Whether you're planning a major renovation, decorating for the holidays, or caring for your family, these practical tips from The Home Depot will bring out the DIY in you.

Spruce up your home with this easy and affordable decor addition.

Make permanent marker stains on walls a little less permanent by priming and painting the stained area.

Organize your tools with a simple pegboard storage solution.

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Instead of bouquets, try using potted spring flowers for your special-occasion centerpiece.

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Construct wooden platforms for the beanbag tossing game of cornhole, a guaranteed backyard crowd-pleaser.

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Give classic Adirondack chairs an elegant, distinctive look with a simple coat of paint.

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Prevent small sidewalk and driveway cracks from turning into big headaches with a simple caulking technique.

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Give worn tile surfaces a fresh, clean look by replacing the grout that anchors them.

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Display cupcakes, vases, plants, or other decorative objects on easy-to-make wooden stands.

See the Video from the Show: February 24, 2011

Make the lighting in your home adjustable by replacing traditional light switches with easy-to-install dimmers.

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Give your kitchen a fresh look by replacing old cabinet knobs and pulls.

See the Video from the Show: January 31, 2011

Lower home energy bills by replacing your old thermostat with a new, programmable Energy Star model.

See the Video from the Show: January 27, 2011

Properly hang any object on the wall by choosing the right wall anchor for the job. On the show, TV art department carpenter Sean Ennis joined Martha to go through the various types.

See the Video from the Show: January 14, 2011

Prevent home fires by using a combination fire/carbon-monoxide alarm and being mindful of candles, furnaces, and other sources of heat. John Drengenberg, consumer safety director for Underwriters Laboratories, joined Martha to share simple fire-prevention tips.

See the Video from the Show: January 6, 2011

Put together a last-minute gift for any handyman (or handywoman) with a box full of essential, affordable tools.

See the Video from the Show: December 23, 2010

Give artificial Christmas trees a nature-inspired look by displaying them in easy-to-make birch stands.

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Add a festive touch to your home during the holiday season with seasonal small plants like the Norfolk Island pine or miniature cypress and rosemary trees.

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Keep gift-wrapping supplies organized and easy to find by storing them in a customized portable wrapping pail.

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Ensure a bevy of birds at your backyard feeder by choosing the right seed and keeping materials in tip-top shape.

See the Video from the Show: November 24, 2010

Prevent Christmas ornaments from slipping off branches and breaking by using wire to hang them, instead of manufacturer-provided hooks.

See the Video from the Show: November 19, 2010

Create extra space for Thanksgiving meal guests with a layer of large plywood atop your table. To ensure everyone's safety, make sure to provide proper support for the wood and protection for your table surface.

See the Video from the Show: November 10, 2010

Save energy this holiday season by decorating with LED lights: they use up to 80 percent less electricity than standard bulbs and last up to 10 times longer. If stored properly, the same strands can brighten holiday decorations year after year.

See the Video from the Show: November 4, 2010

Keep kids safe this Halloween by adorning their trick-or-treat bags with creative shapes made of reflective tape.

See the Video from the Show: October 28, 2010