DIY Decorations

Stylish DIY Halloween Wreath With A Skull And A Hand

Stylish DIY Halloween Wreath With A Skull And A Hand
Wreaths and garlands are a necessary decoration at any holiday. Let’s make a stylish spooky wreath for Halloween that won’t take you much time. You’ll need a foam wreath, a feather boa, black spray paint, branches & leaves, tacky glue, spooky skulls or other scary items, a thick ribbon. Spray paint the wreath black and... 
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DIY Jewelry

Cool DIY Spider Jewelry For Halloween

Cool DIY Spider Jewelry For Halloween
Halloween party won’t be cool without spiders, snakes and other scary creatures. Let’s make some pretty jewelry with these spooky insects! The supplies are a wire cutter, bent or straight nosed pliers, 24 or 26 gauge wire or cut head pins, large and small bead combinations, a broach pin or lapel pin blank. Cut one... 
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DIY Accessories

Simple DIY Pine Cone Candle Holder

Simple DIY Pine Cone Candle Holder
If you want to add a fall spirit to your décor and don’t want to waste much time or money, here’s the way. For this simple pine cone candle holder you’ll need some pine cones, a small jar, a candle, double sided tape or hot glue and a thread. Stick the pine cones to the... 
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How To

How To Make A Fall Gifts Door Wreath

How To Make A Fall Gifts Door Wreath
We have told you of the dried apple wreath, here’s one more yummy idea that would definitely make all your visitors think of fall. You’ll need fabric leaves, plastic miniature pears, a bag of mixed small pumpkins and squashes, cinnamon sticks, oven dried oranges, a fall bush with small pumpkin and eucalyptus branches. Dry your... 
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DIY Decorations

Spooky DIY Eyeball Bouquet For Halloween Parties

Spooky DIY Eyeball Bouquet For Halloween Parties
Let’s make a cool Halloween craft for party décor! For a Halloween eyeball bouquet you’ll need STYROFOAM Brand Foam, 5 – 6 balls, a pot or a vase, wiggle eyes, chenille stems, acrylic craft paints, toothpicks, low-temp glue gun, a paintbrush, a pencil, wire knippers. Insert a foam ball or other chunk of STYROFOAM Brand... 
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DIY Decorations

DIY Chic Wall Art Of Recycled Wood

DIY Chic Wall Art Of Recycled Wood
Let’s create a chic and stylish wall art of recycled wood. You’ll need scrap wood, paint samples in various shades, paint brushes, wood stain, liquid nails and caulking gun, some pieces of plywood and picture hanging hardware. First scrap the pieces and paint them with various samples. Cut the 45 degree angles using a saw... 
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DIY Decorations

Shabby Chic Wall Art Of Cedar And Sackcloth

Shabby Chic Wall Art Of Cedar And Sackcloth
An Eastern-style wall art without wasting much money? Sure! The supplies are linen sackcloth and cedar bars. The author of this wall art just took a brick wall and some coat. First make a silhouette of the tree of coat; cut the bars by hand, changing their size according to the contours. For the branches... 
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Holidays

17 Awesome DIY Halloween Garlands

17 Awesome DIY Halloween Garlands
So, if you’re still scrambling for some last-minute Halloween décor ideas, I’ve got just the thing! Trust me, garlands are a total lifesaver. They’re versatile, super easy to make, and can instantly transform a room, whether you hang them across your mantle or out on the porch. Plus, they’re the kind of project that’s almost... 
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Other

Simple DIY Fall Table Centerpiece Of Yarn And Wood

Simple DIY Fall Table Centerpiece Of Yarn And Wood
Fall table centerpiece is simple to make if you have some colorful yarn, tree branches and glass decorations or kind of that, a glass, some filler and coffee grains for decoration. First make yarn pom poms – that’s simple: just take cardboard circles, wrap the yarn and tie the center together by sliding it between... 
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Bedrooms

How To Arrange A Fall Guest Bedroom

How To Arrange A Fall Guest Bedroom
A guest bedroom shows your hospitality and attitude to your guests. Change your guestroom according to the season came, make it cozier and softer for your guests to feel comfortable. Some natural materials and autumn colors will be to the point: orange, brown and gold, yellow and berry red, green and brown. Take a bright... 
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