How To

How To Make A Paper Mache Bowl

How To Make A Paper Mache Bowl
A paper mache bowl is cool for storing some pretty little things and makes a beautiful accessory. The supplies are a bowl, plastic wrap, patterned paper, a brush, wallpaper glue. Cover the bowl in plastic wrap and cut pieces of paper, choose any shape but don’t make them too big. Apply lots of glue to... 
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DIY Accessories

DIY Leather Business Card Holder

DIY Leather Business Card Holder
Need a business card holder or a cool gift for Father’s Day that you wanna make yourself? You’ll need a printed pattern, some leather, felt, rivets, a foam brush, neodymium disk magnets, leather glue. Print the pattern and cut it out, trace onto the leather and cut out. Take your magnets and make marks on... 
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DIY Tableware

How To Paint A Mug – 21 Cool Tutorials

How To Paint A Mug – 21 Cool Tutorials
If you have some plain porcelain or glass mugs and want to personalize them, here are some cool ways. Monograms, snowflakes, polka dots, confetti and many other patterns – even Big Bang Theory characters – and you can easily make it yourself! Permanent pottery markers and sharpies are easy to use and would help you... 
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DIY Decorations

DIY Frosted Glass Doily Mirror

DIY Frosted Glass Doily Mirror
Mirror is a beautiful and necessary accessory for any interior. To make a feminine doily mirror you’ll need a mirror, paper doily, frosted glass finish spray, double-sided tape.  Clean the mirror and let dry, place double sided tape all over the doily. Then turn over and secure to the mirror anywhere you wish.  Shake frosted... 
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DIY Jewelry

Chic DIY Belt With A Rose

Chic DIY Belt With A Rose
Wanna make a super cool and refined belt? The supplies are scissors, glitter, felt or adhesive velvet fabric, craft glue or Mod Podge, craft knives of assorted sizes, white ribbon. Place the felt wrong side and cut out a rectangle that will fit your template size. Cut through the loops and spirals of the template... 
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DIY Jewelry

19 Vintage-Inspired Jewelry Tutorials For Any Occasion

19 Vintage-Inspired Jewelry Tutorials For Any Occasion
Vintage is very popular today because it’s exquisite and beautiful; people use vintage anywhere – from décor to their own look. That’s why we’ve decided to gather some tutorials of vintage jewelry – vintage-inspired and made of vintage pieces. Vintage buttons, beads, clocks, keys and tags – this is just the beginning of the list... 
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How To

How To Paint A Soup Bowl

How To Paint A Soup Bowl
Do you like soup? Why not make your soup bowl more original? You’ll need a ceramic bowl, a set of sharpies or use food safe ceramic markers, Food Safe Glaze. Draw your design in sections by drawing the outline first and then filling in the color – you may try on paper first. Also try... 
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DIY Furniture

14 Simple Homemade Kitchen Islands

14 Simple Homemade Kitchen Islands
A kitchen island is a necessary thing because it’s a space where you can cook and put food while cooking. It’s also a piece that can make your kitchen original and highlight the style. It’s a piece that can be of completely different style – and you can easily make it yourself! We’ve gathered some... 
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How To

How To Crochet A Hug And A Rug For A Mug

How To Crochet A Hug And A Rug For A Mug
Your mug needs a hug! And to give it a hug, you may crochet a cozy and a coaster of corresponding colors. The supplies are cotton yarn, a crochet hook in a suitable size, two buttons, a large darning needle for sewing in the ends, scissors, sewing thread to attach the buttons, a threading needle.... 
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DIY Decorations

DIY Button Hoop Art Piece

DIY Button Hoop Art Piece
There are so many ideas of wall art pieces! Everything depends on your skill and materials you want to use. This time it’s a wall art piece of buttons, and you’ll need an embroidery hoop, thick linen fabric, tulle, various colors of ribbon and lace, buttons, embroidery thread and needle. First layer your buttons on... 
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