DIY Geometric Pendant Light Fixture Of Straws

DIY Geometric Pendant Light Fixture Of Straws
Remember we told you of cool geometric lamps to make a statement? Here’s one more idea from PearlsAndScissors blog that hadn’t been listed. Prepare cocktail straws, crafting wire, a wire cutter, scissors, thick felt and glue. You’ll need 18 long straws, 12 half straws, and 12 quarter straws. Be as precise as possible with the... 
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6 DIY Geometric Jewelry Dishes, Trays And Bowls

6 DIY Geometric Jewelry Dishes, Trays And Bowls
I know that you, girls, have lots and lots of jewelry just like me. It’s time to make a pretty and stylish storage for your favorite accessories! Continuing the theme of geo pieces, I’ve prepared a bunch of tutorials of geometric jewelry storage items. The easiest idea is to take or make a simple dish... 
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DIY Cardboard And Thread Letters For Home Decor

DIY Cardboard And Thread Letters For Home Decor
Letters and quotes are always great and trendy for home décor, and today we’ll make a special decoration with copper-colored thread that LookWhatIMade blog had shared with us. You’ll need yarn in different colors, a cutter, cardboard, paper. Draft on the computer the word you would like to make. If you’re happy with how it... 
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DIY Glitter Gold Phone Case In 5 Minutes

DIY Glitter Gold Phone Case In 5 Minutes
Wanna get a glam phone case? Let’s do it! The supplies are a clear phone case, decorative paper, scissors, a pencil and an exacto knife. Trace a template using the phone case and trim the sides of the paper to fit into the case threw off the placement of the hole for the camera. A... 
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9 DIY Geometric Furniture Pieces For Trendy Home Décor

9 DIY Geometric Furniture Pieces For Trendy Home Décor
Geometric décor rules the world as it helps to accentuate barely any interior and is very versatile. Today we’ll see how to renovate different furniture pieces in a geometric way to make your interior cool. The first way is to take you item and paint it with some geometric pattern: chevron, triangles, squares and so... 
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Eye-Catching DIY 3D Origami Wall Art

Eye-Catching DIY 3D Origami Wall Art
Do you like origami? I do because such pieces look very eye-catching, so if you like it, too, let’s make a cool 3D origami wall art that GatheringBeauty Blog had shared. The supplies are paper, 120 10 x 10cm squares, scissors, Pva or Elmer’s Glue, a paintbrush, some tape, a mounting board or a frame.... 
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Colorful And Glossy DIY Marble Coasters

Colorful And Glossy DIY Marble Coasters
Here is a colorful coaster project that has endless possibilities as the coasters come out completely unique each time. You’ll need sculpey oven bake clay, an X-acto knife, a rolling pin or clear jar, a large can, jar or stencil to trace, Gold Liquid Gilding and small paintbrush, glaze to give the final product a... 
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11 DIY Geometric Lamps To Make A Statement

11 DIY Geometric Lamps To Make A Statement
Geometric items are extremely popular for home décor because they can polish any style and work great for both masculine and feminine spaces. A geometric lamp is a cool way to make a statement in any space, from a dining room to a home office. You can take metal tubing or some pipes and create... 
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DIY Gilded Marble Hexagon Serving Boards

DIY Gilded Marble Hexagon Serving Boards
Need serving boards for a party? Let’s make a couple of stylish ones! You’ll need polished hexagon marble tiles, clear adhesive bumpers, liquid gold leaf and brush with painter’s tape. If you’re planning to go au natural with your color scheme, literally all you’ll have to do for this DIY project is stick the little... 
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Easy DIY Wood Burned Photo Frames

Easy DIY Wood Burned Photo Frames
If you have a couple of photo frames and want to get something original, there’s a way! Prepare natural wood frames, a wood burning tool, pliers, a metal ruler and a pencil. To create a polka-dot effect, use the standard round attachment that comes with your wood burning kit. You can freehand your design or... 
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