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Win Hobbycraft voucher with bedroom storage maker |
I have a rather exciting new competition for my readers and it involves HobbyCraft! I know exciting right! The lovely people over at Bedroom Storage Makers want to know your top tips and tricks for upcycling or revamping your home.
For me, plain boring wooden storage boxes have the most potential, especially if old and dated as these can be covered in chalkboard paint, comic book pages or one of my favourites - Harry Potter pages and give you that new WOW factor again.
Do you have a clever use for old jam jars, toilet rolls or milk bottles? Here's how you could win £25 to spend at Hobbycraft:
Let me know your tips/tricks for upcycling or revamping your home. You can either:
Leave a comment on this blog post
Leave me a comment on this post on my
Facebook page
Tweet me
@RachaelJessBlog with
#RJRevamp or
Drop me an email
mail@Rachaeljess.com
Lots of choices but only 1 entry per person, please.
I will update this post with my favourite tips by 31st July, and from that list choose my overall favourite. That tip will then be added to Bedroom Storage Maker's blog and not only will you be credited for your tip but you will also receive a £25 Gift Voucher - how does that sound?
Look forward to reading your tips, good luck xoxo
My favourite tips from my readers :
Cate: I upcycled some milk cartons and bottles in to this water wall for the kids
Jennifer:
My tip would be to use keep old clothes to make into new things. Baby clothes make gorgeous quilts... I still have the maternity dresses that I plan on using to make some nice dresses for my daughter.
Esther: My tip is to salvage fabric squares from old clothes- baby clothes are nice as they have sentimental value, and upcycle them into new blankets and cushions
Natasha:I love using toilet rolls in crafts. I have made some toilet roll kids candles, I have used them as seedling trays. But my favourite thing I have made with them was my toilet roll advent calendar.
Jennie: My latest up-cycle project has been painting used car tyres with bright masonry paint and then stacking them up as plant fillers and birdbaths.
I wish I had more vouchers, there were so many great tips, but my favourite thrifty up-cycling tip is:
I use old clothes to make cushions or toys for cats and
donate them to an animal sanctuary
Congratulations Jenni, you've won yourself £25 Hobbycraft voucher.