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Thrift Deluxe by Josh Spear

word-belt-hires.jpg Thrift Deluxe is a contemporary and non-commercial DIY online resource that provides simple directions for inexpensive projects to make your own lamps, vases, bowls, belts, and more. I wish they had more projects, but a few of the ones they do have are very good. They've got a little key ranking projects by cost, time, and difficulty.

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This entry posted on 28 February 2005 at 7:31 AM
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