Bleaching baskets diy

Shiny, orange-y wicker baskets are a common find at thrift stores, but there’s an easy way to make them look more modern.

I thrifted these 1980’s woven nesting heart baskets for $5 last week and challenged myself to upcycle them for chic Valentine décor this year! I wanted to lighten the wicker/rattan so I decided to bleach them – did you know you could do that?! How To Bleach Wicker Baskets 1. Place wicker item in a sink […]

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I'm trying to remain humble about this but you guys, I saved a life. That's right, just last week an old basket of mine was destined for a landfill or a

Want to change the color of a wicker basket to update the color to one that is trending in decor? It is easy to do with this transparent painting technique that will make the basket still look natural.

Make a brown basket look like a French antique basket using paint and stain with my easy step-by-step tutorial. Outdated baskets can be found at yard sales and thrift shops, and with a little paint in about 30 minutes you can completely transform them into a beautiful antique basket. No one will ever know it's not real.

Old tired baskets?? Add a little paint for a brand new look. Here are several simple basket makeover ideas to get started!

I am almost done with our Master Bathroom Makeover. I wanted to have a laundry basket that would look good. You know how much we love DIY Projects around here, so when I didn’t find anything that I liked at the stores I came up with my own. You can use this same Laundry Basket …

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