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Sep
30
The Spray Paint Queen recently remodeled her kitchen and replaced all of her outlet covers. What a fun way to recycle those old covers! I can see many possibilities with these covers that make perfect little frames.
See the outlet covers turned swag on the Spray Paint Queen.
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What an absolutely genious way to upcycle the outlet covers!
LOVELY!!! I’m SO doing this!!!! they sell bags of 4 or 5 of these at the thrift store for less than $5 .. i’ll use acrylic rather than spray paint though.. SO CUTE!