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Patios are a great place to gather with family and friends, have barbecues, or just relax. But sometimes patios can be old and boring, with nothing colorful or inviting to brighten up the mood! With

My latest dragonflies made using radio flyer wagon,barn tin,license plates,old signs and vintage ceiling tile tin. For the bodies I used chair legs and hammer h…

Ceiling fan makeover-Sprayed with oil rubbed bronze paint over the base, old barn contact paper over fan blades, updated glass bulb covers.

Dragonflies are one of my favorite insects, they beautiful and not scary at all. They speed around from here to there and sometimes you can catch them settled for a moment to snap a photo

After a small mishap with an overflowed toilet on the second floor I found myself replacing a ceiling fan in my living room. Then I saw the old white filthy fan in my kitchen and decided I hated it. #diy #fanpainted #diyhomedecor

The thing is- nothing is useless if you got imagination and ideas. Now, scroll down to check out ceiling fan blade art ideas.

Back to the office!! Today I want to show how I added some interest to my ceiling fan. I know that ceiling fans aren't exactly popular now days; everyone takes them down and puts up some beautiful light fixture. But this room gets all the afternoon sun during the summer, spring and fall, and it just plain old gets hot in there. So the ceiling fan is really necessary! I originally bought this fan for $3 and painted the blades black. You can read about that adventure here. The next two photos…

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