Posts by Robert Kline Art
03
Sep
Building a Portable Folding Workbench with Integrated Tool Storage
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Robert Kline Art
As a craftsman, my workshop is my sanctuary. It’s a space where creativity flows and projects come to life. But what about those times ...
03
Sep
Creating Unique Living Wall Art with Air Plants
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Hey there, art enthusiasts! Robert Kline here, your trusted guide in the world of handmade crafts. Today, we're diving into a project ...
03
Sep
The Art of Making Scented Candles at Home
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There's a certain magic to candles. They flicker with a gentle light, cast captivating shadows, and fill the air with evocative scents....
03
Sep
DIY Hair Gel: Ditch the Chemicals and Embrace Natural Styling
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Remember those days slathering on store-bought hair gel, oblivious to the concoction of chemicals it contained? I certainly do, and le...
03
Sep
The Ultimate Guide to Making Delicious and Refreshing Fruit Ice Cubes
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Hey there, fellow art enthusiasts! Robert Kline here, and let's be honest, who doesn't love a refreshing drink on a hot day? Today, we...
03
Sep
Build Your Own Solar Food Dehydrator: A Comprehensive Guide
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For decades, I've been fascinated by the simplicity and effectiveness of solar food dehydration. It's a natural way to preserve nature...
03
Sep
Craft the Perfect Homemade Fruit-Flavored Gin Gift
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As an artist, I believe in the power of handcrafted gifts. There's a certain magic in pouring your heart and soul into creating somethi...
03
Sep
The Easiest DIY Scarf Hanger for Your Closet
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As an artist, I love expressing myself through fashion, and scarves are a big part of that! But keeping my scarves organized used to f...
03
Sep
Craft the Perfect DIY Photo Ledge: A Step-by-Step Guide
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Have you ever stared at a blank wall, longing to infuse it with personality and warmth? Photos have a magical way of achieving just th...
03
Sep
Why I Don’t Have a Backyard Zip Line (and What You Should Consider Before Building One)
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As a kid, I spent countless hours exploring the woods behind my house. Those 20+ acres of towering pines and winding trails were my own...