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10 DIY Rabbit Hutches From Upcycled Furniture

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Growing rabbits is no easy job, but it can be quite rewarding. To make your effort a little bit easier and surely cheaper, we present you with the following DIY idea: turn unused furniture into a simple rabbit hutch. Needless to say you will have to roll your sleeves for this project, but the result is really good. First choose the piece of furniture like a drawer or closet which you are not using anymore and prepare to transform it into something efficient for your rabbits. Continue reading “10 DIY Rabbit Hutches From Upcycled Furniture” »

DIY No-Sew Pillow Covering

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Could you imagine changing the decor of your bedroom or living with as little as one yard of fabric? It’s even more impressive when you find out that what we suggest you try is a no-sew DIY project. Making pillow covers couldn’t be easier than this! Follow the instructions from the tutorial featured on the next website and you will quickly have an improved look of your room or rooms. The DIY project is even more exciting because it allows you to switch the custom made covers as many times as you would like. Continue reading “DIY No-Sew Pillow Covering” »

These 20 Infographics Are Everything You Need To Decorate Your Home

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Decorating is an activity both for professionals and for amateurs. As such, some guidance is necessary and welcomed at the same time. Especially with the DIY community growing more and more with each passing year, you will need free advice on how to arrange things inside your home. These infographics will offer you the required guideline to properly decorating your home, but not bombard you with the type of information a specialist in this field absorbs in years of study. Continue reading “These 20 Infographics Are Everything You Need To Decorate Your Home” »

How To Bake Bread In The Outdoors

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If camping is your favorite free-time activity, you probably already know a lot of useful tips and tricks on how to survive in the wilderness. But did you know that you can even bake bread in the wild? Ray Mears, from Extreme Survival will show you how to bake the most delicious break without an oven, all over a fire. You will see from his video that it is very easy to bake your own bread outdoors and you can add this recipe to your survival recipes collection. Continue reading “How To Bake Bread In The Outdoors” »

How to make an amazing Grass Day Bed

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Spending time outdoors when the sun is shining is so refreshing and can help you recharge your batteries. So have you ever taken a nap outdoors and felt amazing afterwards? If you would like to enjoy a good afternoon sleep in your backyard, but want a cozy and comfortable spot, then you should build your own Grass Day Bed! Sounds like a crazy idea, right? In fact, it is a very clever way of setting up a comfy spot in your garden and Continue reading “How to make an amazing Grass Day Bed” »

Wash your dirty laundry while simultaneously exercising!

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Sometimes is hard to find time to exercise because of housework, but this piece of gym equipment gives you the opportunity to do two things at once: wash your laundry and get fit. This bike was developed by Chinese designers and it incorporates a washing machine within its front wheel, thus also saving space. When you start pedaling, it makes the drum to rotate, just like a conventional washing machine. However, the designers failed to mention if the bike will automatically fill and drain with water. Continue reading “Wash your dirty laundry while simultaneously exercising!” »

Japanese technique of preserving/antiquing wood

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Ancient practices can seem a bit strange nowadays, but some of them are surprisingly effective. Such is this next technique, an ancient Japanese one that helps you preserve wood with the use of fire. This seems quite odd at first, but let us tell you more about it. The process is called Shou Sugi Ban and it refers to the charring, cooling and cleaning of wood. By treating the wood with fire, you can make it more resistant and preserve it for a long time, even make it fire resistant. Continue reading “Japanese technique of preserving/antiquing wood” »

Dome Homes Made from Inflatable Concrete Cost Just $3,500

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Inflatable concrete homes, sounds like something from a science-fiction movie when in fact it is reality. Inflatable concrete, is a material created with the use of new technology and these next dome homes below resemble houses from an ancient time. The concrete Binishell dome homes are a creation of architect Nicolo Bini and the technique he used is very strange, but innovating. He starts from ground level and slowly builds the layers of the walls, then adds a load of concrete to create the domes. Continue reading “Dome Homes Made from Inflatable Concrete Cost Just $3,500” »

Fire-proof Sleeping Bag for Homeless People Invented by a Teenager

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The increasing number of homeless people have inspired Emily Duffy (15), a student from Desmond College, to develop a project that she presented at the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition at the RDS, Dublin, where some of the brightest ideas of young people are shown. The project consists in a lightweight sleeping bag that includes various safety features and is suitable for different conditions, a replacement for Continue reading “Fire-proof Sleeping Bag for Homeless People Invented by a Teenager” »


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