Lovely DIY Mini River Rock Fire Bowls

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Today is a foggy, cold autumn day and the image of a fireplace could warm up a little bit this atmosphere. Unfortunately I live in a block of flats and the idea of fireplace cannot be discussed in this situation. Perhaps those you live at the country side or have a house are luckier than me and can enjoy such a warm ambiance. Imagine yourself on a rocking chair near a nice fireplace which will remind you of those wonderful winter nights when you were reading a nice book or you were spending some beautiful moments with the members of your family, chatting or playing something.

DIY Mini River Rock Fire Bowls

It seems that a DIY project is my escape and can help me to warm up a little bit the atmospheres in my flat. It refers to some lovely DIY Mini River Rock Fire Bowls that are not so difficult to be done and can fit perfectly a romantic and any kind of décor.

DIY Mini River Rock Fire Bowls

Here are the materials that are necessary for this project: Sakrete Quickset Concrete, a bunch of rocks, a plastic bowl, a large canned good, chafing dish gel fuel pack, PAM cooking spray, a newspaper, plastic tub for mixing concrete, stick to stir concrete.The images will be also helpful and you will realize what an amazing thing you will be able to create.{found on b3hd}

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