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DIY Halloween: Boarded up windows

This is a great, and green, way to decorate your house for Halloween. Almost everyone has a few pieces of scrap wood that they could use to make some scary looking boarded up windows.

I first measured my windows and made a frame out of 1"x2" furring strips. The "boards are scrap 1/4" plywood left over from building the coffin. I arranged the boards around the frame until I thought it looked good. I then screwed all the boards down to the frame

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Posted by: christian on October 15, 2008 at 5:35 AM

I guess with all the foreclosures in the housing crisis, someone had to do a reMAKE, right?

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