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We all know there are many ways to improve the flooring in your house. We’ve covered wooden pallet flooring, cordwood flooring, and even 3D painted floors. Ashley, from Domestic Imperfection, has given the internet world an awesome DIY for making a type of flooring we have never seen before.
Best part is, she did the entire 10’ x 12’ room for only $80. How did she do it? She used the following materials:
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They chose to tear it randomly for a more organic shaping, similar to stone. Ashley and her son balled them up and straightened them back out to give them the stone like, textured effect.
I bet the “project manager” loved this part. The mixture was 50% water and 50% Elmer’s glue.
When they came back to check it, this was the result.To fix this, they added another layer of stain on top, and another layer of polyurethane.
For a further detailed account of this project, and an opportunity to ask Ashley questions about the process, check the DIY here.
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