Ceiling fan repurpose

Ceiling fans are a huge thing where we live. The summers are hot and humid and we've grown so accustomed to running them (even in the winter sometimes) that when one breaks, it's no small thing. When the inevitable happened at our house last year, a trip to Lowe's was top priority and my electrical-bent husband had us up and running again in no time. #ad

Planter From a Ceiling Fan Housing. Need to remember this when my parents replace their ceiling fans

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If your fan breaks down, don't toss the blades or the hardware. Instead, create a coat rack using the upcycled ceiling fan blade hardware.

Looking for budget-friendly Christmas DIY decor idea? Make this painted snowman on wood decoration. Easy step by step tutorial.

Here’s a farmhouse windmill sign you can make in an afternoon. Perfect for an empty spot over the mantel or the bed.

I had initially wanted to buy a new ceiling fan for our living room, until I got the idea of just giving it a nice update/refresh. Our house has all the farmhou…

Don't toss out that ugly old ceiling fan. Create something totally new!

The thing is- nothing is useless if you got imagination and ideas. Now, scroll down to check out ceiling fan blade art ideas.

Sometimes, one can do the prettiest things for the house or the garden with objects that have been lying around the house for ages and that we never thought could have another use but to go in the trash.