DIY DIY Decorations

DIY Frozen Olaf Salt Dough Ornament

DIY Frozen Olaf Salt Dough Ornament
Salt dough ornaments are easy and creative, you can even make them with your kids. This one is inspired by Olaf from Disney’s Frozen. The supplies are 1 cup of salt, 2 cups of flour, 1 cup of water, ribbon, a permanent marker. First you’ll mix your flour, salt, and water in a mixing bowl.... 
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Easy DIY Christmas Paper Garland

Easy DIY Christmas Paper Garland
Preparations for Christmas are right on top now, and paper ones are the most budget-friendly and easy to make. For this paper garland you’ll need 120gsm paper, scissors, a glue stick, twine, a cutting Mat and a box cutter, a paper Christmas pattern. Print the Paper Christmas Pattern. Trace the shapes onto paper. To make... 
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15 DIY Acorns And Nuts Crafts For Fall And Thanksgiving

15 DIY Acorns And Nuts Crafts For Fall And Thanksgiving
Acorns and nuts are ideal natural decorations for fall and for various holidays because they are almost ready – just give them some glitter and voila! Today we’d like to tell you how to create a festive fall atmosphere using them. Take nuts and put candles inside, then put them into a big bowl –... 
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DIY Thanksgiving Frame Of Paper And Cardboard

DIY Thanksgiving Frame Of Paper And Cardboard
Thanksgiving isn’t far, so it’s time to think over some cool décor ideas. If you have a mantel, make it cozy giving it a Thanksgiving look. So, let’s get started. Cut the words Give and Thanks. Cut feathers for the wreath. Cut the feathers from multiple patterned craft papers. Cut a wreath shape out of... 
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11 Easy DIY Ombre Christmas Decorations

11 Easy DIY Ombre Christmas Decorations
Christmas and New Year decorations are one of the hottest themes right now, and today I’ve rounded up some crafts for those who like subtle décor – the article is all about ombre. The easiest way to add ombre touches to your festive décor is to make ombre glass ornaments, for this you need just... 
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DIY Gold Painted Logs For Rustic Decor

DIY Gold Painted Logs For Rustic Decor
Rustic idea lovers, this article is for you! These decorative logs will be a great idea for the cold season – fall and winter. The craft is easy-breezy and really budget-friendly, you’ll need no skills. You’ll need just spray paint, wood, painters tape. This was a total last minute project. Tape off the top of... 
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DIY Space-Saving Christmas Tree Wall Art

DIY Space-Saving Christmas Tree Wall Art
If you have a lack of space, then decorating for any holiday you should consider some space-saving décor ideas. A wall Christmas tree or even wall art is one of these ideas, pretty easy in realizing and very trendy. The supplies are design foam with sticky base, Winter’s Grandeur Fat Quarter Bundle, scissors, glitter cardstock... 
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7 DIY Christmas Window Decorations You’ll Love

7 DIY Christmas Window Decorations You’ll Love
Windows shouldn’t be forgotten while you are decorating for Christmas. Decorating the windows is pretty easy and can be done as an activity together with your kids. The easiest idea for a window is a wreath or a garland to hang – just take any you like. You can add lights to the garland to... 
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DIY Mid-Century Modern-Inspired Drawer

DIY Mid-Century Modern-Inspired Drawer
Got an old drawer that you don’t like? Give it a new life changing it into a pretty mid-century-inspired piece! You’ll need a sander, primer, high-gloss enamel paint, wood and metal legs of your choice and tung oil. The instruction is pretty easy: sand it all over, then sand off all the paint on the... 
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DIY Eye-Catching Reclaimed Wood Console Table

DIY Eye-Catching Reclaimed Wood Console Table
This beautiful console table is very eye-catching thanks to its various drawers, and today we’ll tell you how to make it yourself! Paint the slats before assembling the shelf since once they are installed, 1/2″ apart, it would be very hard to do so. Cut a 1/4″ grove in the sides of the drawers with... 
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