I was so pleased to see it was an easy project and something I could do in an afternoon ... got to love those! I am planning on heading to our local Lowes tomorrow and surprising Ryan ... I just don't know where to put it. It would look great in a bathroom, mudroom or outdoors!
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Here are the project details, but check out the website for the tutorial.
Skill level: Beginner
Rough cost estimate: $40*
Rough time estimate: 3 hours
Lowe’s List
MATERIALS
1 (2- x 5-foot) roll of white nonadhesive shelf liner (#174006)
1 bag of black polished stones (#139477)
1 bag of white polished stones (#33909)
1 bag of pea gravel (#92130)
3 tubes of clear window/door silicone sealant (#47970)
TOOLS
tape measure
utility scissors
permanent marker
caulk gun
*Does not include applicable taxes, which vary by market, or the cost of tools.
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4 comments:
I want that. BAD!!
I'm with Cody! I want that .. really bad!
Can we add this to things to do when Natalie moves to Columbia file?! Sounds like a great Saturday project.
Miss you!
Love this mat!
It'd be perfect at the front door too!
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