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Tutorial – How to Make a Plush Toy

Revenue Robot — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 12:32:46 +0000

The Computer Arts magazine is so resourceful when it comes to showing you how to design and make your own trendy things. Such as their tutorial on how to make your own plush toy. Pretty much you use a simple digital process and a variety of sewing techniques to make your own soft toy character… Similar Posts:

Orlando’s IKEA Anniversary Coupons and Specials

Revenue Robot — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 05:03:45 +0000

I recieved an email from IKEA announcing their 1 year anniversary celebration! The email included coupons (shown below) that allow you to save money and get something for free. The discounts and freebies are only for this Friday, Saturday and Sunday (Nov.14-16, 2008). In addition the IKEA coupons are only for the Orlando Florida IKEA store.

In order to get the terrific IKEA savings simply click the image and print out the coupon but, don’t forget to take it with you in order to get the freebie and discount.

They are also having a special that is Friday Only… The first 100 people in line at IKEA Orlando on Friday, November 14, 2008 will receive a free POÄNG armchair! please note as stated: Armchair giveaway for adults 18 years and older. One per person.

And get this…! The first 50 people 100 people in line at IKEA Orlando on Saturday, November 15 and Sunday, November 16, 2008 will receive a free mystery IKEA Gift Card. The Mystery IKEA Gift Card giveaways for adults 18 years and older. One per person. IKEA Gift Card values vary from $10-$250.Similar Posts:

IKEA Laminate Flooring Installation update

Revenue Robot — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 00:58:17 +0000

Well I mentioned about a month back that I was only 85% complete with the installation of my IKEA laminate flooring. As of this past weekend I have completed about 98% of the full floor installation. I’ve added the baseboards and finished painting the walls. The only 2% of work I have left is connecting the area where the laminate floor hits the tile or carpeted areas (which shouldn’t be too bad).

My experience with the installation of the SLÄTTEN IKEA laminate floors was pretty good. However, I over bought when it came to the boxes of laminate floor planks. I purchased 28 boxes and only needed 15 + 1 for later use if needed. So I ended up having to return the other 12 boxes which wasn’t too bad.

When it came to the padding under the laminate floor I opted for Fiberboard… the NIVÅ Floor liner. Only for the simple fact that I recently put in laminate floors in my home office and used foam padding under the laminate flooring and in my opinion the foam padding made my floor echo a bit more.

Below is a video that I found to be a bit detailed on how much work goes into installing IKEA laminate flooring the Do it Yourself way. Looking to buy some IKEA Laminate Flooring for yourself..? Get a $500 Gift Card to shop at IKEA!

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My Installation of IKEA Laminate Floor Process

Revenue Robot — Mon, 12 May 2008 01:35:05 +0000

As I mentioned before I’m in the process of installing IKEA Laminate flooring (link). I started the DIY process this past Friday night (May 9th). Below are the steps that I’ve taken so far as well as what I have left to complete the job… I’m probably about 85% complete with the laminate floor installation project.

Step 1.) I moved as much furniture out of the room. [complete]
Step 2.) Pull up the base boards around the room. [complete]
Step 3.) Pull up and cut the carpet into sections small enough to place into large trash bags. [complete]
Step 4.) Pull up and cut the carpet padding into small enough to place into large trash bags. [complete]
Step 5.) Tape board spacers onto wall to guide the laminate wood along the wall (seen in photo w/blue tape). [complete]
Step 6.) Place installation / padding board onto floor then tape them together. [complete]
Step 7.) Start to lay down laminate flooring from one side to another and cut where needed. The angle in my living room suck to cut as well as around door ways! [incomplete still needs about 1/4 of the room to fill]
Step 8.) Place the trim /border along the bottom of the floor. I’m going to go with a 4 inch version this time. The previous owners had the cheap 2 inch stuff throughout the whole place. [incomplete]

To fully complete steps 7 & 8 I must continue my IKEA laminate floor installation project next weekend. So be sure to check back next weekend to catch a glimpse of the completed laminate floor.Similar Posts:

Awesome Art of Dan McCarthy

Revenue Robot — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 02:41:52 +0000

Here are some intense drawings / artwork done by an artist by the name of Dan McCarthy. Below are a few of the designs I like from his site. You can visit more of his work at his website located at: DanMCCarthy.org

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Create a Hero Version of Yourself

Revenue Robot — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 07:29:46 +0000

I was bored at work the other day so I decide to do a little search on creating different things online when I stumbled across this site that allows you to create a Super Hero version of yourself. You can visit the site here! Its a great way to kill some time when you are bored.
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A list of 40 Modern Prefab Homes

Revenue Robot — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 19:04:00 +0000

I’ve always loved the way contemporary Prefab homes looked. I’ve even wanted to tear down my current house to put up a Prefab home. But. I don’t think the neighbors would like that too well. So what I’ve done is created a list of a few sites I visit to catch up on the latest designs of Prefab homes. So that way you too could fall in love with a better way of living.

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Awesome DIY Contemporary Paintings

Revenue Robot — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 21:24:00 +0000

While surfing the net and looking for some easy (DIY) Do it yourself stuff i came across this site Instructables.com The site is pretty interesting because it has a LARGE variety of things you can do at home to spice up you home or office as well as other easy to do things. Well one thing that caught my eye was the way this person created his own IKEA (which is soon coming to Orlando) style pictures.

which are almost like the ones that they sell in Urban Outfitters as well. I bookmarked the site and plan to try this myself. If you think this is a good idea you should bookmark it as well. Other resources can be found at… MonkeyStump.comSimilar Posts: