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My sister and I found an easy way to make a dog raincoat from an IKEA shopping bag. It only takes around two hours of work and costs 4 Euro in total. IKEA items used: KNALLA shopping bag Other materials and tools: Elastic band Reflective stripe Velcro strap Instructions for our DIY dog raincoat 1. […]
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I needed to hide the mess of cables to keep my lady happy! Cost wise for my DIY home network cabinet was $25 for the BISSA shoe cabinet. Then, $23 for a nice surge protector, everything else I already had. What I love about it is no more exposed wires, happy lady, happy life! IKEA […]
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I wanted wire mini Christmas trees that were in fabulous rainbow colors and didn’t want to pay top dollar. These took about ten minutes each. The picture has a green one left unpainted for comparison. IKEA items used: Fejka mini Christmas trees Other materials: A paintbrush you don’t care about Acrylic paint 1. Part wire […]
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I’d love help with a hack. I need to divide a room, without putting anything (screws, nails, etc) into the wall or ceiling. I thought I’d put up a room divider curtain using ELVARLI posts. My question – any ideas of which pole to use horizontally on the ELVARLI posts to hang the curtains from? […]
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For their 75th Anniversary, IKEA brought back some of their old favourites in the GRATULERA series. But wait, those are not the only discontinued IKEA products we wish the yellow and blue mothership will bring back. When I posted the question to readers some time ago, I received a slew of responses. I’m sure you have […]
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The missing link in IKEA’s range. Why? We inherited a cat that shredded our furniture, apart from a 20-year-old IKEA POÄNG armchair, with no cat resistant seating products on the market, we decided to buy 2 additional POÄNG armchairs, we went for the new range that come with a blue/grey wash on the woodwork and […]
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I was wondering how to better separate the entrance (taking into account a fish tank stand with a large aquarium, 120L) from the other areas. Fish tank stand – before: Related: There’s something fishy about this EXPEDIT Materials: 2 units of KALLAX 2×2 MDF panels Wood slats (1200mm x 6mm) I found out from surfing on […]
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