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7 responses to “Recycled Magazine Plant Stand: Easy DIY”

  1. Rain Daye

    Really tacky looking but a sure conversation-starter.

  2. mableruth

    I have done this with the Readers Digest and it work very well also. I is little stiffer than regular size magazines. I do not think it looks tacky. Unless you are right up to it all you are likely to notice is the bright colors. Anyway, no one loses any point for being frugel.

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