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"  If you have fond memories of your children playing on a backyard playset, there&amp;#039;s probably a deserted one taking up valuable real estate in your backyard. Because of their size and safety regulations, these structures are often difficult to donate. Which is why we were thrilled when reader Cindi Blair sent us photos of her playset-turned-storage shed DIY project. &amp;quot;The conversion was a gradual process that I completed all myself over time,&amp;quot; she wrote. &amp;quot;All materials used were reclaimed, reused, or salvaged.&amp;quot; We&amp;#039;re very impressed with Blair&amp;#039;s handiwork. Her former playset is now a pretty and practical place to store materials for her sign business:  Do you have a project you want us to see?Send an email with details and photos to: shareit@goodhousekeeping.com. We may show off your hardwork on our site. Photos: Cindi Blair NEXT: 3 Years of Renovations Saved This 189-Year-Old Home \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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