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bemyescape and periwinklepeach-
it looks much harder than it is. best way to do it is to dive right in! i would suggest getting a "practice" piece at first, that way if you really screw it up, its ok. take a lot of pictures during the strip down so you remember how it all goes together. use the old fabric pieces as templates to cut the new fabric and re-assemble. some require minor sewing, depending on the piece. if you know your way around a sewing machine, this shouldn't be too much of a challege! watch some youtube videos, read some tutorials on it and you'll be well on your way. its lots of fun too! hope this helps.

i also have a polypropylene rug, which, from what i understand, is similar to polyacrylic. I love my rug. As stated above, its virtually indestructible. Check overstock.com. they have a wide variety of great looking rugs for much much cheaper than 500 bucks! plus shipping is less than $3!! can't beat that...

where do the orange pendants come from in pic #2?

does anyone know where i can find that green and white rug in #6?? Thanks!

I live in Baltimore and it would be great to see those abandoned spaces put to use as anything other than an ugly board up. Not only are they health hazards with squatters and all kinds of stray animals living in them, but it is so much wasted space!! Baltimore is such a great city and these boardups are just an eyesore surrounding all our beautiful landmarks and history. I say bring on some skate parks and community vegetable gardens!