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Solid Wood Knife Block: A very cool way to hold your kitchen knives. Sort of like the sword in the, err, stump.

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DIY Universal Knife Block : Organize your knives. by estelle

estelleestelle DIY Universal Knife Block : Organize your knives.

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Winsome Wood Foldable Kitchen Cart with Knife Block, Light Oak by furnishingo

furnishingofurnishingo Winsome Wood Foldable Kitchen Cart with Knife Block, Light Oak

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CrateAndBarrelCrateAndBarrel OXO® Professional 14-Piece Set Knife Block Set: 3.5" paring knife, 4" santoku knife, 5" serrated knife, 8" chef's knife, 8" slicing knife, 8" bread knife, six 4.25" steak knives, sharpening steel and wood block. $99.95

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CrateAndBarrelCrateAndBarrel Calphalon® Contemporary 17-Piece Set: 4.5" paring knife, 6" utility knife, 8" slicer, 8" chef's knife, 8" bread knife, 7" santoku knife, eight 4.5" steak knives, 10" sharpening steel, 8" kitchen shears, 4.75"Wx9"Dx9.125"H knife block. $199.95

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I like all the wood in this kitchen, very cozy by Gmomma

GmommaGmomma I like all the wood in this kitchen, very cozy

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It’s a block of wood with a sliding piece that will wedge your charm and hold it in place as you solder. by jaclyn

jaclynjaclyn It’s a block of wood with a sliding piece that will wedge your charm and hold it in place as you solder.

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Cute and easy! A block of wood, a wooden letter, and an iron scroll. Hobby Lobby - i like for my entry way by lindsey

lindseylindsey Cute and easy! A block of wood, a wooden letter, and an iron scroll. Hobby Lobby - i like for my entry way

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I like this because it has a solid handrail. That way nothing gets caught in between posts as your sliding down. by vivian

vivianvivian I like this because it has a solid handrail. That way nothing gets caught in between posts as your sliding down.

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Chalk painted, stenciled, & distressed table rescued from a dumpster -- why can't I ever find cool stuff like sturdy, solid wood tables?! by mattie

mattiemattie Chalk painted, stenciled, & distressed table rescued from a dumpster -- why can't I ever find cool stuff like sturdy, solid wood tables?!

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Newspaper generator. Very cool -- type in your story, and the website makes it look like a newspaper article. by pat-75

pat-75pat-75 Newspaper generator. Very cool -- type in your story, and the website makes it look like a newspaper article.

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Another way to keep your guests cool is to offer cold water or other beverages like lemonade at the entrance area where the ceremony will by winifred

winifredwinifred Another way to keep your guests cool is to offer cold water or other beverages like lemonade at the entrance area where the ceremony will

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Declare your love for cool tools and be a cut above the rest! Girls on-the-go with modern, multifaceted style need to be prepared for anything that comes their way. Enter life’s must-have accessory; the Swiss Army knife. For centuries, these legendary tools have battled rogue threads on our cocktail dresses, smoothed chips in perfectly manicured nails and so much more. Our pocketknife pal stays put in our purse and is as essential as lipgloss! Aside from the obvious “fix-it” functions, we’re big fans of using this handheld toolbox to DIY. Read on to learn how you can create a coveted “kiltie” embellishment for heels in need of an overhaul. To create, trace and cut a template (almost like a stretched trapezoid) on paper. P.S.- The size will depend on your shoe size. Be sure to measure the template to the shoe before cutting and also leave a few extra inches toward the upper portion to tuck into the shoe. Use your Swiss Army knife (on a cutting board with a flat surface) and cut two pieces of fabric. Any type of suede or leather-like material works. Use mini snips to cut two-inch slits. Continue to use snips to create an inverted “V” fringe. Pierce two tiny slits with your knife half-way down. Feed cord through the holes, leaving space for your ankle to fit in. Lastly, add a bead detail to the ends and tie a cute bow. Get creative with your colors of materials, cords, and shoes- mix and match your heart away…Your Swiss Army pocket knife pal is super sharp… your DIY style should be too! by DaisyCombridge

DaisyCombridgeDaisyCombridge Declare your love for cool tools and be a cut above the rest! Girls on-the-go with modern, multifaceted style need to be prepared for anything that comes their way. Enter life’s must-have accessory; the Swiss Army knife. For centuries, these legendary tools have battled rogue threads on our cocktail dresses, smoothed chips in perfectly manicured nails and so much more. Our pocketknife pal stays put in our purse and is as essential as lipgloss! Aside from the obvious “fix-it” functions, we’re big fans of using this handheld toolbox to DIY. Read on to learn how you can create a coveted “kiltie” embellishment for heels in need of an overhaul. To create, trace and cut a template (almost like a stretched trapezoid) on paper. P.S.- The size will depend on your shoe size. Be sure to measure the template to the shoe before cutting and also leave a few extra inches toward the upper portion to tuck into the shoe. Use your Swiss Army knife (on a cutting board with a flat surface) and cut two pieces of fabric. Any type of suede or leather-like material works. Use mini snips to cut two-inch slits. Continue to use snips to create an inverted “V” fringe. Pierce two tiny slits with your knife half-way down. Feed cord through the holes, leaving space for your ankle to fit in. Lastly, add a bead detail to the ends and tie a cute bow. Get creative with your colors of materials, cords, and shoes- mix and match your heart away…Your Swiss Army pocket knife pal is super sharp… your DIY style should be too!

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P is for Personality, which is precisely what printed jeans ooze of. Glide your way into this mainstream must-have with this denim DO! Get inspired by Balmain’s coveted graphic jean with a snakeskin twist. Bulgari’s Serpenti Collection of chic bracelets, bags, wallets and watches has slithered into our hearts, helping our style shine bright. Infuse a luxe snakeskin-esque pattern with a pop of print… it’s just what the DIY doctor ordered. To create: use a solid colored pair of jeans for the base. Use scissors to cut zig zag shapes out of kitchen sponges and textured sponge cloths into 2” inch strips. Apply an even coat of fabric paint onto the sponge surface and press directly onto the denim starting from the outside edge. Hold sponge for a few seconds allowing paint to absorb into the material. Continue to create vertical patterns down the legs. For a more textured effect, overlap sponges as you go. Let one side dry completely before turning over to repeat the process on the back. by DaisyCombridge

DaisyCombridgeDaisyCombridge P is for Personality, which is precisely what printed jeans ooze of. Glide your way into this mainstream must-have with this denim DO! Get inspired by Balmain’s coveted graphic jean with a snakeskin twist. Bulgari’s Serpenti Collection of chic bracelets, bags, wallets and watches has slithered into our hearts, helping our style shine bright. Infuse a luxe snakeskin-esque pattern with a pop of print… it’s just what the DIY doctor ordered. To create: use a solid colored pair of jeans for the base. Use scissors to cut zig zag shapes out of kitchen sponges and textured sponge cloths into 2” inch strips. Apply an even coat of fabric paint onto the sponge surface and press directly onto the denim starting from the outside edge. Hold sponge for a few seconds allowing paint to absorb into the material. Continue to create vertical patterns down the legs. For a more textured effect, overlap sponges as you go. Let one side dry completely before turning over to repeat the process on the back.

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