Thinking about purchasing an historic home? Learn about the charm and challenges of owning and restoring these unique properties.
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Home Decorating, Repairs, and Ways to Recycle.
Resilient to abuse and versatile by nature, ‘Cast’ iron was so named because it is made by ‘casting’ (pouring) molten iron into a mold. The 1830’s through the middle of the 1850’s was a period when cooking vessels – and the stoves on which to cook with them – were made of cast iron, and made in abundance. Fanciful castings were also in great demand during this time for windows, furniture and lawn decorations.
Create a cozy and stylish bedroom with the right bed pillows. Learn how to layer your bed for a personalized and inviting look.
Create a cozy reading nook the whole family will love. Tips and ideas to transform unused spaces into comfortable and inviting reading areas.
With the right supplies and a few good tools, you can tackle small improvement projects with confidence and ease.
Uncover the secret language of fans in Victorian times. Learn about the meanings behind various fan movements and gestures.
Wood treatments, paint, or other chemicals may not be your best answer when it comes to preserving wood outdoors. Learn why wooden pagodas built in the far east lasted for centuries.
Why you should have more than two sheets sets.
Family road trips can be fun, but can also be stressful. These tips focus on the parent side of the equation.
4 Additives to Avoid and 6 Great Ways to Freshen The Air Naturally
Bring the comfort and style of your indoor living area outside. Learn how to create an extension of your home for outdoor dining.
Learn how to wash jeans effectively and make them last longer. Discover tips to prevent color loss and keep your jeans in great shape.
36 tried and true tips to show him just how much you really love him.
Choosing gift ideas for friends in hospital is easy with our top tips. You can create a gift from any budget that will make your friend or relative’s stay comfortable and colourful.
Properly stored and cared for, the value of vintage fabrics will go up over time and can be used for garments and quilting years from now.