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DIY Fab Fruit Bowl From A Palm Tree Leaf

DIY Fab Fruit Bowl From A Palm Tree Leaf
This eye-catching fruit bowl is easy to make! Prepare a palm tree leaf, or sepal, paints, paint brush, old cloth, a hack saw and/or metal file. The saw is to cut off the dead sepal from the tree and trim the end. Use a metal file to trim and smooth down the end if needed.... 
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DIY Foam Boxes And Bowls For Storage

DIY Foam Boxes And Bowls For Storage
These colorful containers are handy and lightweight and can be used for containing anything: fruit, colored pencil stash, stationery bits, or party treats. To make them you’ll need A4 size foam sheets 2mm, 3mm or 5mm thickness, fabric remnants, spray adhesive, paper brads, sheets of paper for templates. Decide which shape container you want to... 
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DIY Storage

DIY Spotted Catch-All Bowl For Various Stuff

DIY Spotted Catch-All Bowl For Various Stuff
Have you ever come home and thrown your keys on the nearest flat surface only to realize you can’t remember where you put them when you’re walking out the door the next day? To avoid such situations you can make a cute catch-all bowl. The supplies are just a white bowl and a glass paint... 
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13 Cool Vintage-Inspired DIY Crafts From Doilies

13 Cool Vintage-Inspired DIY Crafts From Doilies
I’m sure that everyone has a couple of doilies that were made by you, your mom or grandma. You turn your doilies in various items with special vintage charm due to the material. Doilies are amazing for make prints with them, so you can get a beautiful candleholder, tableware, lantern, glass just stenciling them. Doilies... 
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DIY DIY Tableware

Cheerful Spring-Inspired DIY Stenciled Wood Bowls

Cheerful Spring-Inspired DIY Stenciled Wood Bowls
Remember we told you about cool bowls to make? Here’s one more idea from DesignImprovised blog that wasn’t on the list. You’ll need wood bowls, Martha Stewart adhesive stencils, Martha Stewart multi-surface craft paint and a foam brush. Place your adhesive stencil where you want it on the bowl. Use your fingernail to smooth down... 
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DIY DIY Tableware

16 Bright And Cool DIY Bowls And Bowls Revamps

16 Bright And Cool DIY Bowls And Bowls Revamps
We’ve already told you of lots of jewelry bowls but what about refreshing your tableware for spring or even making new? Bright and fun bowls will help you to wake up during breakfast and will raise your mood, so let’s see how to decorate them. Got a couple of wooden bowls? Distress them to bring... 
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DIY DIY Accessories

DIY Lacy Nesting Bowls In Navy Color

DIY Lacy Nesting Bowls In Navy Color
These amazing bowls from WoodsOfbellTrees blog are perfect for jewelry storage, just for décor and as a ring dish for a wedding. Let’s get started! Press different areas of the lace shirt into the white Sculpey clay and bake for the recommended time and temperature. Once the clay finishes cooking, let it completely cool in... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

DIY Geometric Concrete Bowls In Two Ways

DIY Geometric Concrete Bowls In Two Ways
These pretty concrete pieces can become great jewelry bowls, or planters, or whatever you like. The supplies are Quikrete concrete mix, a sheet of photo paper, packing tape, a printer, scissors, Vaseline, and a plastic cup. Print out the template on photo paper. Cut it out and tape up the sides well with packing tape.... 
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Quick DIY Golden Spiderweb Bowl

Quick DIY Golden Spiderweb Bowl
I know that you need more Halloween crafts for décor, and look what I’ve prepared today! The rufflesandtruffles.com blog shared a cool and easy Halloween spiderweb bowl to make, and the list of supplies is amazingly short! You’ll need just a plastic spiderweb bowl and gold spray paint (or any other color you prefer). After... 
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Fun DIY Pineapple Gold Leaf Bowl

Fun DIY Pineapple Gold Leaf Bowl
We’ve already told you of a pineapple planter, and here a bowl that’ll continue the theme. You’ll need a bowl in a pineapple shape, a gold leaf kit, 3 foam brushes, soft cotton cloth, paper and sharp scissors. If necessary, lightly sand the bowl and remove any stickers. Paint your bowl. Let dry completely, usually... 
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