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DIY Felt Cutout Passport Case

DIY Felt Cutout Passport Case
A passport case will defend your documents from being spoilt, and it’s a good gift. You’ll need felt, a pen, a cut mat and xacto knife, floss, a needle. Print template and trace on to felt with chalk or a pen. Cut out pieces. Use a cut mat and xacto knife to make cutouts. Cut... 
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DIY Anthropologie Leather Journal

DIY Anthropologie Leather Journal
To make notes with style let’s make this leather journal. The supplies are leather remnant, scissors, a leather punch, thin colored cord. Cut a piece of leather 19 inches long and 9 inches wide. Flip the leather so the rough outside is showing. Fold one end of the leather up, keeping enough length at the... 
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DIY Crocheted Camera Lens Cozy

DIY Crocheted Camera Lens Cozy
We’ve just told you of crocheted and knit pieces that bring coziness in, and this craft wasn’t there but I’m sure that any person who likes to make photos and, of course, who is good at crocheting. To make this camera lens cozy you’ll need your desired acrylic wool, crochethook 3.00 or 4.00mm, a pair... 
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DIY Gold Wishbone Napkin Rings

DIY Gold Wishbone Napkin Rings
Thanksgiving is coming and to accentuate your table décor you’ll need some pretty napkin rings, a table runner or original napkins. To make these cool wishbone napkin rings you’ll need oven bake clay, a craft knife and tin foil. Cut the block of clay into 4 equal sections. Then cut each section into three thin... 
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How To Crochet A Comfy Scarf

How To Crochet A Comfy Scarf
We’ve just told you of crocheted DIYs to make your home cozier, and why not make yourself? Crocheted clothes is very comfy, cozy, warm and usually personalized as you make the piece yourself. Let’s make a crochet scarf if you are good at it. The supplies are double knit yarn, fur yarn, 3.5 mm crochet... 
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Rustic DIY Log Placeholders

Rustic DIY Log Placeholders
We’ve just told you of some rustic placeholders for Thanksgiving, and now we’ll tell you about one of them in detail. It’s a rustic log placeholder, simple but perfect! You’ll need a handsaw, a log and your cards. They are pretty simple to make, but may require some muscle. First find a log approximately an... 
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How To Make A Stylish Leather Belt

How To Make A Stylish Leather Belt
The inspiration for this belt was taken from UGG Australia boots. To make you’ll need leather, the thicker the better, a belt at least one inch thick, muslin, a pen & light pencil, measuring tape, needle/thread and some other supplies. With your measuring tape, measure you waist and where you wish your new belt addition... 
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How To Refashion Your Old Umbrella: 11 Ideas

How To Refashion Your Old Umbrella: 11 Ideas
It’s always raining in the fall and everybody is hurrying up somewhere with an umbrella, so why not make it original to accentuate your look? If you have a stylish transparent or just one-color umbrella, you can just write some words with permanent markers in the colors you like. A galaxy painted inside your umbrella... 
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DIY Upcycled Sweater Slipper Boots

DIY Upcycled Sweater Slipper Boots
Guys, it’s so cold outside! It’s high time to put on something warm and comfy, so let’s make easy sweater slippers. You’ll need scissors, pins, yarn, a large darning needle, and an old sweater. Make a rough outline of your foot on a piece of paper or cardstock. Give yourself about 1.5cm of extra space... 
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DIY Pumpkin Magnets Of Glass Rocks

DIY Pumpkin Magnets Of Glass Rocks
Every fridge is decorated with magnets today! And as it’s Halloween soon, we offer to make some pumpkin magnets, the supplies are decorative paper, Mod Podge, glass rocks, a paint brush, a sharpie, magnets, wire or pipe cleaners, a hot glue gun & glue. Start by cutting or punching out circles that fit the glass... 
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