The Daily Build #37| A Curated Bulletin

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The Daily Build

Without a doubt, we're in awe of how active and fertile the steem platform is, in less than a month, we've had hundreds of users using our tags, and over 300 accounts holding our Build token on Steem engine. It is for this reason we've designed The Daily Build --- It will serve as a daily bulletin of manually curated articles and projects that use our recommended tags: #diy, #build-it, #how-to, #doityourself, #build.

Making Home Made Christmas Decorations

@artonmysleeve

The weekend was too cold to take the kids out so we decided that we would do some crafts instead. While we were shopping we picked up some cardboard letters from Hobbycraft and decided to decorate them for our Christmas tree.

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Remembrance garden build - part one

@vcclothing

So we have decided to build a Remembrance garden in our back yard. It will be a place where we can reminisce while caring for some beautiful plants.

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ATTACHING A CATTLE PANEL TO A RAILROAD TIE

@papa-pepper

On our homestead, some of our fences call for attaching cattle panels to railroad ties, and in this video I share two methods that we came up with.

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Bozzlife: Home automation inspired by @steevc

@bozz

Back when I was a younger man than I am today, I purchased an IBM computer from my employer at the time; Radio Shack. I remember even with my discount it was insanely expensive and I think I probably opened up a Radio Shack charge card to get it.

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#needleworkmonday christmas fabric ornaments PART II

@brittandjosie

We went to the special fabrics market in Utrecht, I think I blogged about it before. It was together with the sewing class and our group of couples for clothing. That's a yearly outing we do the first weeks of November. We have a list of all haberdashery. And we all get it there because there are the specialists.

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