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9 DIY White Clay Christmas Ornaments To Try

I love crafting with white clay! It’s kinda making cookies and adding patterns to them but such a piece will last longer. Roll the clay thick enough not to break and take cookie cutters to cut curious shapes. To make various patterns you can take cable knit, doilies, leaves, herbs and other things you like...

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Updated on: 20 November, 2024

Kate

Cute DIY Felted Wool Snowball Garland

I love everything soft and cozy for the winter! And do you? If you do, then you just need to make this awesome garland. To make this felt Christmas craft, purchase roving felt in your chosen color, and a roving needle, then follow the tutorial below. Bunch wool to form a ball, hold loose end...

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Published on: 19 November, 2015

Kate

11 Fun DIY Feather Decorations For Christmas

If you think that feathers suit only fall decor, you are wrong, feathers are amazing for any season, including winter. Peacock feathers can add color to any decoration – a place card, a garland, a wreath or an ornaments, just attach them to a string, wreath form or put inside the ornaments. Ordinary bird feathers...

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Updated on: 20 November, 2024

Kate

DIY Mini Mountain Paintings For Easy Home Decor

This project is dedicated to filling the plain walls, and it’s the best way for those who love painting. After you find a landscape photo you’d like to paint, follow these steps. Don’t worry about painting it perfectly, the less neatly you paint the better it will look! Paint the sky a light color (add...

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Published on: 16 November, 2015

Kate

DIY Wooden Wall Hanging For Home Decor

This wooden wall hanging is a nice idea to fill a plain wall. Prepare 34 large wood craft sticks, craft paint in a couple of colours, wool felt approximately ” x “, wooden dowel, string, hot glue, a utility knife. Paint a few craft sticks in the colours you have chosen. Use an utility knife...

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Published on: 16 November, 2015

Kate

DIY Ruby Bird On A Window Holiday Wreath

This beautiful holiday wreath won’t take you much time to make, you’ll need 4 long pieces of wood , 1 piece of birch, 1 piece of flat tree bark, 1 cardinal, various types of evergreen, pine branches, etc, floral wire or nail gun, fishing line, garden scissors, ⅛” drill bit and drill, chalkboard paint and...

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Published on: 13 November, 2015

Kate

DIY Faux Taxidermy Ornaments To Make With Kids

These fun Christmas ornaments are perfect to make with kids! Prepare plastic shopping bags, masking tape, acrylic paints, paintbrushes, scissors, glue, pipecleaners, a cereal box, wood slices and yarn. First, determine what kind of animal you are going to make. Start by forming a head shape with your plastic bag. You want to use a...

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Updated on: 30 March, 2016

Kate

Simple DIY Geometric Wreath With Faux Greenery

These unusual wreaths will be a nice touch for any modern or minimalist space, they are very eye-catching and look like no other. Prepare wire wreath frames, metallic gold spray paint for metal surfaces, a hot glue gun, faux greenery, clear adhesive hooks. These project is two easy steps: first, spray paint the wire frames...

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Published on: 12 November, 2015

Kate

DIY Floating Fall Leaves Garland For Home Decor

Fall leaves are an affordable and cool material to use for fall and Thanksgiving crafts. Let’s make an easy garland! The supplies are 12-15 leaves, copper spray paint, wall tacks, fishing line or clear thread, scissors and measuring tape. Place leaves in a well-ventilated area and lightly coat with a layer of spray paint. Allow...

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Published on: 12 November, 2015

Kate

8 DIY Eye-Catching Cranberry Decorations For Winter And Christmas

Cranberries are traditional for Christmas, and we often include them into the festive menu, so why not use fresh berries for decor, too? Cranberries can be easily incorporated into any kind of decor: garlands, wreaths, small wreaths for place cards, cneterpieces and ornaments, and foodie decor has alwasy been in trend. Making little garlands is...

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Published on: 11 November, 2015

Kate

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