Posts tagged: orange


Very Orange Rooms

By DIY Maven

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Do you love orange but are intimidated by it? If so, you're not alone. Although orange is an exhilarating color, it's also intense! 2Modern gives us some ideas on how to tame orange while » READ MORE

October 12, 2009
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DIY Decoupage Key Organizer.

By Chrisjob

Jessica from HowAboutOrange made some paper. And THEN, she made a key rack with it. A little wood, a little paint, a few hooks, and you'll never be late again.

created at: 2009-05-06

 

May 04, 2009
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Keep Your 'Fridge Fresh with Salt-Packed Citrus Peels.

By Chrisjob

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Um...the fridge funk. Everyone gets it, no one wants it, and that box of baking soda your grandma (and I) told you to keep in there doesn't always kill it entirely.

As a fresh alternative, Paulina sent in this idea to TipNut: simply cut the fruit out of an orange (lemon, lime, tangelo, what have you) and fill the rind with salt. "The salt absorbs stale and nasty odors while the [orange peel' releases a fresh, orange smell."

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April 29, 2009
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DIY Dotted Tissue Paper Lantern

By swelldesigner

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Looking for a fun way to jazz up regular paper lanterns? Break out the Collage Pauge™ and some tissue paper and you have a totally new, fresh look for your room!

Here's how you do it. It's soooo ea » READ MORE

March 25, 2009
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Craft a Lamp from Traffic Cones.

By Chrisjob

"If you're looking for a cheap mood lighting— and you really love orange— then you're only a few traffic cones away from all the modernist day-glo orange ambiance you can handle." With just a few zip ties, six mini plastic cones, and a $2.00 Ikea lamp kit, Henrique from Let's Evo built this atomic lamp. The process was so simple, that his included how-to doesn't even need words....it's just a few easy photos. » READ MORE

November 22, 2008
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Frightfully Funky Feather Wreath

By swelldesigner

created on: 08/12/08

I know it might seem early, but Halloween is upon us (hey, if it's already in the craft stores, then i think it's ok to post this - wha ha ha).  It is my favorite crafting holiday of the year, so I like to plan ahead a couple of months and line up some fun projects.  I keep adding to my collection (you would think that 3 large bins in my storage would be enough, but no!).  Anyway, I posted the supplies + instructions to this Frightfully Funk » READ MORE

August 12, 2008
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Ornj Bags: Recycled Construction Fencing Goes Fashionable.

By Chrisjob

Ornj bags, Ornj Totes, David Shock Designs, David Shock Ornj, recycled construction fencing, repurposed plastics, green fashion, eco-totes, sustainable style, green accessories, eco friendly fashion, Detroit designers, green design, street fashion

"Detroit-based designer David Shock...has cleverly found a way to repurpose discarded day-glo construction fencing into one-of-a-kind totes for market and around town shopping. Ornj Bags are not only eco-friendly, but also a smart way to keep the neighborhood tidy and vibrant with street fashion that allows you to go green for the long haul!"

Clever, eyecatching, and quite DIYable.

From Inhabitat.

 

June 02, 2008
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27 Household Uses for Citrus.

By Chrisjob

Citrus fruits come from the family rutaceae, and include species such as limes, lemons, grapefruit, tangerine, citron, rangpur, Buddha's hand, and myriad types of oranges.

Like everything else that's good for you and delicious, they also boast an abundance of household uses. Re-Nest (by Apartment Therapy) suggests:

  • Rub lemon on your faucets to remove lime scale, hard water stains, and soap residue. It also works on porcelain.
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April 02, 2008
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Rain Chain Brazil aka Brasil

By sparkie

Closeup...Rain Chain at Villa in BrazilMy sister told me about rain chains last year and then I traveled to Brazil.  I happened to go to this oceanside villa for....an electrical service call (I am an electrician by trade-I didn't charge owner mileage tho).  This was at the front door. (Darn beautiful views kept distracting me from my purpose!) 

I want to adapt this to my home which I recently bought---a foreclosed neglected 1934 colonial revival cape cod. It is not on an ocean but » READ MORE

December 28, 2006
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