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“Normal” people often ask me, “Cathy, could I make it if I’m not genetically predisposed to being a Realtor as you were?” Heredity did play
Nothing beats upcycling something you’d normally discard, like a tree stump, into something beautiful and useful. This is especially true when it can be used to complement your living space. Below you’ll find photos taken by some DIY folks who created a variety of items from their tree stumps.
Turns out nature’s leftovers can be creatively transformed into amazing additions outside or even inside the home. From furniture to decorative pieces, the possibilities seem to go on and on. So if you want some good ideas for adding some rustic style to your home, you’ll love these images.
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