Fun DIY Key Holder With Wooden Beams

Fun DIY Key Holder With Wooden Beams
If you have a problem of disappearing of keys every time, you need a key holder, and here’s a good idea! The supplies are a square wooden bar, 5 natural wooden beads of different sizes, 5 black wooden beads, cord, 5 key rings, some white acrylic paint, fine sandpaper, scissors, brushes, a ruler, a lighter,... 
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8 DIY Valentine Signs For Outdoor And Indoor Décor

8 DIY Valentine Signs For Outdoor And Indoor Décor
A sign is such an amazing decoration! Budget-friendly, simple, cute and suitable for all the spaces and for outdoors. Let’s make a sign for the coming Valentine’s Day. Grab a couple of pallets (or any other recycled wood) and let’s get started! You can paint it white, pink or red or any color you prefer,... 
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11 Pretty Valentine’s Day Candleholders And Votives

11 Pretty Valentine’s Day Candleholders And Votives
Candles create really a special atmosphere absolutely everywhere, and they are especially important for Valentine’s Day as there’s no romance without candles. You can take a couple of candles and romantic candleholders to make a cool centerpiece or a just decorate your home. Hearts are very actual for romantic décor, so you can just wrap... 
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Creative And Easy DIY Beeswax Candles

Creative And Easy DIY Beeswax Candles
Beeswax sheets make a great alternative to your standard jar candle and the honeycomb pattern is so pretty! These would make a lovely handmade gift for friends or neighbors. You could also make them into several sizes and decorate your dinner table with taper candles. To make them you’ll need beeswax sheets, cotton wick, scissors... 
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20 Romantic DIY Valentine’s Day Art Ideas

20 Romantic DIY Valentine’s Day Art Ideas
Valentine’s Day is coming in a month, and it’s time to make some cool decorations. Today I’ll tell you of some awesome art pieces for this holiday, they are so amazing that you can leave them for the whole year round. Hearts are in the limelight, so most of art pieces are with them. Cross-stitched,... 
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DIY Heart Marquee Light In A Box

DIY Heart Marquee Light In A Box
Marquee lights are stunning for home décor and for special occasions. Today we offer you to make marquee lights for Valentine’s Day, that blog poofycheeks shared with us. The supplies are a heart shaped paper mache box, marquee lights, paint, a paintbrush, scrapbook paper, Mod Podge, an exacto knife, scissors and a hot glue gun.... 
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DIY Stick Heart For Valentine’s Day Decor

DIY Stick Heart For Valentine’s Day Decor
Getting ready for the most romantic holiday of the year? I’ve got a pretty and absolutely free idea for you, that domesticallyblissful blog shared with us! The supplies are sticks, a hot glue gun & glue, white acrylic paint, water, a paintbrush, a small bowl, twine and Krylon Glitter Blast Diamond Dust – optional. First,... 
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DIY Golden Valentine’s Day Votives

DIY Golden Valentine’s Day Votives
There’s just a month left before the most romantic holiday of the year, and it’s time to start making decorations. For these pretty votives you’ll need small glasses, gold spray paint, washi or painters tape, alphabet stickers. Thoroughly clean and dry the glasses. Wrap washi tape around the outside of your glasses. The washi tape... 
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13 Creative DIY Valentine’s Day Decorations

13 Creative DIY Valentine’s Day Decorations
We got used to banners, garlands and wreaths for Valentine’s Day décor but how about being more creative? Today we’ve rounded up some cool DIY decorations that are really original and cute. Hearts are actual for Valentine décor, so you can make awesome heart mobiles, or frames with hearts of different materials: buttons, cardboard, yarn,... 
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DIY Emroidered Metal Candleholders

DIY Emroidered Metal Candleholders
Got a couple of cool candleholders that you want to refashion? Let’s turn them into unique ones embroidering them! You’ll need colorful embroider threads of your choice (better contrasting ones), a needle and candleholders, the main condition here is that they had little holes in them, so you could embroider with a needle. If the... 
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