guests' spots. For a large floral centerpiece, carefully crumple chicken wire into a loose ball, fit it inside a vase, and poke the flowers, stem by stem, through the wire. For maximum impact …

Plant Up a Wheelbarrow Fairy Garden

… small juniper, and a miniature pine. Create an attractive border with a ready-made exterior fence or a homemade chicken wire version. To secure the fence, bury its base along the inside edge of the wheelbarrow. Picture living and working …

Create a Cottage-Style Kitchen

… ceiling. Here's a quick, budget-smart makeover to add cottage style: Remove recessed cabinet panels, insert chicken wire over fabric, and staple in place. Turn almost any piece of furniture into a movable kitchen island by attaching casters …

Wedding Color Trends: Green Is Everywhere

… catching floral touches for the ceremony and reception. Make chrysanthemum balls by wrapping 3-inch foam balls with chicken wire and inserting the flower stems. Bright green mums create a beautiful pop of color in a large centerpiece. Small green …