1 Safely remove the outlet or light switch cover from its socket and give it a thorough cleanse with a dampened rag.
2 Depending on your choice of material, take a piece and measure it to size.
3 Cut the piece of sticker, fabric, or paper according to what will be its end dimensions.
4 Apply it to the plate using Elmer’s glue.
5 Smooth out any air bubbles before allowing it to dry for at least six hours.
6 Pop the outlet or light switch cover back in its socket and enjoy your revamped wall accessory.

1 Measure the full length of the electrical cord you want to cover.
2 Cut out the necessary amount of fabric, leaving an extra half inch for the sewing part.
3 Sew the cover together to create a snug fit.
4 Clothe the electrical cord to protect it and prevent tripping.

1 If you don’t already have a mirror and some old, unused drawers somewhere in the house, then scout dollar stores for inexpensive alternatives.
2 Once you have all the materials, glue the mirror inside the drawer with the reflective side facing up.
3 Allow the glue some time to dry before incorporating the finishing touches.
4 Add decorative items to your new tray, for example, flower pots, candles, magazines, ceramic ornaments, or anything you'd like, really.

1 As a universal first step, measure and mark the exact position of the numbers with a ruler and pencil.
2 Stickers are the easiest alternative, as all you need to do is adhere them to the desired surface. However, they will also be the quickest to deteriorate or peel off.
3 Brass numbers are an elegant and more resistant option. You will need to screw them into the wall, door, or mailbox carefully and securely with a screwdriver.
4 If you are feeling artistic, use spray paint and number stencils to paint your own numbers in your favorite color. You can also try making patterns, and generally play around with this method.

1 Take the old ladder and give it a fresh coat of paint.
2 Let it dry overnight.
3 Apply sealant to strengthen the resistance of the piece.
4 Place your blankets and/or towels on the ladder's rungs.

1 Take the door out of its hinges and start working in a dry room with little or no foot traffic.
2 Cover the floor with plastic foil to protect it from any paint splatters or other such mistakes.
3 Give the door a good sanding down to remove any paint chips and other irregularities on its surface.
4 Grab your can of paint and the paintbrush and start coloring inside the lines.
5 Don’t go over the same spot too many times to avoid clumping.
6 Allow the freshly painted door to dry overnight.
7 Apply sealant and once again let it dry to prevent weather damage and wood decay.

1 Measure the new window shades to size to once again make sure they fit the frame.
2 Remove your old window shades from their hinges.
3 Make all necessary adjustments, but be careful not to damage the pre-existing structure.
4 After you've made sure that your window shades fit and match, install them into place.