How To

Eco-Friendly DIY Cleaning Spray With Vinegar

Eco-Friendly DIY Cleaning Spray With Vinegar
Vinegar is a great substitute for any modern cleaning substance because, first of all, it’s eco-friendly, it’s effective for killing mold, economical, safe around children or pets and gentle on skin. To make a vinegar cleaning spray you’ll need 1 cup organic white distilled vinegar, 2 squirts natural dish soap, 2 cups of water, 24... 
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Decorating

15 Amazing Fall Leaves Crafts For Your Interiors

15 Amazing Fall Leaves Crafts For Your Interiors
Pumpkins, acorns and leaves are a hot trend for any autumn, and you can use them for décor. Be careful with the natural leaves – you should preserve them before using. Fall leaves bowls, lanterns, hundreds of garlands and wreaths are right what you need to feel fall. You needn’t always use natural leaves –... 
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DIY Pots & Vases

DIY Breaking Bad Bud Vases

DIY Breaking Bad Bud Vases
We’ve already told you of bud vases to make but this shelf with them I just love! To make it you’ll need chemistry test tubes, blue crystals, a piece of wood, wood screws. First, using wood screws screw your plates to the plank. These plates have a threaded 3/8″ center hole. In order to hang... 
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DIY Storage

Convinient DIY Cereal Box File Holders

Convinient DIY Cereal Box File Holders
If you work at home, you definitely have many files – and your kids who are going to school also. To keep them in order you will need: your cereal box, a marker, scissors, glue and some fabric. Draw lines using a pen or a marker. Make two dots, 3 inches from the bottom and... 
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DIY Furniture

Industrial DIY Copper And Concrete Clothes Rack

Industrial DIY Copper And Concrete Clothes Rack
Industrial design pieces are gaining popularity and almost every designer wants to shows his or her talent in making such things. Today we offer you to feel a designer yourself and create a copper concrete clothes rack. The supplies are 3 copper pipes, 18mm, 2x 1.25m or 1x 1m, 2 copper pipe fittings, 18mm, concrete... 
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Decorating

36 Awesome Pumpkin Crafts For Fall Décor

36 Awesome Pumpkin Crafts For Fall Décor
Pumpkins, pumpkins, pumpkins! What can boo cooler for fall décor? Right, not only for Halloween or Thanksgiving but also for all the other autumn time. Here you have an almost infinite variety of tutorials to decorate a pumpkin for almost any style and colors. Refined liberace pumpkins, decoupage, vintage doily pumpkins and striking neon –... 
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DIY Tableware

Cool DIY Formula Drinking Glasses

Cool DIY Formula Drinking Glasses
Hey, the school has begun again! And we offer to celebrate this fact making chemical and mathematic formula drinking glasses. The supplies are glasses and Elmer’s Painters Paint Markers or Martha Stewart Glass Paints in some colors you prefer. Google some chemical formulas, mathematical equations and geometric diagrams and start copying them onto the glasses... 
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DIY Decorations

17 Cool DIY Fall Garlands

17 Cool DIY Fall Garlands
A garland is the simplest and the cheapest way to decorate your home for some holiday or season. To make a fall garland just use your imagination – and you’ll see that almost any material is suitable. The easiest way is to make a paper or felt leaves garland, and you can make it with... 
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How To

Aromatic DIY Vanilla Bean Latte Soap

Aromatic DIY Vanilla Bean Latte Soap
Vanilla latte is a delicious combination, and your skin smelling like that is also an amazing idea. We’ve already told you of many soap recipes including coffee bean soap but this aromas and combo is great for the coming fall. Actually, this soap is made in to steps – making the coffee base and making... 
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DIY Accessories

DIY Lavender Sachets To Fill Your Things With Summer Aromas

DIY Lavender Sachets To Fill Your Things With Summer Aromas
Sachets are ideal for making your things smell good, and you can fill them with the herbs you like. To make lavender sachets you’ll need 5” fabric squares, needle and thread, cardstock and dried lavender. Stack two squares with the right side facing inside. Start sewing about 3/4 of the way down one side and... 
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