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Navy Cabinets – Popular Cabinet Color Trend

August 29, 2020 by Rachel Lynn 6 Comments

white kitchen with navy island and brass hardware

Have you been thinking about a dream kitchen full of navy blue cabinets? Maybe you are but you are still on the fence waiting to see if the trend will last. Well, you can get off that fence now because navy cabinets are here to stay!

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How To Properly Clean a Knife Block

July 18, 2020 by Rachel Lynn Leave a Comment

top view of knife block

If you google “how to clean a knife block,” probably the first few articles that will pop up will say to wash it in soapy water, and/or soak it in a bleach solution, followed by a sink rinse. Please do not do that! It will totally ruin your knife block!

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How to Build Cabinet Boxes

January 10, 2020 by Rachel Lynn 4 Comments

base cabinets being built and installed

One of the easiest, and yet scariest DIYs, is to build cabinet boxes. There are so many different techniques that are used to build cabinet boxes, and every builder will have a preference. I frequently get questions pertaining to my method of choice. So, today I am going to go over the two most common ways on how to build simple cabinet boxes for both the upper and lower cabinets. I promise, they really are not difficult to make. So, jump right in and try it yourself!

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Remove Microwave Burnt Odor When All Seems Lost

September 1, 2019 by Rachel Lynn 2 Comments

how to remove burnt odor from microwaveYes, this is going to be one of those posts where I tell you a story. But storytelling is sometimes the best way to relate a solution. This particular story is about the time that my son nearly destroyed a very expensive microwave, and what I did to save it. So, if you need to remove burnt odor smell from your microwave and it seems like all is lost, take a deep breath and let me tell you how I saved our smelly disaster.  

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How To Cast Concrete Serving Trays

July 5, 2019 by Rachel Lynn 2 Comments

Cast Concrete Serving Tray - sectional trayThere are so many materials out there that a person can utilize to create furniture, decor, and accessories. Wood is just one of my most favorite. However, I also enjoy casting concrete. Now, with concrete stepping out of its contemporary/modern label and making its debut into the world of farmhouse/chic and rustic/refined, I thought this would be a good time to incorporate some projects. Specifically, I wanted to start by showing you how to cast concrete serving trays.

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Hi & welcome to my blog. I'm Rachel - Southern gal, DIY addict & Organizing fanatic; Woodworking enthusiast, Mom of two, Wife of one. :-) Read Rachel's Story

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