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Thank you all for another successful Terrific Under Ten Tuesday this week!

Here are a few links I would love to feature today!

Sarah from Snowing in Houston takes a $1 garage sale frame and makes it into this FAB towel hanger. So clever!

Anna from Ask Anna...shared how to make the perfect spring hostess gift. Very original and sweet.

Heart Break Kids made a great message center out of an old wire shelf and odds and ends. I love all the details!

Jennifer from Vintage Gwen made this awesome bracelet from an old necklace and odds and ends also. She's a magician with her jewelry makeovers!

Yum! Yum! There were many mouthwatering recipes shared this week! Tiffany from Ladycrafter14 shares her Swedish Meatball recipe.

Happy Earth Day! Why not make a fun Earth Day Neckace with your kiddos to celebrate? Pam from Pam's Party Blog shares a step by step tutorial.

Rosettes are the IN Thing these days. Sparkle made a fun Rosette Gift Topper. They are attached to clothes pins for uses even after the present is open.

Megan from Meg and Mum's made over this $4 Chair/Step Stool for her stepdaughter. I think she did a wonderful job on her zebra print painting!

All Things Belle made a super cool pillow from an old wool sweater. Her inspiration was from an Anthropology $118 pillow. She made hers for $10!

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Thanks!

Thanks to all that linked up this week to Terrific Under Ten! You all make it very hard to narrow it down to a select few for Feature Friday. I'm always amazed by your creative/thrifty selves!!

Here are the projects I would like to Feature Today:

Kammy from Kammy's Korner made over a fun Gossip Chair! I love the black and fabric she chose!

Andrea from Charcoal and Crayons made these sweet scrappy sparrows. She provides an easy to follow tutorial for you to make your own. And look at the feet!

Elisabeth from Lambie-Pie made over this wonderful metal table. Oh but you should see the before...

Carmella from Creative Carmella shows how she transformed an old piece of plywood into this Beautiful Wall Art. Don't you love the saying?

Lina from Fancy Frugal Life made a pretty Chalkboard Plate from a $2.99 Goodwill find. It looks so pretty on the plate stand, doesn't it?!

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Happy Friday! It's time to feature a few blog posts from Terrific Under Ten Tuesday this week! Thanks to all who linked up!

Jessa from Sparkle showed how she replicated a favorite design of hers using her creativity, vinyl and paint. I love that pop of yellow she used on the terracotta pot!

Barbara from DIY Home Staging Tips gave this ordinary office chair new life with a fabric facelift! The pattern just makes me smile. I think we should all cover our office chairs this way!

Sweet Little Smoothie showed off her colorful side with this fun rainbow banner. My kids would love if momma could whip something like this us. Now if I could figure out my sewing machine...

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I worked on another FREE makeover this week. I made this fun cabinet door picture frame!

I got this cute beadboard cabinet door at my local salvage center during their Free week last fall.

I've been brainstorming forever what to do with this. Then a light bulb finally clicked this week. How about a picture frame?

I took some scrap 1/4'' thick leftover plywood that I had lying around and cut them a little bitter than the square/rectangles in the cabinet door. Then I glued them to the back side of the cabinet door. I would use a heavy duty glue like gorilla glue.

Before I added the back plywood pieces, I painted the door first. I left the outside trim the same black but painted the inside beadboard and plywood pieces an antique white. I then sanded down the cabinet door to give it a good distressing. Then I applied some Early American MinWax stain to give it a richer look.

After it was dry, then that's when I added the back plywood pieces. Also add a sawtooth hanger to the back for easy hanging.

Now it's time to get your favorite photos out to enjoy! I use poster putty but you can also use photo safe tape as well. Then they can easily be changed out.

If you don't like it vertical then enjoy it the other way! 

This was a fun and easy project...and don't forget FREE!

So be on the lookout for those old cabinet doors at salvage centers/garage sales. Garage sale season is coming up! Woop! Can't wait!

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Thanks again for all who linked up to Terrific Under Ten Tuesday this week! Here are a few projects I would love to feature today.

Lori from Make Prim Happen gave this $1.99 Thrift Store find a great black makeover! Love the arrangement as well.

Pam from Be Colorful showed off her awesome painting talent with this fun birdhouse. I love the quote to added to the side of it. "There is nothing half so pleasant as coming home again."

Heather from Summerstead provides a tutorial on this fun hanger! I love the look of the old barn wood and the elegant knobs together.

I love lemonade. It's my favorite drink. :)

Colleen from And Baby Makes Five shares a cupcake recipe with a lemonade twist. Can't wait to try!

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