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DIY Cut Out Travel Photo Display

DIY Cut Out Travel Photo Display
Have just come back from a cool holiday? Display your pics! Prepare a corded drill, a saw drill bit, plywood, tape measure and pencil, IKEA RIBBA frame, small screws, fine grit sandpaper, A3 sheet of printed photos. Take the backboard out of the frame, measure it, and cut the plywood to the same dimensions. Next,... 
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Fun And Bold DIY Emoji Cork Boards

Fun And Bold DIY Emoji Cork Boards
Emojis are cool and raise the mood! Let’s make these fun cork boards to inspire you every day. The supplies are cork trivets, yellow, red, black craft paint, a paint brush, scissors/craft knife, emoji print out. Print out your emoji on cardstock, cut out the eyes, heart etc to create your stencil. Paint the cork... 
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DIY DIY Kids Projects

12 Easy DIY Valentine’s Day Gifts For Kids

12 Easy DIY Valentine’s Day Gifts For Kids
Valentine’s Day is coming, and many of us already feel excited about it. If you have little ones, believe me, they are looking forward to it, too! We’ve already shared some cards to make with your kids and to give their friends, and today it’s all about favors. There are so many nice ideas to... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

Super Easy DIY Twine Photo Display

Super Easy DIY Twine Photo Display
This cool photo display won’t take you much time to make, you’ll need 2 – 1 x 1 x 94″ pine wood boards, twine, a staple gun, wood glue, kreg jig, optional, clothespins. Take your 2 boards and cut them into 2 sizes: 27″ and 68″. Once you have your 4 boards, it’s time to... 
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DIY DIY Furniture

DIY Mini Storage Cabinet With Reclaimed Wood

DIY Mini Storage Cabinet With Reclaimed Wood
This cute storage cabinet is pretty easy to make! Take wood and make small cuts with a miter saw, fill the door frame with reclaimed wood. Paint the frame with pure white DIY chalk paint, then sand and wax with Annie Sloan’s clear wax. Whitewash the rest with flat white latex. To build the frame... 
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DIY DIY Kids Projects

13 Creative DIY Valentine’s Day Cards For Kids

13 Creative DIY Valentine’s Day Cards For Kids
Valentine’s Day is one of the favorite kids holidays, and it’s not surprising. Parents often organize parties, and at school they have fun, too. Kids also need some favors and gifts to give to each other to show emotions and feel grown ups. Today we’ve gathered a bunch of Valentine’s Day cards that you can... 
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DIY DIY Furniture

DIY Bathroom Shelf From An Old Shutter

DIY Bathroom Shelf From An Old Shutter
You can easily turn a piece of wood that was left over to create a cool shelf. Prepare an old shutter, a piece of wood, brackets, hooks, black and white spray paint. Spray paint the wood black first so that the finish would look the same as the shutter after sanding it a bit. The... 
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DIY DIY Lamps

Comfy DIY Headboard Sconces To Make

Comfy DIY Headboard Sconces To Make
Headboard sconces are a great idea, especially for those who love reading in bed. Take the lamps apart and spray paint the parts the color you like. Take the wires out, paint the arm and then push the wires back through. This was kind of tough, but we were able to push it through. Figure... 
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9 Cute DIY Non-Flower Valentine Bouquets

9 Cute DIY Non-Flower Valentine Bouquets
If you are puzzling over what to gift for Valentine’s Day, consider sweets, chocolate or bouquets, the latter are traditional and suitable for everyone. Today I’ve prepared a bunch of DIYs of unusual bouquets that aren’t flower, they are made of various cuties. Candies, paper hearts or flowers, pompoms, cookies, balloons and many other pieces... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

DIY Faux Marble And Gold Canvas Wall Art

DIY Faux Marble And Gold Canvas Wall Art
Need a cool and trendy wall art? The supplies are 16″ x 20″ stretched canvas, marble contact paper, gold paint, a ruler or T-square, painter’s tape, scissors or an exacto knife / pencil. Tape off a portion of your canvas where you’d like the gold portion to be. Using whatever medium of gold paint that... 
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