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DIY door sign from IKEA chopping board.

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IKEA items used:
PROPPMÄTT chopping board

proppmatt-chopping-board
Photo: IKEA.com

You can find the DIY video at:

DIY door sign

DIY door sign

DIY door sign

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~ Børge Selbæk

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4 Responses

  1. Perhaps there is only one person that lives in that home and perhaps they meant exactly that “this is my home”… Showing the possession of the home to a singular Selbaek.
    Also.. Since they are the one that has to look at it daily why do you care if they didn’t do it properly?
    Their house- Their sign- their right to have the apostrophe where ever – when ever…
    I think we all can find a lot of other things to concern ourselves with… And no, I could care less if any of this is grammatically correct so please don’t tell me if it is not. Thanks’

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  2. I love it! Especially the black and white version.
    Looks like it was taken straight from a comic book.

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  3. Don’t do that. Don’t use an apostrophe (indicating a singular possessive in this family’s case – their what?) when you just mean there’s more than one Selbaek in residence. And if you want to indicate the family’s possession of something (a pool or a dog?) the apostrophe would go behind the ended ‘s’ anyway.

    Other than that, well done!

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    1. Exactly!! Unless they’re trying to say that it’s “The Selbaek’s house”? But we both know they’re not.

      Apostrophes, people. Use them correctly.

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