Punch Pins

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After cutting out these fresh (and free!) printables, adhere them to clothespins using double-sided tape and apply magnet strips to the back side. The cheery colors and shapes make even your grocery list seem exciting.

Form and Function

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Thrift store frames come to life when spray-painted in your favorite hues. Add magnets to the back, and use some to frame up kids’ artwork, and add chicken wire to others. Clip photos and reminders with clothespins to create an upcycled command center.

Smart Boards

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A fridge door is the perfect place for helpful lists and cute notes, but you don’t have to coat the doors in chalkboard paint to get this look. You can choose a wood blackboard panel secured with really strong magnets.

Bold Impessions

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These pretty magnets come together quickly with air-dry clay, cookie cutters, and whatever rubber stamps you like — from the cheeky to the ornate.

Metallic Chic

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Your fridge door doubles as a glam gallery wall when you turn picture frames into gilded photo decor. The magnets should have a strong pull so the frames stay right in place.

Photo Finish

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Combat unruly fridge clutter by displaying photos in a neat, polished grid. These little photos are sure to cheer you up every time you head to the kitchen.

Alpha Bling

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Make a fridge full of plastic magnetic letters a tad more grown-up by covering the primary colors in gold spray paint. Despite how it looks on the cap, the color and sheen are perfect.

Fridge Flora

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Hollowed out corks find new life  when made into petite succulent pots. Cheap magnetic tape affixed to the back of each creates an easy-care floating garden.

Winning Tins

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Give pretty spice or candy containers a new life in seconds by turning them into refrigerator magnets. Place a small, powerful magnet inside the back of an empty tin, which makes the tin itself magnetic.

Painting Ideas

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Another way to decorate kitchen cabinets, fridge door and small kitchen appliances is creating modern kitchen decorations with an old technique of painting bold images or attractive patterns on surfaces.

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Here’s a great list of the top 10 things you can be working on to boost that equity. I know that one of the biggies when selling a home is having an inviting entry way/door. Love the purple door pictured above but may be a bit overtop unless you have the right house for it.

Here’s the article to get you started brainstorming your next DIY…

Yahoo – 10 DIY Ways To Boost Home Value

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1. EEK!

Hey There Home makes this quirky little ‘Eek!’ sign that is easy to recreate and will add a perfect charm to your front door. Although, this could be used anywhere in the house!

2. Eyeballs

Over at Country Living, you’ll find this eyeball wreath that will have all the kiddos giggling. This one will be fun and easy to put together too!

3. Witchy

House Beautiful made a witch-inspired piece of door decor and it’s like a work of art. Recreate this scene for yourself over the weekend!

4. Monster

Turn your front door into a monster! Design the face with some help from the family and be extra festive this year! (via)

5. Oogie Boogie

Practically Functional used some inspiration from The Nightmare Before Christmas for this piece of door decor. Learn how to create vinyl decals right at home!

6. Cobwebs

HGTV shows off this fun and easy way to decorate the front door. A bit of cobweb inspiration and ghostly spirits are found here.

7. Moon

A simple, personalized moon could work too. Check it out over at The 11 Best and start creating your own tonight!

8. Spider Web

Today’s Creative Life took a ceiling medallion and transformed it into something completely new! This spiderweb design is modern and perfect for welcoming in guests throughout the spooky season.

9. Ribbons

Gra yourself some ribbons and get started on this project from A Pop of Pretty tonight. This one is a bit more girlish and charming, so your little gals will love to help out!

10. Chalkboard

The Lady Bird Blog made a chalkboard coffin that you can decorate any way you’d like. You can get really creative with this one!

11. Candy

Cherished Bliss made something with candy in mind! Which is perfect, since Hallowen is all about the goods you’ll get trick-or-treating!

12. Jack Skellington

If you’re a fan of Halloween, then you’re definitely a fan of Jack Skellington. Learn how to make this A Nightmare Before Christmas star the focus of your front door now! (via)

13. Birds

Whether bats or birds, you can too create this sweeping design outside your own home. Catch all the details at House Beautiful.

14. Mummy

Country Living makes a subtle, mummy-inspired wreath that we’ve fallen in love with. It’s so simple and clever, it’ll be a décor hit in the house.

15. Pom-Poms

Over at The Things She Makes you’ll learn how to make a Halloween-inspired décor piece with the help of some pom-poms. It’s so fun and festive!

16. Ghosts

The 11 Best showed off this adorable ghost piece. It’s quite easy to recreate with a little imagination too!

17. Sugar Skull

Maybe you like to celebrate “The Day of the Dead” instead of “Halloween.” If so, you’ll definitely need this sugar skull project from The Crafted Sparrow.

18. Broom

The Rehomesteaders decorated this front door with a broom. Paying homage to the season with this subtle, witchy piece!

19. Tape

Good Housekeeping took some washi tape and did some damage with this one. Grab your extra scrapbooking supplies and get started!

20. Ruffled

Good Housekeeping also showed us how to make one of these light, ruffled wreaths. With some homage paid to the candy corn classic, it’s a pretty one!

21. Eyes

And if you visit Good Housekeeping just one more time, you’ll find this cutie waiting for you to recreate. The entire family will surely get a kick out of it!

22. Googly Eyes

Here’s another one that includes some extra eyeballs. This too is easy to make and fits perfectly in with the spirit of Halloween. (via)

23. Jack-o-Lantern

Woman’s Day shows off this mini pumpkin patch and we’re swooning. It’s quite a romantic, yet festive, way to decorate for Halloweentime.

24. Tulle

House Beautiful gives us another great project for the season. But this time you’ll need some tulle to start it all!

25. Candy Corn

Country Living took some classic candy corn and made it the star of the show. It’s vibrant and it’s super easy to whip up.

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