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Chelsea McDonnough

Chelsea McDonnough

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Blogger, Two Twenty One

Indianapolis

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Total articles 12

  • Ways to Upcycle Those Empty Wine Bottles

    By Chelsea McDonnough| Better Homes & Gardens Verified Don't throw away that empty wine bottle! There are plenty of genius ways to extend the life of that empty bottle of Chardonnay. By Chelsea McDonnough August 20, 2018 If you think about it, an empty wine bottle is basically free glass for you to use as you please. Well, it wasn't completely free -- you had to pay for the bottle and the wine that came in it.

    By Chelsea McDonnough · Better Homes & Gardens

    Apr. 15, 2020

  • Christmasy Front Doors That Bring the Charm

    By Chelsea McDonnough| Better Homes & Gardens Verified Showcase your Christmas spirit from the front door with ideas from these charming doors. By Chelsea McDonnough Looking for a creative Christmas wreath this year? Put an old sled to use by securing it to your front door. Greenery, some ornaments, and festive ribbon enhance the holiday look. To keep it from scratching your door, use self adhesive furniture pads on the metal runners. Round out your Christmasy entryway with greenery, some birch logs and branches, and ornaments.

    By Chelsea McDonnough · Better Homes & Gardens

    Dec. 13, 2019

  • Ways to Upcycle Those Empty Wine Bottles

    By Chelsea McDonnough| Better Homes & Gardens Verified Don't throw away that empty wine bottle! There are plenty of genius ways to extend the life of that empty bottle of Chardonnay. By Chelsea McDonnough August 20, 2018 If you think about it, an empty wine bottle is basically free glass for you to use as you please. Well, it wasn't completely free -- you had to pay for the bottle and the wine that came in it.

    By Chelsea McDonnough · Better Homes & Gardens

    Apr. 15, 2020

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Two Twenty One

Indianapolis, United States