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DIY Easter Fabric Pinwheels

DIY Easter Fabric Pinwheels
Pin wheels are a funny idea not only for kids, they are great for spring and Easter décor. The supplies are fleece, Vliesofix / Bondaweb, scissors, needle and thread. Take your fabric and iron it; using a pencil draw two lines like on the picture. Using a sharp knife, make the cuts and start folding... 
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DIY Recycled Cactus Terrarium

DIY Recycled Cactus Terrarium
Everybody’s crazy about terrariums! We love these pretty glass pieces that allow us enjoy plants that don’t require much care. Let’s make a simple cactus terrarium, the supplies are a glass jar, a cactus, stones or crocks for drainage, charcoal to keep mould & bacteria at bay, soil and sand. Put stones or crocks onto... 
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Easy DIY Easter Egg Decoration

Easy DIY Easter Egg Decoration
Very soon spring will start and we’ll enjoy Easter. To make some decorations let’s take some eggs, thin crochet needle, ribbon and threads. Wash the egg, make a hole on the top and bottom of the egg and blow as hard as you can on the top hole form the egg. Try to hold the... 
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5 Easy Spring Paper Garlands

5 Easy Spring Paper Garlands
To refresh your home before spring take some fresh flowers, a spring wreath or a garland – these are the simplest tips to get your house ready or the coming season. Paper garlands are easy to make, look great and you can make them with your kids. Here are some ideas for you: a garland... 
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DIY 3D Wall Paper Hearts For Valentine’s Day Decor

DIY 3D Wall Paper Hearts For Valentine’s Day Decor
Only a week left before the most romantic holiday of the year and you are still thinking how to decorate your home? Here’s a brilliant idea – 3D paper hearts! The supplies are colored paper, scissors, glue or double-stick tape. Cut out hearts of traditional heart shape of colored paper with a cut down the center.... 
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DIY Colorful Pompom Heart For Valetine’s Day

DIY Colorful Pompom Heart For Valetine’s Day
Pompoms? Yes, please! Here’s one more idea for Valentine’s Day connected with pompoms but this time we’ll make a decoration. The supplies are 1 basswood plaque, 1 package of pompoms, a glue gun, 2 glue gun sticks, a heart shape, a marker or pencil. Draw a heart on the wood and put some pompoms to... 
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DIY Lip Gloss Holder For Your Purse

DIY Lip Gloss Holder For Your Purse
Girls love pretty cute accessories, so let’s make a cool lip gloss holder for your bag to make it brighter! The supplies are red felt, a needle and embroidery floss, red and gold sequin trim, lips template, jewel glue and a key chain ring. Draw a lip shaped stencil and cut it from red felt... 
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DIY Geeky Adventure Time Decorations For Your Kids

DIY Geeky Adventure Time Decorations For Your Kids
Do your kids watch Adventure Time cartoon? If they do, you can make a fantastic surprise for them! Geeky adventure time decorations! The supplies are paints, brushes, fabric and paper. First take a pencil and draw some characters, then put these characters onto the fabric and paint them with fabric paint. Cut out your pieces... 
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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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Awesome DIY Cookie Decor By Natasha Tasic

Awesome DIY Cookie Decor By Natasha Tasic
Could you imagine that DIY cookie decorating may become an art? Natasha Tasic, a gifted cookie artist, creates amazing cookie designs with chocolate, vanilla and cinnamon, – delicious and beautiful, isn’t that awesome? The themes for Natasha’s works are different: various holidays, cartoon characters, vintage drawings, Egyptian hieroglyphs, animals – inspiration comes from everywhere. The... 
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