DIY Jewelry

Very Sexy DIY Lace Jewelry

Very Sexy DIY Lace Jewelry
Lace is a very sexy material, it always looks very feminine. Let’s make some lace jewelry to add to your outfit. You’ll need imitation lace (max.50cm), scissors, twine or thin rope, hitch earrings, jewelry pliers and a lighter. For the bracelet cut the edges of ornament and width you want. With the lighter, fire the... 
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DIY Decorations

DIY Vintage Stockings Garland

DIY Vintage Stockings Garland
Stockings for treats are an amazing tradition! Let’s use this idea in a pretty vintage garland. You’ll need some string or twine, a stapler, buttons, coordinating pattern paper, a glue stick or other type of adhesive, some pages from an old book. Using your book pages cut out however many rectangles you’d like approximately 3.5″... 
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DIY Accessories

How To Make Simple Christmas Trivets

How To Make Simple Christmas Trivets
Trivets are always needed, it’s a perfect gift. You may use them as a wall art, a cute holiday cork board and heat trivets; you can give them as a gift. The supplies are 3 round cork trivets, acrylic paints and a brush, a multi-purpose sealer, a stencil and Mod Podge. Create your stencil and... 
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DIY Accessories

DIY Plywood Christmas Card Holder

DIY Plywood Christmas Card Holder
Christmas is close, and we continue to present the easiest and most interesting crafts for this holiday. To display your cards or maybe create an advent calendar, you will need: a jigsaw, masking tape, grit sandpaper, plywood, a pencil, a leather cord, metal tacks or nails, a hammer and a ruler. Along one edge of... 
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DIY Decorations

DIY Christmas Tree Of Books

DIY Christmas Tree Of Books
Christmas tree alternatives are endless, and here’s one more idea for book lovers, for those who are obsessed with books and old book stores.  You’ll need about 80 or more books – depending on the tree size that you want – and LED lights. All you need to do is just to arrange them in... 
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DIY Decorations

DIY Yarn Bow Garland For Holidays

DIY Yarn Bow Garland For Holidays
Christmas is at the threshold and we are all looking for gifts, decorations and so on. This cool garland is an amazing idea for those who like crocheting. The supplies are easy crochet bows, felted balls and bakers twine. To make a bow chain up 65 (take a size 6 hook), turn and add a... 
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How To

How To Make Heart Treats For Birds

How To Make Heart Treats For Birds
it’s cold already and it’s high time to think of our minors like wild birds, for example. To make some treat for them you’ll need coconut fat, cold water, heart-shaped gingerbread shapes, twine and birdseeds. Melt some coconut fat and let it cool down for a few minutes in cold water. Then blend it with... 
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DIY Decorations

45 Wonderful Paper And Cardboard DIY Christmas Decorations

45 Wonderful Paper And Cardboard DIY Christmas Decorations
Paper and cardboard are the simplest craft materials ever. You can handle them very easily, they are cheap and various in colors and textures. You may also craft with your kids of paper and cardboard because it’s simple and they will be delighted. Here are some ideas how to make Christmas decorations of these materials.... 
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DIY Pots & Vases

Stylish DIY Planter Of A Fallen Tree Piece

Stylish DIY Planter Of A Fallen Tree Piece
Succulents have become everybody’s love recently because they are cute and simple to take care of. Here’s a great idea how to use a piece of an old tree as a planter for some cool succulent.  You’ll need a piece of tree – don’t cut it, just take some fallen tree, a drill, sand paper,... 
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How To

How To Make Cool Neon Pink Gift Boxes

How To Make Cool Neon Pink Gift Boxes
It’s high time to think of the gifts you’ll give and the gift boxes to make them more special. To make cheerful neon gift boxes you’ll need bright pink neon paint, simple black boxes, brushes and some paper to cover the table and not to paint it. Put the paper onto the table and dip... 
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