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This works wonderfully for those cold nights when nothing keeps the chill away. You know, when you look at the framework and there's ice all over it.. This shade will also keep out those weird noises that wake you up at all hours of the night. Double insulated and overlapping rolls This type of s...
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DIY Roman Shade Insulates a Chilly Window

If one of the windows in your house or apartment lets in far too much cold, noise, or light at night, thin store-bought curtains won't do much to block it off. A thick-but-manageable Roman shade might be just the solution.

One Instructables user lives where it gets cold enough that "when you look at the framework ... there's ice all over it." To kill the drafts, and block out some light and noise, they created a fold-down Roman shade, made of a fleece throw that was warm but not so heavy as to be an annoyance to hoist back up in the morning.

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Building IllyClock - an alarm clock in a coffee can
The purpose of this project is to build an alarm clock similar to the one presented in the video below. Beside the enclosure, the original feature of IllyClock is showing the time in colors: 3 hours before wake-up time, color changes from green to orange; 1 hour before wake-up, t...
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Build a Cold Frame with Recycled Materials
Cold frame gardening is a simple way to extend your harvest season, allowing for fresh crops year-round. The structure consists of a bottomless box that sits on the soil and a glass "light".  Construction is easy--the cold frame can be made using salvaged wood and old storm windows.  Gather Mate...
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Leather Steampunk Top Hat
If you've got some basic leatherworking know-how and need a spiffy hat for your steampunk getup, give this one a try.  It took me 3 hours of construction and alteration on day 1, and 2 hours dyeing and finishing on day 2. materials From your leatherworking tool kit: rivet setter hammer kni...
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