I've just been thinking about how best to spend the rest of my weekend and thought that I might just go to the DIY shop tomorrow afternoon to pick up some supplies. I'm drafting together my first ideas of how to spruce up the house and I thought a trip to the DIY superstore would be a good starting point for inspiration. I'm thinking of improving my home with maybe some boring stuff like a new wardrobe built fromscratch, and while I'm there its almost inevitable that I'll buy some random things that I always seem to end up picking up in that crazy shop! Dog shaped bottle openers, windscreen wiping devices, and erm, Swedish meatballs! You name it, those Swedes must certainly love their DIY and property improvment as much as we do here in the UK.
Having recently moved into a new rented house and having little money of my own to spend, I have naturally begun to be been drawn to the great and wonderful (if not weird) world of DIY and home improvement in a (most likely vain) effort to make the best of my new home and garden. As many of you will know, the first steps in a new home can always be tricky and deciding exactly which jobs I could actually carry out on my shoestring budget and limited DIY experience was always going to be a daunting task. While my property is rented, I hope you enjoy my tips and advice for property improvement over the next few weeks,
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