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Memory Balloon Ceiling Light Original article and pictures take www.notonthehighstreet.com site

Med bästa hälsningar Cecilia Öhrn, webbredaktör Ida Carrol har gått vidare och bloggar inte längre hos oss på Sköna hem. Original article and pictures take blogg.skonahem.com site

Marvel Comics Retro Wall Murals These large size wall murals featuring classic Marvel Comics would look great on the walls of a Man Cave or family room. Original article and pictures take i0.wp.com site

Marvel Comic Heroes Photo Wall Mural 368 x 254 cm Marvel Comic Heroes Photo Wall Mural Official Marvel merchandise Transform your room with this maxi wall sticker mural Manufactured by Komar Mural comes in eight sections to create one complete image Size: 368 x 254 cm (12.1 ft x 8.4 ft) Printed on high quality paper Printed using fade free UV-stabilised inks Hang in the same way as wallpaper using commercial standard wallpaper paste (included) Prepare walls as you would for conventional wallpaper Clear and detailed instructions included Boxed size: 105.5cm (L) x 8.5cm (W) x 8.5cm (H) Boxed weight: 1.6 kg Transform your room with this cool Marvel Comic Heroes Photo Wall Mural! The colourful mural is printed using fade free, UV-stabilised ink onto high quality paper to ensure a fantastic finish. The mural has a comic book theme and features superheroes Spiderman, Thor, Captain America, Iron Man and The Hulk. For best results, treat the mural as conventional wallpaper and follow the simpl

Manny Rodriques ƒ/3.2 50.0 mm 1/40 200 Flash (off, did not fire) Show EXIF Original article and pictures take s.yimg.com site

Man Cave Ideas for Real Men Looking for some ways to spice up your man cave? These man cave ideas will have you inspired to re-decorate your “cave” into the cool, refined, and rugged zone it was meant to be. Remember, you can still have a very masculine room without it resembling the dive-bar next door (no neon beer signs, no ripped vinyl seats). What you do need is some raw material here and there, some cleverly curated corners, and a few solid punches. The devil is in the details. We know you loved our original “19 Man Cave Ideas” So I just had to think of some more even manlier plans for you. image via architecturedesign 1. Give Your Garage a Facelift Our first man cave idea spawns from a garage, and all the cool things you could turn it into. Via Evander.com (keep scrolling, it’s a lengthy one!) 2. Get A Giant Leather Chair Whether it’s a leather couch, an armchair, or a throne; choose whatever size best fits into the space. Use real leather – the kind that gets better with age –

Make Your Own Tardis Door Before I start I have to give credit to this Instructable here that gave me the idea for this project. That Instructable however is just pictures, so after making my own, I thought I'd make a step-by-step instruction so all of you DIYers can make your own Tardis doors or rooms. I didn't have the necessary items to build an entire Tardis, but I thought this alone would add some interesting depth to the room. Materials: * Tape Measure * Steel Square * Ruler * Painters Tape * Paint (Black, White, Blue. I used "Captivating" 24-14 by Pratt & Lambert, but use your discretion to what color you want) * Paintbrushes (1", 2") * Newspapers or Dropcloth * Screwdrivers * Pencil * Sharpie * Eraser * Printer * Exacto Knife or sharp blade Step 1: Measuring! I was able to find a diagram online of a full Tardis' dimensions, but I needed to scale it down to the size of my door, so after some calculations I came up with this. The

Make Your Own Laundry Bag You can make it as trendy or as personalised as you wish! Recipes Crafts Baking Desserts How To Inspiration Light Bites Main courses Family food Crafts for Kids drinks kitchen design healthy Salads Gadgets Original article and pictures take ao.com site

Make Your Own Gorgeous Geo Hand-Printed Tea-Towels Don't you find the idea of designing your own fabric fascinating? In this hand-printed tea-towel tutorial you will learn not only how to block print on fabric but also how to create your own geometrical stamps. No special skills needed to hand-print your own super-cute tea towels. It's super easy! Supplies Tea towels, white 100% cotton/ linen 50 x 70 cm (19.7 x 27.6 inches). Three or four erasers or one or two potatoes. Blade cutter. Stamping block or flat piece of wood or jam jar lid. Strong glue. Acrylic paints in the colors of your choice. Acrylic textile medium for printing. Printing roller or foam paint brush, Non-porous surface. Paint tray. Iron. You could also sew your own tea towels with a sewing machine. If you do, just use absorbent cotton or linen fabric. In any case, make sure your tea towels are washed, dried, and ironed before printing. To get started, you need a big clean surface to work on, like a ta