nail polish wall rack
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GoldenButt
Okay i turned 17 not long ago, i'm redecorating and have redecorated a LOT. I have a new nightstand with a mini easel and a new lamp with a zebra print shade, i have pictures on my walls and new storage boxes, most are french themed... I have an accent couch in my bedroom, tons of pillows and new sheets already.. We're painting my walls white and my doors light pink, i'm getting a new beige or light pink carpet soon and i even got a new door nob.
I'll stop from there but basically what i'm trying to do is not buy so much but actually get more creative and makes some unique. I already made a bracelet holder, a headband holder, and even a nail polish rack which i'm nearly done decorating.. Any other good ideas? It can be literally anything as long as it's girly girl and unique. I LOVE getting creative and making my own stuff by the way, i'm good at it. Oh and also, i'm making a bow holder board and i have a ribbon board where i hold pictures. So anymore ideas?
OH and an add on, i love not only zebra print, leopard print, and crazy hot pink or crazy designs like that but i also love very classic, very vintage and natural colors like beige, light pink, white.. I even have a few items on my dresser that my grandma gave me, that are from the early 19th century. Like a 1950s powder box and a 1940s jewlery box. And i love love LOVE french themed things and accent things.
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You should try making a camera out of an Arizona tea can. Just go watch macbarbie07 DIY video.
Hope that helps
Is there a filler to fill holes in ceramic wall tiles?
Jill H
We've taken down some shelves and racks from the walls in our kitchen, and this left a few holes in the tiles where the screws were.
We intend to get a new kitchen at some point and replace the tiles, but in the meantime is there any tile filler/paint that we could use to improve the appearance? The tiles are a pale brown colour. Many thanks for any advice!!
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As far as I know, there is no actual product for this operation, so you have to get creative. What I would do is fill the holes with MH ready-patch, after it dries make them smooth with a damp rag, then touch up the holes with nail polish (nail varnish in the UK), may take 2 or 3 coats (go to CVS, they have lots and lots of colors, but you still may have to buy a few shades and mix your own), The dried finish of the nail polish closely matches that of ceramic tile. (I use this trick to touch up outside miters)
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