Even if you don’t have a zipper, you can repair a fly so that you can still close it.
Posts Tagged ‘repairs’
Replacing a zipper on blue jeans – Part 1
Given what it costs at the tailor’s to get a zipper replaced, it’s a skill that is worth knowing.
Saving the Least Worst – Blue Jeans, That Is
A good pair of blue jeans is worth patching and saving.
Relining a coat – Part 3
Relining an old coat, the finish.
No chix-sicles at Chez Siberia
Time to move the chickens inside for the winter from their outdoor pasture traveling pens.
Stucco Repair With Caulk
How to repair stucco and get an almost invisible result.
It’s Curtains For You, Bub..
Another way to freshen up a living space: enhancing curtains.
Basic Entrepreneurial Rules Still Apply: Find a Need and Fill It
Small business success stories: it’s still all about ‘find a need and fill it.”
Update on the House Rehab
The last little bit of rehab in our house.
DIY: Sometimes Saving $$ Means Doing What You Are Good At – Not Trying to Do What You Are NOT Good At
Sometimes, to save money on a DIY project, it’s better to be honest with yourself about what you are good at doing (and will turn out well) and what you are not good at doing. Then find someone who will do the ‘not good’ stuff for you.
Kitchen Counter Economics is a community where we can share ideas on how to save money, live more sustainably, and gain control over the stuff of daily living for ourselves and our families in the current economic environment. This started as a series of diary postings at the 
