DIY Wooden Wall Hanging For Home Decor

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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8 Awesome DIY Toy Storage Units For Every Nursery

8 Awesome DIY Toy Storage Units For Every Nursery
If you have little ones, then probably lots of toys are lying all over your home. Make a couple of cool boxes for your kids to store their toys and they will be a nice addition to the nursery decor while teaching your kid to keep it tidy. A box is one of the most... 
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DIY Ruby Bird On A Window Holiday Wreath

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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DIY Faux Taxidermy Ornaments To Make With Kids

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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13 Fun And Cheerful DIY Owl Crafts For Your Kids

13 Fun And Cheerful DIY Owl Crafts For Your Kids
Owls are so cute! These wise birds are in trend because they are nice and kind. Make a couple of cute owls for your kids and look at their happy faces! Of course, the first idea that comes to mind is an owl toy from plush or felt. If you have a baby, then a... 
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Simple DIY Geometric Wreath With Faux Greenery

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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DIY Floating Fall Leaves Garland For Home Decor

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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8 DIY Eye-Catching Cranberry Decorations For Winter And Christmas

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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Easy And Quick DIY Blue Mountains Paper Mobile

Easy And Quick DIY Blue Mountains Paper Mobile
Need an art piece for a plain wall? Here it is! The supplies are white paper, blue acrylic paint, water in a metallic bowl, black paper, string, a branch and washi tape. Put a little of the acrylic paint into the water bowl and stir well. Cut triangles out of the white paper and dip... 
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Easy To Make DIY Metallic Birch Coasters

Easy To Make DIY Metallic Birch Coasters
Natural decor is always in trend! To make these cool coasters you’ll need slices of birch wood, polyurethane spray, metallic acrylic paint, paper towels and a stir stick. First, you’ll want to mix up your paint. Mix a ratio of equal parts of paint and water. You want the paint to be diluted when you... 
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