DIY DIY Decorations

DIY Wooden Heart And String Valentine’s Day Art

DIY Wooden Heart And String Valentine’s Day Art
We’ve already told of Valentine’s Day art pieces, and here’s one more great idea that Lizmarie blog shared with us. You’ll need a wooden heart, white and grey paint, pins and pink string. Paint the wooden heart white. After the white dries, stencil your initials in gray shimmer. After you do the stenciling, hammer push... 
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11 Colorful DIY Patchwork Quilts And Blankets

11 Colorful DIY Patchwork Quilts And Blankets
You may ask: why are patchwork pieces so awesome? I’ll answer: first, they are colorful and vivacious, second, you give a new life to old fabrics and clothes, third, they are rather easy to make even if you don’t have sewing skills. That’s why today I decided to attract your attention to the patchwork quilts,... 
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DIY Furniture

Small DIY Hanging Bathroom Shelf

Small DIY Hanging Bathroom Shelf
If you want to make an easy and quick bathroom shelf, this tutorial is right what you need. Atilio blog shared a wonderful and super easy idea of a small yet functional bathroom shelf to make, and it doesn’t require any special skills.The supplies are a drill, scissors, a plank, rope, two hooks and four... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

Super Easy DIY Valentine’s Day Garland

Super Easy DIY Valentine’s Day Garland
Valentine’s Day is coming, it’s so close! I’m sure that you’ve already begun preparing for it, making decorations and buying gifts. I’d like to share a cute and easy idea of a Valentine’s Day garland, and you’ll need just sweet little heart bags and red yarn. Lay out the yarn to the length you want... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

5 DIY Chalkboard Kitchen Backsplashes to Make

5 DIY Chalkboard Kitchen Backsplashes to Make
Painting with chalkboard is an awesome way to give your space some interactivity and functionality in a way. Chalkboard paint is rather cheap, and you can even make your own one, plus such a surface is easy to clean or repaint – that’s ideal for such a space as kitchen where you constantly cook. We’ve... 
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Furniture renovating

DIY Photo Decoupage Renovation Of An Old Sideboard

DIY Photo Decoupage Renovation Of An Old Sideboard
If you have some old furniture and want to refresh it, there’s a great crafty idea. The supplies are a blue print copy of a photo you love, scrap paper, Royal Coat Decoupage Finish, foam brushes and an X-Acto knife. First, create a pattern for your furniture piece onto scrap paper. Use this pattern to... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

DIY LED Light Arrow For Home Decor

DIY LED Light Arrow For Home Decor
Dark days make us want extra warmth and light. This light arrow will give you necessary light and your interior – a cool twist. You’ll need a pattern, board / MDF / plywood, a jigsaw, a drill, LED lights, cardboard and a staple gun. Begin by tracing the pattern on the wood. Cut it out... 
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9 Creative DIY Seed Starters And Starting Systems

9 Creative DIY Seed Starters And Starting Systems
Spring is not only time of sunlight, birds and green bulbs, it’s also the time of gardening. I know that you, garden fans, are already preparing seeds to start, and I’ve rounded some cool seed starters special for you. The easiest and very Easter-like idea is to take empty egg shells, fill them with soil... 
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DIY DIY Accessories

Easy DIY Ring Dish With A Holder

Easy DIY Ring Dish With A Holder
We’ve just told you of a ring dish, and here’s one more idea – a ring holder, so comfy in using! You’ll need ⅜” wooden dowel, cut to 3″ long, industrial-strength glue, a dipping bowl, gold spray paint, painter’s tape and purple spray paint. Adhere dowel to the center of bowl using industrial-strength glue. Allow... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

DIY Sliced Birch Branch Placemat

DIY Sliced Birch Branch Placemat
We’ve just told you of cool spring placemats for special occasions and not only, and here’s one more idea that wasn’t included in the list. To make these birch placemats you’ll need birch or other type of tree branch, a miter saw or small handsaw, a ruler, burlap, 1 yard, scissors and hot glue. Use... 
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