DIY Accessories

Simple DIY Mason Jar Snowglobes

Simple DIY Mason Jar Snowglobes
Snowglobes have always been a symbol of Christmas, a cool gift, especially for children, and I’m sure that for the most of us it reminds of cozy Christmas with family and friends. Let’s make a simple mason jar snowglobe, you’ll need mason jars, waterproof toys or figures, glitter, glycerin, epoxy or non-water soluble glue, distilled... 
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How To

Cool DIY Instacards For Holiday Gifts

Cool DIY Instacards For Holiday Gifts
For the coming Christmas gift cards are a cool thing, they are necessary! The supplies are instagram photos from your feed in Jpeg format, a cutting mat, a card stock, copy paper, canvas paper, an embroidery needle and thread or a sewing machine, a ruler and a rotary cutter. Decide on the size your cards... 
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DIY Tableware

Easy DIY Napkin Rings To Make With Your Kids

Easy DIY Napkin Rings To Make With Your Kids
Any dinner with your friends and family needs some cool table setting and you should be attentive to the details. You can make awesome napkin rings together with your kids and have fun. The supplies are toilet rolls, scissors, hobby paint, brush, a hole punch, a needle and yarn. Start by cutting the rolls in... 
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How To

How To Make DIY Tea Towels

How To Make DIY Tea Towels
Tea-colored towels look pretty and vintage, especially if you add some cool patterns. You’ll need a piece of unbleached cotton, a pen and paper, fabric markers, an iron. Cut the pieces of fabric in your desired size and hem them all around. Draw or print out the patterns that you want and cut them out... 
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DIY Tableware

Unique DIY Thanksgiving Napkin Ring

Unique DIY Thanksgiving Napkin Ring
We’ve got an amazing idea for your Thanksgiving table – and these are fall-themed napkin rings. You’ll need some beads, charms, memory wire, needlenose pliers. First, cut your wire to 10 to 12 inches. Using your needlenose pliers create a loop at the end of the wire.  Start adding your beads in a pattern of... 
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DIY Accessories

Minimalist Thanksiving DIY Utensils Envelope

Minimalist Thanksiving DIY Utensils Envelope
Thanksgiving is very near and it’s high time to think of home and table décor. If you love minimalism, like I do, there’s an pretty idea how to lay a minimalist table decor, for this you’ll need just a sheet of paper. Make a Word document putting a few lines on the upper side, center... 
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DIY Accessories

Original DIY iPhone Case With Your Favorite Picture

Original DIY iPhone Case With Your Favorite Picture
Making your iPhone cool and unusual is simple! You won’t need to apply much efforts or expensive supplies. You’ll need your favorite phone, the picture you like, a fine liner pencil, scissors and a clear case. Turn your picture over and trace the back of the case so you don’t get any nasty pen lines... 
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DIY Accessories

Amazing DIY Pinecone Firelighters For A Cold Season

Amazing DIY Pinecone Firelighters For A Cold Season
It’s cold, in some places there’s snow already but this time is magical and romantic. It’s the coziest time when you can gather around your fireplace with those that you love and enjoy some hot chocolate. For making fires you may create exciting pinecone firelighters, lightly scented with cinnamon. Take a pocketful of pine cones,... 
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DIY Tableware

Simple DIY Wood Slice Tray

Simple DIY Wood Slice Tray
We have already told you of simple wood branch coasters made of wood slices, and this is a similar idea but this time we’ll make a bigger piece – a tray. The supplies are a wood slice, acrylic paints of choice, varnish or top coat – waterproof preferable, painter’s tape, masking tape, or washi tape,... 
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DIY Accessories

DIY Fall Leaves Bowl

DIY Fall Leaves Bowl
We have told you of pretty autumn leaf lamp and here’s one more idea of the same type. You’ll need craft store leaf garland, Mod Podge, a foam brush, a balloon, scissors, a mixing bowl. Begin by snipping the leaves off the strand of garland. Leave about 1/8″ at the base. Carefully rip the plastic... 
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