It turned into repeat business and got another one waiting from word of mouth in the neighbourhood submitted by /u/bearlybeast [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Ideas for repurposing this suitcase. My in laws were throwing it out because the lock has broken. Please help me find a use. submitted by /u/Maxi-Moo-Moo [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Hey all, New to this community and looking for some advice. Me and my partner are expecting our first child and want to use her childhood lamp for the nursery. However, the lampshade has some damage around the top (metal bit inside has disconnected from the exterior. Does anyone know how/where would be the best places to restore this? I have attached images For reference, location is Brisbane, Queensland Australia submitted by /u/CrazyHitman96 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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The pretty vine-y top started life as a sheet. Later, my husband adopted it from the thrift store and it spent several years as a drop cloth (for sawdust and plaster dust not paint). When he no longer needed it, he offered it to me. The other fabric is from flannel sheets that an empty nester friend was getting rid of. I've made some with denim from cut-up-shorts instead of flannel. I used buttons for attaching the wings until I ran out of big buttons so now I've started with snaps. The core is made of freaky scary high plastic manufactured stuff (Zorb). submitted by /u/Cheap-Economics48 ..read more

I would like to keep it a chair because - what else could it be? Otherwise any ideas how to fix the seat? submitted by /u/Sea_Excitement4394 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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I’ve held onto these tea tins for years. Finally decided to drill some holes in them and make small planters. They’re so beautiful! submitted by /u/nerdy_birdie_ [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Was given this dresser. Looks somewhat MCM, but covered in veneer, not hardwood. Has anyone had experience in upcycling MCM without completely compromising the original style? I’m open to all ideas! submitted by /u/Pancakemartini [visit reddit] [comments ..read more