How To Decorate A Laundry Basket

How To Decorate A Laundry Basket
Chevron is a cool pattern that can make anything look cool – from a planter to some walls in your house! If you have a boring laundry basket – why not make it amazing using this pattern? All you need is a laundry basket, a stencil and some spray paint of the color you want.... 
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Delicious DIY Coconut Lime Soap

Delicious DIY Coconut Lime Soap
We continue telling you of tutorials with the help of which you would be able to turn any shower or bath experience into a spa relaxation. For coconut lime soap you’ll need 15 oz. of coconut oil, 15 oz. of olive oil, 8 oz. of sunflower oil, 6 oz. of safflower oil, 14 oz. of... 
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How To Make A Patterned Bath Mat

How To Make A Patterned Bath Mat
Wanna make an original bath mat that would match your interior perfectly? Let’s do that! The supplies are a $1.99 white rug from IKEA, a stencil, paint, a sponge brush, stencil adhesive spray or plain spray adhesive. Take your stencil and spray your adhesive to the wrong side. Put your stencil to be happy with... 
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Homemade Mint And Cocoa Soap Bars

Homemade Mint And Cocoa Soap Bars
We’ve already told you of some amazing soap recipes with different ingredients and scents, now it’s time for a crazy mix – mint and cocoa! To make it you’ll need shea butter soap base, 1-2 tablespoons of cocoa powder, 1-2 tablespoons of chopped fresh mint, 6-10 drops of peppermint essential oil and a soap mold... 
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How To Make Polymer Clay Leaves

How To Make Polymer Clay Leaves
Let’s make some polymer leaves to use them for beautiful jewelry. You’ll need polymer clay fall or summer leaves colors, a roller, a texture mat, a leaf cutter. Keen the polymer clay and roll it into a sheet of 2 mm thick. Place it on the texture mat and roll a little bit again. Cut... 
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DIY Decoupage Eggs With Vintage Botanical Prints

DIY Decoupage Eggs With Vintage Botanical Prints
Do you like decoupage technique? There are so many cute things that can be made using it! To decorate Easter eggs using this technique you’ll need chicken eggshells, color copies of vintage botanical prints or printed sheet paper, an egg stand or candle holder, scissors, matte Mod Podge and a flat brush. Choose vintage botanical... 
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DIY Chalkboard Eggs To Give As An Easter Gift

DIY Chalkboard Eggs To Give As An Easter Gift
We’d like to tell you about one more original way to paint the Easter eggs. For it you’ll need chalkboard paint, a curtain ring, a skewer. So, start from cleaning and drying the eggs. Cover them with three coats of chalkboard paint – for this you’ll need a curtain ring to paint all of it... 
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DIY Easter Terrarium With Moss Rabbits

DIY Easter Terrarium With Moss Rabbits
This is a perfect Easter decoration and gift not only for adults but also for kids. For this simple Easter terrarium you’ll need a small glass vase, preserved moss, moss covered styrofoam rabbits, small fake eggs, dirt and toothpicks. Put some dirt into your vase and the preserved moss. Stick toothpicks into the bottom of... 
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All-Purpose DIY Butter To Take To A Trip

All-Purpose DIY Butter To Take To A Trip
We’ve already told you of some balms and lotions that would help you to preserve your beauty. This DIY travel butter would help you to keep your skin moisture in any conditions, so let’s get started. The supplies are a mini-sized can, coconut oil, pure shea butter and peppermint oil. All the ingredients are easy... 
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How To Make A Cat Face T-Shirt

How To Make A Cat Face T-Shirt
Are you a cat person? If you love cats, you may make a tee that would remind you of these sweet beasts. The supplies are a plain white t-shirt, black fabric paint, a sponge, a cat face stencil, freezer paper, scissors, painter’s tape. Place your cut-outs according to your stencil (you may download it), tape... 
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