Clean your grill grates with ammonia and a plastic bag. How can this work, you ask? Read the entire process involved in this `magical` cleaning project.

Also, remember to take the precaution measures suggested. If you still don’t believe it, see for yourself! The before and after pictures are proof that it can be done!

If you seek the same result, make sure you go through all of the DIY tutorial. Good luck and enjoy your barbecues!

Cleaning BBQ Grills the Magic Way – Tutorial

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Here are some properly mended pants as well as some super silly mending. From patches to pom poms, you can sew just about anything in, over or behind a tear to make it look fun and playful. Use this as a way to incorporate your child’s personality into their clothes. Ask them what they might like, and do the job together. Not only is this a way to recycle clothes, but it is a way to spend time together instead of being at a shopping mall.

Cute knee patch from Design Mom

Monster Patches  via Art Bar Blog

Monster Patch Jeans Tutorial via Off Beat Home

Cute monster patch – Refashion Co-op

Patching Knees – the NanaBread way

Cute little spider – Sherri Lynn Wood

Ninja knee patch – Spoonful

Clouds! – Probably Actually

Cute hearts on Design Mom

Floral patches on One Little Mama

Glue on patches on Small Fry

Learn how to darn a hole in knit properly – on Coletterie

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Step 1

Gather your supplies. You’ll need:

Scissors
Super glue
One large sock
Sewing pins
Small buttons
Scrap fabric
White thread
1 kg of rice
Roll of duct tape

Step 2

Cut the sock in two just below the heel by a few inches and set the half with the toe aside.

Step 3

Turn the sock inside out.

Step 4

Tie the cute end of the sock closed very tightly with a piece of white thread.

Step 5

Step 6

Pull the sock through the middle of the roll of duct tape and roll the edges over so the sock opens like a funnel.

Step 7

Fill your sock with rice. The more rice you add, the more bumpy your snowman will be so that it looks like packed snow. Remember not to over fill! You still need to be able to close it.

Step 8

Before you close the top, stand the sock so the tied part is on the bottom and carefully shape a head by shaping and pinching the sock a few inches below the opening.

Step 9

Tie the top of the sock closed with another piece of white thread, knitting it tightly.

Step 10

Where you shaped the “neck” earlier to mark the size of your snowman’s head, tie another thread. Pull as tightly as your rice will allow and knot the thread so the rice doesn’t slip through and make your snowman’s head shrink.

Step 11

Cut some scrap fabric and tie it around your snowman’s neck as a scarf.

Step 12

Fold the cut edge of your sock’s toe (or the toe of another coloured or patterned sock) upward a few times like a hat cuff.

Step 13

Place the folded sock toe on your snowman’s head like a little toque.

Step 14

Glue buttons down the front of your snowman’s tummy for some cute detail.

Step 15

Give your snowman a face using markers, fabric paint, or sewing pins with coloured ends!

Have you made other versions of the sock snowmen and you loved how they turned out? Did you follow this tutorial and create a cute little troupe? Link us to pictures of your work in the comments section!

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Check out the full DIY tutorial HERE

3.) Miniature Gardens: Shell-Potted Succulents

Check out the full DIY tutorial HERE

4.) DIY Mason Jar Planters

Check out the full DIY tutorial HERE

5.) DIY Planter Box Centerpiece

Check out the full DIY tutorial HERE

6.) Cork Planters

Check out the full DIY tutorial HERE

7.) Milk Carton Planter

Check out the full DIY tutorial HERE

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2. Rain Boots Planters

These colored boots look amazing filled with flowers on top Via: Rosina Huber

3. Tea Cup Planters

Beautiful small plants that will fit perfectly on your window. Via: Epheriell Designs

4. Vertical Tie Planters

So adorable. I would never have thought of this! Via: ModCloth

5. Flower Pots Using Colorful Purses

Fun and fashionable plant holders. Via: hgtv

6. Basket and Suitcase Flower Pots

Via: Love This Pic

7. Book Planters

Via: Apartment Therapy

8. Teapot Turned into a Flower Pot

Source: blogoda.ru

9. Vintage Bicycle Planter

This is so beautiful and colorful! Definitely an eye-catcher! Via: Flickr

10. Planter from Wine Bottle

Via: RecyclArt

11. Pram Planter

A pram planter? Who would’ve thought? Via: Flickr

12. Painted Mason Jar Planters

Via: The CSI Project

13. Old Tire Planters

Via: Natural Learning

14. Wine Barrel Planter

Via: Red Wood Store

15. Watering Can Planter

Via: Flickr

16. Old Chair Garden Pots

Via: Minimalisti

17. Wheel Barrow Planters

What a festive way to dress up a utilitarian tool! Via: Bobvila

18. Tool Box Planter

Via: Backyard Diva

19. Bra Planter

One of the more unique ways of growing a garden. Source Unknown

20. Use Old Washbasins and Sinks as a Planter

Via: Green Diary

21. Bath Tub Planter

Via: Self Discovery Portal

22. Repurpose an Old Dresser into Succulent Planter

Full Instructions at Grizzly Bear Modern

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All you need to put your homemade Hydroponic Veggie Garden Frame is some lumber and PVC pipe. With it’s pretty A-shaped structure, the frame looks quite wonderful standing in your yard housing pretty greens and veggies.

How To Build A Hydroponic Veggie Garden

(Video and pictures via Greenerways2012)

If you are more of a color person, you can always paint it in your favorite shade and add an element of glamour to your homemade, one-of-a-kind garden. Plus, it doesn’t take up a lot of space too – all thanks to the vertical and crisp build!

How you can use a super easy-to-build frame, that’s not only simple but just so portable has been explained amazingly well by this YouTube video by Greenerways2012 – in order to grow about a whopping number of plants and veggies, that’s 168 to be specific.

You will fall head over heels in love with how the system uses air space to grow plants in a truly innovative manner. And of course, budget-friendly DIY surely ranks the top of the list when you can save on those huge bucks otherwise spent on store-bought alternatives, while building yourself something cool and edgy!

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Make butterfly feeder

Hanging butterfly feeder

Instant feeder

plate feeder

homemade butterfly feeder

humming bird feeder

DIY feeder

homemade feeder

butterfly paradise

Crafty butterfly feeder tutorial

easy butterfly feeder

butterfly nectar

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Canopy tent

No sew tent

Reading canopy

Make tent

Play tent

Play tent

Canopy tutorial

Kids tepee

DIY tent

DIY tent

Tent tutorial

Handmade tent

Easy tent

source

Here

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