DIY DIY Decorations

Glam DIY Gold Metal Edge Marquee

Glam DIY Gold Metal Edge Marquee
Marquees are very popular for décor, they are eye-catching and raise the mood. To make this one you’ll need 3/4″ wooden board big enough to trace your desired size onto, a jigsaw, a drill, a hole saw drill bit large enough to fit your string lights, 6″ wide roof flashing, metal cutting shears, a staple... 
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10 DIY Ways To Wrap A Flower Bouquet For A Gift

10 DIY Ways To Wrap A Flower Bouquet For A Gift
So, you are going to give flowers to somebody – to your mom for her birthday, to your girlfriend for Valentine’s Day or as bridal shower favors to your girls, and you are puzzling over how to present it. There are so many ways to wrap the bouquet making it super personalized and cool, you... 
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DIY Concrete And Brass Tray For Serving

DIY Concrete And Brass Tray For Serving
This chic and glam concrete tray is easy to make, and it’s indispensable at any party. You’ll need quick-drying concrete, heavy weight cardboard, light weight cardboard, a medium size bowl, duct tape, cooking spray, gold rings, a sand paper sponge, white paint, food-safe sealer, vinyl bumpers. Place your bowl upside down on the heavy-weight cardboard... 
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How To Refresh Tile Grout Without Renovating

How To Refresh Tile Grout Without Renovating
Don’t despair if your bathroom tile sports dingy grout lines. With this grout makeover tutorial, you have the ability to skip the need to retile an entire space—which can quickly get messy and costly—and instead use a grout paint pen to make the space look bright white again. Prepare a vacuum and mop, 2–3 grout... 
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10 DIY Trinket Boxes In Various Colors And Shapes

10 DIY Trinket Boxes In Various Colors And Shapes
A trinket box is what every girl needs at any age: we all have lots of various staff that we need to keep in order – jewelry, sewing things, make up and various little things that we all like. Choose a material you have at hand or know how to work with, and the shape... 
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DIY DIY Furniture

DIY Rustic Vintage-Inspired Side Table

DIY Rustic Vintage-Inspired Side Table
If you need a rustic-inspired side table, this tutorial may help you. Using a the cut list above and a miter saw, cut all the parts to size except the 1 x 2 Tabletop Edge Trim. If you’re ripping the 4 x 4 posts to make the legs slimmer, use a table saw to cut... 
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15 Comfy And Easy DIY Aprons For Cooking Fans

15 Comfy And Easy DIY Aprons For Cooking Fans
If you cook often or at least several days a week and also wash the dishes, then an apron is a must not to spoil your clothes and to keep it clean. An apron can be full or waist, it’s up to you and your comfort feeling, and it’s very easy to make even if... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

Easy And Fast DIY Marble Letter Decor

Easy And Fast DIY Marble Letter Decor
Letters are very popular for décor but let’s mix two trends in one and make them marble! You’ll need a wooden letter, marble contact paper, acrylic paint in the color of your choice, a foam brush, 320-grit sandpaper, a paper plate, a cutting mat and a utility knife. Sand and wipe the letter off before... 
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DIY Kids Projects DIY

11 DIY LEGO-Inspired Crafts For Kids And Adults

11 DIY LEGO-Inspired Crafts For Kids And Adults
Legos are loved by kids all over the world, and many adults are inspired by them, too! Today I’ve prepared a bunch of cool DIYs connected with them. Legos are awesome because of their cool geometrical shape, and they can be easily incorporated into a modern interior as a clock or a key holder, for... 
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DIY Accessories DIY

DIY Ombre Lavender Sachets For Closets And Drawers

DIY Ombre Lavender Sachets For Closets And Drawers
It is known that lavender keeps away the moth from our closet and the aroma is so wonderful! Let’s make a couple of colorful cushions to make your wardrobe smell wonderful and look cool. Take cotton cloth and cloth paints. Mix them and begin painting, adding water here and there to achieve that cool ombre... 
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