Penny wall

When I bought my house there was one of those old yucky ovens from the 70's with the high top. I replaced it and now there was just wall behind my stove. So I decided to do something that I, personally, could put up myself. A penny wall! #diy #diyhomedeco

Emma Cox, 37, from Lincolnshire, revealed how she transformed her kitchen walls using nothing more than 6,500 pennies, adhesive and grout.

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Hello, Friends! Today I'd like to share with you a grand, diy project recently completed in the home of Scott and Jessi Locke. It was Scott's idea to transform this simple, breakfast nook wall... photo by J. Locke into this... photo by J. Locke A fabulous wall of pennies! It all started with mdf (according to Wikipedia is denser than plywood. It is made up of separated fibres, but can be used as a building material similar in application to plywood. It is stronger and much more dense than…

How about a real penny tile installation with real pennies! We offer high quality handmade tile sheets of 224 random US pennies attached to mesh, ready for installation. A unique copper coin mosaic tile sheet made in the USA. Check our tile sheets made with real pennies.

Penny wall...I would like to do this to the top of a bar in the game room

Thinking about doing this in my kitchen. Grouting and sealing will be a necessity.

After installing a stamped and colored concrete driveway in Minnetonka, Minnesota, Matt Villella of Concrete Science in nearby Corcoran was approached by his client's neighbor and complimented on a job well done. As luck would have it, during the conversation the man asked if Villella did epoxy work. He said yes and the talk turned to something the man had always wanted: a wall-to-wall penny floor.

We've all seen it. It's all over Pinterest and all the rage right now... Penny Projects! The first image I saw was of people "tili...

i knew even before we bought our house that i wanted to put a penny tile floor in somewhere. as in real pennies. we had seen a floor like this at the standard grill in new york and thought it was really pretty and on a small scale wouldn't be hard to fabricate. so i saved a bunch of pennies, made a template, bought some mesh backing for mosaic tiles, glue that could hold metal and started making sheets of tile. then we just installed them directly over the existing ceramic tile in the…

Hello, Friends! Today I'd like to share with you a grand, diy project recently completed in the home of Scott and Jessi Locke. It was Scott's idea to transform this simple, breakfast nook wall... photo by J. Locke into this... photo by J. Locke A fabulous wall of pennies! It all started with mdf (according to Wikipedia is denser than plywood. It is made up of separated fibres, but can be used as a building material similar in application to plywood. It is stronger and much more dense than…

DIY Penny Floor Project: photos, materials, and step-by-step how-tos. Have you ever seen a floor made entirely of pennies? You've gotta see this!

These penny-pinching creative ideas will have you pouring out your change jars and emptying all your pockets. After all, a penny saved is a penny to CRAFT with!

How to “Tile” a Floor with Pennies It’s common for people to save their pennies in a jar or a piggy bank. Others leave dropped pennies on the floor of their house so they always have mo…

Penny stairs!

We all have one somewhere in our home, the infamous loose change pile. Yours might be between the seat cushions, in a jar, or in a ceramic dish, tossed in a junk drawer, in a cup in the laundry room, or in a piggy bank. My six year old is always rummaging through the bottom ... Read More about 17 Penny Projects

Bathroom Remodel, Part 2 This is a continuation of Part 1 of our bathroom remodel. We are jumping right into this. The room has been cleared, all the sheetrock, mud and paint work has been finished, and the floor has been cleaned as much as possible. I have my pennies ready - 255 pennies/square foot, requested from my bank in increments of $25 dollars. Now its time to make the floor suitable for tiling. I will give you a list of tiling supplies at the end of this post. I'm not giving it now…