DIY DIY Accessories

DIY Quilted BBQ Or Oven Mitt

DIY Quilted BBQ Or Oven Mitt
It’s bbq season and here is a fun project to create that perfect quilted bbq or oven mitt for grilling outdoors or cooking indoors. This mitt is pieced together and then quilted and sewn. Prepare 1/4 yd kitchen cotton print fabric, scraps of coordinating cotton scraps (1 1/2″ x 9″), 1/4 yd light gray cotton... 
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Kate
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DIY Patterned Fabric Bookshelf Cover-Up

DIY Patterned Fabric Bookshelf Cover-Up
This is such a cost-effective and easy DIY project, and a great way to add a fun pattern to the bookcase. The supplies are enough 1/4″-thick foamcore to cover the open area of the shelves, enough fabric to cover the foam core, heavy-duty masking tape, scissors, a utility knife, measuring tape or ruler. First, measure... 
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Very Easy DIY Map Coasters

Very Easy DIY Map Coasters
Love travelling? Express your passion in home décor! Print your travel routes like a map and use it for this craft! For these coasters you’ll need cork coasters, map pieces, super glue and two sided tape. Place your map pieces in the middle of the coasters with two sided tape. Sketch the outline of the... 
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DIY Shower Hook Closet Organizers

DIY Shower Hook Closet Organizers
We all have closets at home and store many things there; hanging them on hooks is a good space-saving solution. Let’s give your closet a new look and turn usual hooks into cool and casual ones using just your old jeans for it. You’ll need old jeans, shower curtain hooks, scissors and a hole punch.... 
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Colorful And Easy DIY Headphone Clips

Colorful And Easy DIY Headphone Clips
We’ve already told you of some ideas to store headphones without tangles. This idea is not a traditional holder, it’s a fun and colorful clothespin. You’ll need 2 clothespins, tacky glue, washi tape or other embellishment to decorate. Apply a thin coat of tacky glue to one clothespin and stack the second clothespin on top... 
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Cheerful DIY Mint Summer Tray Makeover

Cheerful DIY Mint Summer Tray Makeover
Got a tray? Renovate it in a chic and colorful summer way! You’ll need a serving tray, matte or gloss medium, a paintbrush, decorative paper, scissors, measuring tape and/or ruler, a pencil. Start by measuring the inside of the serving tray all the way around. One side may be slightly smaller or larger than another,... 
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DIY Wood Burnt Salad Servers

DIY Wood Burnt Salad Servers
Decorating the cutlery makes cooking and eating more cheerful, and the easiest way is painting or washi taping it. Another but more difficult way is to burn the wooden cutlery. You’ll need a wood burning pen set, 2 wood rice ladles, a pencil. First, choose some wooden spoons that would make good salad servers. Draw... 
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7 Colorful DIY Headphones Decor Ideas

7 Colorful DIY Headphones Decor Ideas
Summer is season of bold colors, sunlight and aromas! We want bright colors everywhere, including the smallest accessories, and your headphones are no exception. Make a bright accessory for this summer! There are some easy ways to do that, and the first one is painting them. Here you needn’t any paint, the best idea is... 
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DIY No Sew Leather Jewelry Pouch

DIY No Sew Leather Jewelry Pouch
Every girl needs a jewelry pouch but if you are bad at sewing, I guess, you have a problem with it. This tutorial requires no fuss and no sewing skills, so prepare leather, Crop-A-Dile hole punch, scrapbooking eyelets, thin ribbon, sharp scissors, a bowl, a charm or bead and a pen. The easiest way to... 
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Easy DIY Leather Furniture Pull

Easy DIY Leather Furniture Pull
If you are renovating an old furniture piece, we have a cool idea of what to use instead of hardware. A cool leather pull! You’ll need an old leather belt, a utility knife, a screwdriver, a power drill, a Chicago bolt with matching screw of choice. With your utility knife cut the length of leather... 
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