Stylish DIY Minimal Dreamcatcher For Home Decor

Stylish DIY Minimal Dreamcatcher For Home Decor
Dreamcatchers are great for home décor, especially in summer but what if it doesn’t fit your minimal or modern interior? Then make a minimal version of it from thelovelydrawer.com! The supplies are 1 x large inner embroidery hoop section, 1 x small inner embroidery hoop section, 2 x white embroidery thread, scissors, a pencil, flexible... 
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Chic And Cheap DIY Lamp Makeover

Chic And Cheap DIY Lamp Makeover
If you have an old lamp and want to know how to renovate it, then this tutorial from aprudentlife.com is for you! Let’s get started. Before painting, remove the shade and tape off the electrical parts of the lamp. Paint the base and cover it with a clear lacquer spray to make it shine. Next... 
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11 Cozy And Super Easy DIY Pillow Dog Beds

11 Cozy And Super Easy DIY Pillow Dog Beds
We’ve already told you of creative pet beds suitable both for cats and dogs, and today I’d like to be more specific telling you of the easiest and cutest dog beds ever – pillow ones. A pillow bed is a great alternative to a usual bed, it’s mobile, washable and super easy to make, and... 
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Trendy DIY Color Blocked Stool Or Side Table

Trendy DIY Color Blocked Stool Or Side Table
Color blocking is one of the hottest trends everywhere – from fashion to home décor. We’ve already told you of some of such crafts, and here’s one more piece – a color blocked stool. The supplies are a mini stool or similar piece of furniture, paint of your choice, a paintbrush, painter’s tape, clear varnish... 
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Creative And Fun DIY Flamingo Wall Hooks

Creative And Fun DIY Flamingo Wall Hooks
We’ve already shared lots of wall hooks but flamingo ones? So creative! Awwsam.com presents this tutorial for such hooks, and the list of supplies is lawn flamingos, a wooden dowel, epoxy, dry wall screws 2″ long, a cordless drill, a coping saw and spray paint in whatever colors your would like to paint your hooks.... 
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14 Original DIY Pincushions For Sewing Addicts

14 Original DIY Pincushions For Sewing Addicts
If you can’t imagine your life without sewing, you definitely have lots of pins, needles and threads. To store your pins and needles with comfort the best way is to use a pincushion. Don’t have any? Then make a couple of creative pincushions – and here your imagination can go wild! I’ve rounded up the... 
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DIY Patterned Cork Boards For Pinning Your Stuff

DIY Patterned Cork Boards For Pinning Your Stuff
If you spend a lot of time at your desk, if you need a place to hang some pics and stickers for inspiration, make these cork boards from drawingsunderthetable.blogspot.ca. You’ll need old frames, painter’s tape, a cork roll, scissors, contact cement or other adhesive and spray paint. Take your frame apart and spray paint the... 
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16 Cool And Comfy DIY Serving Trays With Handles

16 Cool And Comfy DIY Serving Trays With Handles
Wanna serve a romantic breakfast abed? You need a good food tray with handles for comfiness in using! Marble, wood, plastic, old pallets and even doors can become a nice source of materials for such a craft. Take what you prefer and go sanding if needed and decorating it in various ways: painting, spray painting,... 
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DIY Pottery Barn-Inspired Inscription Doormat

DIY Pottery Barn-Inspired Inscription Doormat
This cool doormat was inspired by a Pottery Barn one but it costs less. Take a blank coir rug and use acrylic paint as it’s permanent so it works well for an outdoor and it’s also a flexible paint, unlike oil paint, so it won’t crack once dry. Use a ruler to mark the middle... 
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Cute DIY Fish-Shaped Cat Toy With Catnip

Cute DIY Fish-Shaped Cat Toy With Catnip
Every kitty needs a toy or two, and we’ve already shared some cool DIYs. Today we are sharing one more cool idea from dans-le-townhouse.blogspot.ca, prepare scrap fabric, fusible interfacing, thread, catnip (10-20 grams), a sewing machine, a needle and scissors. Cut out one of the lone cowboys, leaving enough fabric for a half inch seam... 
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