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How to Bleach Pine Cones | ehow.com

Bleached Pinecones

a piece of wood that has been cut in half and is being worked on with a drill

How to Create an Abalone Effect on Wood

a sculpture made out of driftwood with fire in the middle and light coming from it

30 Driftwood Recycling Ideas for Creative Low Budget Home Decorating

driftwood crafts, handmade furniture and lighting fixtures:

two glass jars filled with driftwood and seashells

Driftwood decor ideas for a unique and natural decoration

Driftwood decor ideas for a unique and natural decoration | Diy Fun World

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Cooking Melangery

I'm going to learn to quilt this year!!!!!

woodcarving course and reference manual for beginners to traditional techniques by christ pye's

5 Woodcarving Cuts for Beginners – Mother Earth News

Chris Pye's "Woodcarving Course" gives the beginner everything needed to begin woodcarvng with simple, traditional techniques.

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many different maps are shown together in this collage, including the land and water

Free Collage Sheets

Free printable vintage maps. Also has flowers and other vintage items to print.

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This blogger shows how she uses a Dremel tool to carve designs into wood projects she is redoing, re-staining, re-painting.

a piece of wood with holes in it and a hole puncher on the side

What? Its Not a Video Game?

DIY Cribbage Board tutorial! Great homemade holiday gift for CHEAP! Perfect for the learning woodworker.

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I Love Old Windows

How to age new wood to look old. Apple Cider Vinegar and some Steel Wool (I had no idea what 'grade' steel wool to get, so I got #0 and it worked great). The vinegar was $1.12 and the steel wool was $3.98, although I only used two out of the 20 or so pieces in there, so I'd say it cost 40 cents.