DIY DIY Decorations

DIY Geometric Art Headboard Panels

DIY Geometric Art Headboard Panels
We’ve already told you about creative headboards that you can make yourself, and today we offer you to make a beautiful headboard looking like a geometric wall art piece. Print an outline of all the shapes onto a transparency so you can use a projector to project the image onto the boards. Hang the panels... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

17 Awesome DIY Dreamcatchers For Decor

17 Awesome DIY Dreamcatchers For Decor
A dreamcatcher comes from native American cultures, it’s a handmade object based on a willow hoop, on which is woven a loose net or web. Then it’s decorated with sacred items such as feathers and beads. They say that dreamcatchers would filter out all bad dreams and only allow good thoughts to enter our mind,... 
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DIY Furniture

DIY IKEA Kallax Shelf To Table Hack

DIY IKEA Kallax Shelf To Table Hack
IKEA hacks are very popular because IKEA furniture is like canvas for painting pictures. For this hack you’ll need 2 Kallax shelving units, assembled with the hanging brackets set aside, 58″ by 33″ inch piece of plywood, 8 long screws, no odor polyurethane, a power drill. Make sure your 2 Kallax shelves are fully assembled!... 
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DIY DIY Accessories

DIY Rotating Kitchen Utensil Caddy

DIY Rotating Kitchen Utensil Caddy
A rotating utensil caddy is very useful and comfy, so let’s make one for your kitchen. You’ll need a 6 inch wood circle, a drill, wood stain, a staining brush, a 3/4″ wood dowel, 7″ long, E6000, ball bearing lazy susan, a 3 inch wood square and a decorative knob. First, stain the wood and... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

6 DIY Beach Memory Jars Not To Forget Your Vacation

6 DIY Beach Memory Jars Not To Forget Your Vacation
If you have just come from your beach vacation or are going to have one, extend your impressions and memories making a vacation memory jar. For an easy piece, take some sand or shells and urchins and put them into the jar or vase of your choice – or you can put them together into... 
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DIY DIY Lamps

DIY Sonobe Ball Lamp From Paper

DIY Sonobe Ball Lamp From Paper
We’ve just told you how to make a paper lamp, and here’s one more idea for those who like working with paper. Take 80 gr. paper, it’s stable but not too heavy for hanging on a cable. Please note, you need 30 of these elements, otherwise, you will not get a symmetric ball. The paper... 
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Furniture renovating

DIY Kitchen Chairs Painting And Reupholstering

DIY Kitchen Chairs Painting And Reupholstering
We’ve already told you how to renovate your old chairs, and here’s one more idea for your kitchen. You’ll need old mismatched chairs, sandpaper, paint that you like, fabric and a furniture stapler. Sand them down lightly, then use the paint sprayer to prime them and put several light coats of paint on them. Better... 
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DIY DIY Accessories

10 DIY Picnic Baskets From Various Materials

10 DIY Picnic Baskets From Various Materials
It’s so nice to stay outdoors in summer, to sunbathe, talk with friends and maybe have a meal. What’s the summer without a picnic? I love going to some park or garden and enjoy a tasty meal with my friends or family. If you also like doing that, you’ll need a good picnic basket to... 
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DIY DIY Accessories

DIY Glam Beach Tote With Pompoms

DIY Glam Beach Tote With Pompoms
Going to the beach? Have you taken your beach tote already? If you don’t have a cool tote, let’s make one! The supplies are a plain straw bag, white gloss spray paint, masking tape, strong all purpose glue, scissors and pompom trim. Mask off stripes with your tape. Make sure that no unwanted areas are... 
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DIY Furniture

Easy DIY Decorative Pallet Shelf

Easy DIY Decorative Pallet Shelf
Pallets are ideal for crafting – you won’t waste materials while getting a cool furniture piece. Let’s make a cool pallet shelf, you’ll need pallet, a pencil, a saw, a nail gun or hammer and nails, sandpaper, a drill and screws. Use the pencil to mark the wood on the pallet. Next take the saw... 
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