DIY Hot Balloon Outdoor Lamp

DIY Hot Balloon Outdoor Lamp
Hot balloons are cool, and you can make such a balloon lamp for your garden easily. The supplies are round paper pendant lamp shade, rope, hot glue, super glue, 3 pieces waxed cord, printed fabric, fabric or washi tape, a Sewing machine. First, do a coil-and-glue maneuver, as shown in the first photo. Make sure... 
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How To Make An Outdoor Pallet Swing Bed

How To Make An Outdoor Pallet Swing Bed
We’ve already told you of outdoor furniture projects including beds, and here’s one more idea. To make this bed you’ll need pallets, 2 x 4 lumber, a drill, screws, a saw, measuring tape, rope, a mattress or cushion.  Measure the size of the mattress or cushion you’re putting on the pallet and figure out how... 
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Industrial Chic: 13 Awesome DIY Concrete Furniture Pieces For Your Home

Industrial Chic: 13 Awesome DIY Concrete Furniture Pieces For Your Home
Concrete is a fantastic material because it’s simple, durable and looks minimalist, plus you can give it any shape or color you like. Concrete furniture is not only a piece of industrial chic for inside but also a perfect variant for outside thanks to its durability and stability. Not only concrete planters are great but... 
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12 Cool DIY Rustic Furniture Pieces

12 Cool DIY Rustic Furniture Pieces
Rustic furniture pieces are ideal DIYs because they are usually made of rough wood, stone, pallets and other simple materials. Tables, rack, coat hangers, consoles and nightstands would give your space coziness and comfort. Rustic furniture with a slight shabby chic touch is right what you need to make your room cozier and the great... 
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DIY Beach-Inspired Candle Lantern

DIY Beach-Inspired Candle Lantern
Beaches and sea – that’s what inspire us these hot days! Let’s make a beach-inspired candle lantern, the supplies are a mason jar, Americana Decoupage, broken seashells or faux rock vase filler, a brush, twine, painters tape. To make the jars apply a generous amount of decoupage glue on the mason jar, working in sections.... 
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DIY Paper Foil Starry Lights For Outdoors

DIY Paper Foil Starry Lights For Outdoors
Getting ready for a cool outdoor party? Wanna impress your second half with romantic lights? We’ve got a great idea for you! Let’s make starry lights, and the supplies are foil or glitter paper, star punch, hole punch, string lights and hot glue. So, first punch as many stars as there are lights on the... 
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Exquisite DIY Shell Jewelry Holder

Exquisite DIY Shell Jewelry Holder
It’s so hot that all the thoughts are about sea and things connected with it. And sea shells are, of course, the inspiration of the day! You can make a refined jewelry holder in the style of the 1920s. You’ll need a big shell, sand paper, a brush, glitter nail polish, 3 brown pearls, pink... 
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DIY Night Lamp Of An IKEA Planter

DIY Night Lamp Of An IKEA Planter
If you want a delicate night lamp for a feminine interior, you can easily make one of a flower pot. It’s not necessarily a table lamp, it may be a beautiful wall lamp that won’t take any space. You’ll need SKURAR flower pots by IKEA, cool and refined, a lamp with a velcro, batteries to... 
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9 Awesome DIY Beach-Inspired Lamps

9 Awesome DIY Beach-Inspired Lamps
To create a beachy atmosphere, to remind of amazing holidays and feel at the seaside all the time you can just add some sea-inspired decor pieces, for example, cool lamps and lanterns. We’ve just found some cool tutorials for you, have a look. Driftwood is a great source of inspiration, and making a lamp of... 
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Handmade Cactus Jewelry Holders

Handmade Cactus Jewelry Holders
Jewelry storage is always popular and interesting to any girl, especially if it’s original and bright and not only a holder but also a decorative item. Let’s make a desert-styled jewelry holder, you’ll need polymer clay, a hot glue gun, a mini vessel, stones. Roll out your clay to desired shapes, for example, cacti and... 
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