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7 Cute DIY Flip Calendars To Welcome 2016

7 Cute DIY Flip Calendars To Welcome 2016
A calendar is a must – we should always know what date it is but today it has also become a décor element. You can create your own personalized calendar to welcome the new year, and it’s pretty easy. Today we are sharing DIY flip calendars, and you can personalize them as you like creating... 
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8 Cool And Easy To Make DIY Planners For 2016

8 Cool And Easy To Make DIY Planners For 2016
A planner is right what you need to write down all your goals and things to do – there’s too much not to forget all of them! You can easily make one to fit your ideas perfectly, and the first method here is printing the templates – you may find some on the web or... 
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DIY Bold Paper Houses Advent Calendar

DIY Bold Paper Houses Advent Calendar
Need an awesome advent calendar? Prepare 24 sheets of A5 white paper, a small box or packet to use as a template, a selection of colourful card, double sided tape, some stickers and embellishments, number stickers from 1 -24, 48 paper clips, sticky-tape, scissors, bakers twine and your choice of filling. First to make the... 
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Awesome DIY Black And White Instagram Calendar

Awesome DIY Black And White Instagram Calendar
Are you an Instagram fan like me? If you are, then this Insta calendar from kristimurphy.com is right what you need! Prepare printed Instagram photos, printable flip calendar templates, scissors, a ruler, a black poster board, glue, a pencil, wire, a hole punch, a scoring tool and tape. Print your Instagram photos to size 4”... 
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11 Awesome 2015 DIY Calendars To Make

11 Awesome 2015 DIY Calendars To Make
A calendar is a cool thing that helps to plan everything you need. Let’s see what we can make for 2015 that has just come. Instagram has never been more popular, so why not make a fun Instagram calendar for this year? Just take your pics for every day and put them on the wall.... 
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Delicious Christmas: 7 DIY Edible Advent Calendars

Delicious Christmas: 7 DIY Edible Advent Calendars
We’ve already told of many cute advent calendars and today I’d like to attract your attention to this theme again and talk about edible advents. Such an advent calendar is a fun and cool idea for you and your kids, and it’s very easy to make. The most popular idea here is a cookie advent... 
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Cool DIY Instagram Calendar

Cool DIY Instagram Calendar
I just love Instagram! And you? If you do and if you want to make an original piece inspired by it – let’s do that! You’ll need 31 4×4 PostalPix photo prints, a white paint pen, an adhesive, chipboard letters, sticky tack. Decide on what placement you’d like to the put the photo prints in... 
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10 Functional DIY Chalkboard Calendars

10 Functional DIY Chalkboard Calendars
We continue telling you of pretty chalkboard pieces that you can easily make, we started from tableware and labels, and not it’s time for calendars! Yes, even calendars can be easily made chalkboard. Why chalkboard? Because you can easily make some notes, draw smiles and write down some memos, ideas and so on. You may... 
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12 Cool DIY Perpetual Calendars

12 Cool DIY Perpetual Calendars
A perpetual calendar is a calendar valid for many years, usually designed to allow the calculation of the day of the week for a given date in the future. You can easily make one yourself of different materials and in various colors. Erase board is a simple base for such a calendar or a planner;... 
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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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