The Unexpected Way To Reuse Packing Paper Around The House
Looking for ways to reuse packing paper left over from parcel deliveries or a house move? This eco-friendly cleaning trick is super simple and budget-friendly.
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Stories By Jessica Steinhoff
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Meet The Stunning Birch-Tree Cousin In Martha Stewart's Hedge Maze
Martha Stewart's enormous hedge maze is a stunning gardening feat as lovely as a work of art. This birch-tree cousin is the key piece!
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Keep Craft Essentials Decluttered & Organized With The Help Of A Clever Kitchen Gadget
Crafting supplies are notoriously difficult to organize, but with this simple hack, you can create your own easy storage system with just a few items.
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The Best Time Of Year To Buy Quality Bedding & Bath Towels At Lower Prices
High-quality linens are an expensive, but worthwhile, investment. Luckily, you can save some serious cash by taking advantage of yearly white sales.
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Turn A Juniper Into A Bonsai Tree With Martha Stewart's Tried-And-True Method
Learn how to turn a juniper into a stunning bonsai tree with Martha Stewart's proven method. Discover tips for creating your own beautiful bonsai masterpiece.
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How Martha Stewart's Gardener Makes Gorgeous Terrariums Out Of Stunning Dishware
Discover how Martha Stewart's gardener creates breathtaking terrariums using beautiful dishware. Explore tips and techniques to elevate your plant arrangements.
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Martha Stewart's Secret To Maintaining Tropical Plants In The Winter
A lot of plants can't survive the winter outdoors. Here's how Martha Stewart takes care of her tropical plants during the cold-weather months.
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The Essential Gardening Tip That'll Ensure Healthier Snowdrop Flowers Next Season
Dainty snowdrops are a delight to observe in the garden, but once the blooms fade, it's important to follow the right steps to ensure they'll return next year.
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Cover Up Your Basic Outlets With A Cute Solution That Adds Whimsy To Your Space
Turn your wall outlets into charming fairy doors with this DIY home decor idea. They can be themed to look like wood, stained glass, or whatever you want.
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The Native Berried Tree You'll Want To Grow For All Of Its Benefits
This tree is native to North America and yields delicious berries that you won't usually find at the grocery store. Here's why you should grow it in your yard.
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How Martha Stewart Propagates Begonias To Grow More Beautiful Plants
Begonias come in all kinds of colors and styles and are easy to propagate. Martha Stewart explained the method she uses for these plants in her greenhouse.
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Make Strong Nontoxic Craft Glue With These Common Kitchen Ingredients
The cost of craft glue can quickly add up if you use a lot of it. Instead, try this recipe for homemade glue with ingredients you already have.
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Upcycle Old Bottle Caps To Make A Unique Laundry Basket From Repurposed Materials
Find a use for those old bottle caps you've been meaning to recycle by turning them into a laundry basket. This unique DIY is super fun and easy,
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The Unexpected Decluttering Method That Calls For A Little Bit Of Chaos
This method of decluttering a room or your entire home may seem a bit unorthodox, but sometimes you need a little chaos to organize the mess.
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The All-Natural Way To Get Rid Of Ground Ivy And Keep It From Coming Back
If you find ground ivy creeping into your yard and don't want to use chemicals to get rid of it, there's an all-natural way to remove it and keep it away.
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