Military diy

After getting into GORUCK a few years ago my collection of patches started growing and ended up just being stored in a box. I wanted a way to see and display them. There are a lot of options out there now to buy a pre made patch board but it is really inexpensive and easy to just make your own from a frame. Mine ended up pretty large at 2' x 4' because I just used a frame I already had but any frame will work as long as it has a cardboard piece inside. Here is the final result with some of…

Simple DIY project that takes less than an hour to complete. Supplies: -Plastic army men (I picked up 2 bags of green plastic army men in the dollar section in Target.) -Simple lamp base & shade (I bought a cheap and simple lamp base and shade from Walmart.) -Light bulb -Blue tape -White gloss spray paint Once you have the supplies, creating the lamp is super simple. Hot glue the men to the base, starting from the bottom and work your way to the top. Try to arrange them in an interesting…

RePurposed dated sewing machine cabinet and rolling tool cart/cabinet. Now a Military themed desk and nightstand

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A U.S. Air Force airman has taken a crafty approach to repurposing outdated military attire into wreaths ahead of Christmas, and now she has more orders

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