Sometimes we can’t find a place for storing books, and a couple of bookends can help to fix them in any place. The supplies are a milk carton, scissors, packing tape, rapid set concrete, a mixing tub, a stirrer, a cylindrical object, sandpaper, painter’s tape and granite spray paint. Start off by cutting your milk...
To inspire your kids to read you can make pretty bookmarks and cute bookends yourself, they won’t cost a lot and you may choose any images you like. To make these cool bookends you’ll need chipboard and cardstock die cuts of the giraffe shape, acrylic cement and applicator, four acrylic stamping blocks, Mod Podge and...
If you have several books lying around on your sideboard you can use some bookends to organize them. These cute bookends are inspired by owl bookends you can find at Pottery Barn but are really cheap to make. First of all you need to made a patter for the owls and cut out the fabric...