DIY Accessories

How To Make Memory Books For Father’s Day

How To Make Memory Books For Father’s Day
A nice gift for the Father’s Day may be a memory book – simple, easy in crafting and very pleasant for any Dad. To make one such book, you’ll need to gather 3 pieces of white card stock paper, 1 piece of colored paper for the cover 2 colorful rubber bands, a hole punch, 10... 
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Kate
DIY Tableware

DIY Daddy’s Painted Mug As Father’s Day Gift

DIY Daddy’s Painted Mug As Father’s Day Gift
Getting ready for the Father’s Day? Thinking about presents? If you have already decorated some mugs, this project would easy for you and a great gift for your Dad. You’ll need a white coffee mug, Martha Stewart multi-surface acrylic craft paint- black, foam pouncer, adhesive stencil, some alcohol. First clean the mug with alcohol and... 
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Kate
DIY Furniture

7 DIY Reclaimed Dining Tables That Inspire

7 DIY Reclaimed Dining Tables That Inspire
We all love to make beautiful things without spending a lot of money on them. A reclaimed wood table is one of those things that will always save you a bunch of dollars if you made it by yourself. This is especially true for dining tables. Besides a dining table made of reclaimed wood will... 
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Mike
DIY Decorations

Beautifully Decorated DIY Paper Lanterns

Beautifully Decorated DIY Paper Lanterns
Paper lanterns are cool, simple in crafting and an ideal decoration for any garden. Let’s take some and decorate them in an original way. For the project you’ll need paper lanterns, fabric scraps, acrylic paint, Mod Podge, paint brushes, ribbons, lace, or other trimmings. Expand your lantern into a globe and paint it with acrylic... 
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DIY Accessories

DIY Photo Frame For Your Daughter

DIY Photo Frame For Your Daughter
If you want to please your little daughter, here’s a brilliant idea – a cardboard photo frame! You’ll need some cardboard, some glue, a pencil, a ruler, scissors, some white paint, a brush, fabric flowers and butterflies and some sparkles. Print the sample and draw it on the cardboard and then cut it out. Glue... 
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Kate
DIY Tableware

DIY Colorful Splattered Plates For Parties

DIY Colorful Splattered Plates For Parties
Summertime is party time! We have already told you of party ice cones decorations and party cups with letters. Here’s one more idea of an original piece.  You’ll need white tableware, porcelain paint, porcelain paint thinner, disposable plate, a wooden stick and a toothbrush. Mix some paint and stir it well, now dip your toothbrush... 
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Bathrooms

53 Practical Bathroom Organization Ideas

53 Practical Bathroom Organization Ideas
It isn’t the first time we want to share some interesting ways to organize your bathroom and a bunch of creative bathroom storage ideas with you. The reason behind that is that the bathroom is undoubtedly one of the most important room in any house or apartment. It’s the place where you’re getting ready to... 
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Other

13 Cool Ideas To Make Your Ceilings Metallic And Shiny

13 Cool Ideas To Make Your Ceilings Metallic And Shiny
Yesterday, we’ve showed you a bunch of cool interiors with metallic walls so today we’ve gathered a bunch of cool interiors with metallic ceilings. As with walls such ceilings looks great in modern interiors and can be made as using special wallpapers and paints as with simple foil. Enjoy these examples and tell us what... 
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DIY Jewelry

Original DIY Spool Necklace

Original DIY Spool Necklace
How to make a creative necklace in just some minutes? You can make it of leather or even of pencil pieces but the simplest way is to take some threads and spools. You’ll need medium-sized wooden spools, embroidery floss, chain, metal jump ring, Elmer’s glue. Take some colorful bright thread and wrap around the spool... 
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Kate
DIY Pots & Vases

DIY RX Bottles Bamboo Vase

DIY RX Bottles Bamboo Vase
A vase made of Rx bottles? Real! Take Rx bottles – think of the length of the vase and take the number of them accordingly. Drill flower-stem-sized holes in all the bottles. You can do it so: place the bottle upside-down on an old dowel and drill from the outside. If you don’t want to... 
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