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Alternatively, if you're outside of Europe, please select one of the following options: Please note, our website content is written in English. Thank you for visiting OKA.Please select the version of our website you’d like to view. United Kingdom - all prices displayed in pounds Rest of World - all prices displayed in poundsAdd a pattern to a basic rug. With some paint and dedication, you can make a basic, cheap rug look much more upscale. Craft a rope bowl. All you need to make a similar bowl is rope and a hot glue gun. Build a pendant chandelier. Believe it or not, this copycat chandelier achieves its ethereal beauty with pieces of wax paper (don’t worry, they won’t melt or catch on fire). Learn how to make it here. Sew a striped shower curtain. Make a nearly identical shower curtain by sewing together strips of basic cotton. Build a tufted headboard. While this project is probably not best for beginners, it’ll help you rest easy knowing you don’t need to drop hundreds of dollars on the headboard of your dreams.
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Monogram your dish towels. For the cost of a single monogrammed dish towel, add your mark to a whole bunch of ‘em. Build a rectangular headboard. Keeping eBay safe and building trust eBay Money Back Guarantee SquareTrade warranties on eBay Safety Tips When Buying a Vehicle Avoiding scams and reporting fraud VeRO - Protecting Intellectual Property Everything you need to know to keep safe when buying on eBay – what to look for in a seller’s Feedback, choosing the best payment method for you, understanding listings and descriptions and ensuring safe delivery. eBay Money Back Guarantee only covers eligible transactions that are completed ON eBay.co.uk and paid for with PayPal*. If a seller 'promises' you eBay protection or eBay Money Back Guarantee, but you aren't buying the item on eBay and/or the seller asks you to pay using another payment method, walk away. Learn more about avoiding fraud. A great deal that sounds too good to pass up
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