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Megan

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Replacing Broken or Missing Wood Appliques

by Megan / Furniture Projects

How to Fix Missing or Broken Wood Appliques Have you ever had a mystery piece of furniture find you at the exact right time? We had not planned to redo the half bath right away, Keep Reading

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My House: A Story of Love, Friendship, and Families

by Megan / My House

This is not your normal house purchase story, so stick with me here. When my oldest daughter was 4 months old, I met my future friend, Michelle, at a Mommy Support Group.  She walked into a Keep Reading

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Why Suburban "Dabbler"? When we bought our first house, I knew how to paint walls and that was about it. So I started dabbling with fixing things and doing home improvement projects. Over the years I learned a lot! While I still like to do a lot of different types of projects, I have become someone who is skilled at DIY.

I named the site Suburban Dabbler because I believe that from doing small projects here and there and learning a few new skills along the way, big changes can occur. I hope the tutorials will help you have the confidence to try some projects and eventually make big changes to your home as well!

Posts we love

Building a Toad Abode & “Pond”
Replacing Broken or Missing Wood Appliques
Building a Fairy Church

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megan@suburbandabbler.com
Suburban Dabbler Est. 2016