12 DIY Scandinavian Fall Crafts For Home Décor

12 DIY Scandinavian Fall Crafts For Home Décor
Fall is here and if you haven’t added any touches of it to your home, maybe this roundup will help you. Today it’s all about Scandinavian fall! Scandinavian décor is simple, monochromatic, natural and very cozy. That’s why for Nordic fall décor you can make some decorations of natural wood, for example, a candle holder... 
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DIY Back To School Party Decorative Sign

DIY Back To School Party Decorative Sign
Have your kids already gone back to school? You may bring this school spirit to your kitchen making this sign. All you’ll need are some letters, school supplies (pencils, erasers, and glue sticks), and a hot glue gun. After you’ve gathered your supplies, the first thing you’ll want to do is lay out the school... 
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8 DIY Fall Tablecloths For Holidays And Not Only

8 DIY Fall Tablecloths For Holidays And Not Only
Are you ready to greet fall at home? Have you added some cozy autumn touches to your space? Today we offer to start from your dining zone or kitchen as it’s one of the most important spaces at home – he you have meals. Make a cool fall table runner or maybe a tablecloth that... 
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Cute DIY Acrylic Felt Succulents

Cute DIY Acrylic Felt Succulents
Succulents are everybody’s love today! If you don’t want to buy them or are not ready to take care of a terrarium, make felt ones and enjoy! You’ll need acrylic felt, acrylic paint, a paint brush, scissors and a glue gun. Cut the felt into long rectangles and trim to look like a succulent leaf.... 
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Beach-Inspired Decor: DIY Coral Of Wire

Beach-Inspired Decor: DIY Coral Of Wire
Have you just returned from a vacation? Are you missing summer already? This coral décor piece is something that will bring a taste of vacation, beach and sea breeze to your space! You’ll need some wire, a glue gun, pliers, acrylic paint, a brush, and a piece of wood. Let start with the red one:... 
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DIY Studio Note Roll Board For Working Spaces

DIY Studio Note Roll Board For Working Spaces
Pinboards are amazing to leave notes and some small stuff, and today we offer you an alternative for any working space (and your kids will be amazed!) – a note roll board. You’ll need a note paper roll, rope or cotton twine, 2 pieces of copper pipe slightly longer than your paper roll, a piece... 
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8 DIY State-Shaped Decorative Items

8 DIY State-Shaped Decorative Items
Many Americans move to other states to study, work or just live. If you left some state, or your family or beloved lives there, why not highlight this place making some eye-catching art piece? Chalkboard pieces always look very original, so buy some paint and cut out your state stencil. Wood boards are ideal to... 
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15 DIY Cloud-Inspired Crafts For Home Décor And Not Only

15 DIY Cloud-Inspired Crafts For Home Décor And Not Only
Clouds are so dreamy! They always make me think of dreaming and then sleeping on cloud nine! If you like clouds like me and want to add some romance to the décor, why not make some decorative item yourself? You can paint some fabric using a stencil and upholster almost any furniture piece you want:... 
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8 DIY Room Dividers For Loft-Like Spaces

8 DIY Room Dividers For Loft-Like Spaces
Today loft-like spaces are very popular because they take advantage of the whole space and make it bigger. But dividing into zones is necessary anyway, so let’s see what room dividers we can make ourselves to do that. Building screens or dividers is rather easy and doesn’t require special skills, especially if you choose simple... 
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DIY Anthropologie-Inspired Mirror Of Birch Plywood

DIY Anthropologie-Inspired Mirror Of Birch Plywood
This mirror was inspired by a piece from Anthropologie. To make a similar one you’ll need 1/8 inch birch plywood, wood glue, clamps. The first step for the mirror was to get the edging that would go directly on the mirror. Use string and a screw to draw a circle on the birch plywood. Once... 
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