DIY Decorations

DIY Planter Box Centerpiece

DIY Planter Box Centerpiece
We’ve already told you of some spring table centerpieces that you can easily make yourself, and here’s one more idea! The supplies are two 1x6x4 whitewood boards, 2×4 stud, Gorilla Wood glue, stain and nails. Cut your boards, using glue and nails to attach the 1×6′s to the 2×4. Cut 2 small pieces of from... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY Decorations

DIY Rose Tea Lights For Spring Nights

DIY Rose Tea Lights For Spring Nights
Spring is the time of flowers and everything is in blossom! Let’s make some spring-themed tea lights in the shape of roses. The supplies are fabric rose petals, tea lights, a glue gun and plastic spoons. Remove the handles from the spoons and glue your petals onto the spoons. Glue the spoons to the top... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY Accessories

Cool DIY Ombre Tile Coasters

Cool DIY Ombre Tile Coasters
Cool ombre coasters to protect your table? Easily! The supplies are ceramic tiles, Mod Podge, felt and tissue paper. Cut your tissue into 4 squares at least 5” in size. Coat your tile with Mod Podge and then apply the first square centered on the tile. Cover with another layer of Mod Podge by starting... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY Decorations

20 Colorful And Creative DIY Spring Centerpieces

20 Colorful And Creative DIY Spring Centerpieces
Get ready for spring! Let’s make some pretty spring centerpieces to decorate your table and feel the flourishing season! To make your simple flower centerpiece more original, add curly willow tips inside the vase. Flowers made of colorful felt are also cool and won’t wither. Eggs and daffodils would remind you of Easter; large white... 
>> >>
Updated on:
Kate
DIY Jewelry

DIY Wrapped Agate Cuff Bracelet

DIY Wrapped Agate Cuff Bracelet
Continuing the theme of cool spring jewelry, we’d like to tell you of this agate cuff bracelet. You’ll need two gauges of silver plated copper wire, 14-16 inches of the heavy wire, and around 10 of the lighter wire, focal beads of your choice, nylon pliers, wire cutters. Take heavy wire, connect the ends and... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
How To

DIY Cheerful Button Pencil Holders

DIY Cheerful Button Pencil Holders
Spring is time for cheerful crafts! Let’s make a colorful pencil holder, very easy and without spending much time. The supplies are colorful buttons of your choice, elastic band, a jar and a pair of scissors. Thread the buttons onto the elastic band through the diagonal holes making the elastic band depending on the size... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY Decorations

5 Easy Spring Paper Garlands

5 Easy Spring Paper Garlands
To refresh your home before spring take some fresh flowers, a spring wreath or a garland – these are the simplest tips to get your house ready or the coming season. Paper garlands are easy to make, look great and you can make them with your kids. Here are some ideas for you: a garland... 
>> >>
Updated on:
Kate
How To

DIY Chocolate Mint Lip Balm

DIY Chocolate Mint Lip Balm
We’ve already told you of some delicious homemade lip balms that would help you not to wind-burn your lips, and here’s one more amazing recipe that would leave no girl indifferent. The supplies are 1 teaspoon of coconut oil, 1 teaspoon of sweet almond oil, 3 drops of Vitamin E oil, 4 semi-sweet chocolate chips... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY Kids Projects How To

Funny DIY Piggybank For Your Kids

Funny DIY Piggybank For Your Kids
Make your kid happy with this funny piggybank! It’s soft, pretty and easy to take the money out. The supplies are flannel, PVC pipe, cotton, ribbon, scissors, needle & thread, a handsaw. Cut out some shapes of felt for your piggy. Cut a horizontal hole wide enough for your largest and thickest coin to go... 
>> >>
Updated on:
Kate
DIY Decorations

16 Awesome DIY Spring Wreaths

16 Awesome DIY Spring Wreaths
Two more weeks left before spring and it’s time to think of how to enliven your space by the coming of this season. Make some wreaths! They are ideal as an indoor and outdoor decoration and won’t cost a lot; you may choose any material you like and use it in a wreath. Felt, foam,... 
>> >>
Updated on:
Kate