Drill a 5/8-inch hole about 2 inches deep at the marked points, insert the dowel, then fit the log sections together. Use wood shims if necessary to get the table to sit flat. Large logs stay put ...

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Do you ever wish you could serve high-style on a Dollar Tree budget? While some decor is beyond stylish, it can tend to run far from affordable. Well, thanks to the timeless magic of DIYing, one ...

A DIY expert has shared how to make a stunning table canopy for your Christmas dinner table and you probably have most of the materials lying around your house. Geneva Vanderzeil, from Brisbane, ...