DIY Furniture

Space-Saving DIY Outdoor Serving Station

Space-Saving DIY Outdoor Serving Station
Like having drinks and bites outdoors? There’s a cute idea that won’t require much space, this is a cool serving station. Using a circular saw, cut the one-by-six into two 18 /43 inch pieces, two 22 1/2 inch pieces, one 17 1/4 inch piece, and one 10 7/8 inch piece. Then cut the project panel... 
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DIY Graphic Colorful Doormat To Make

DIY Graphic Colorful Doormat To Make
Your front porch is the first thing that people see coming to your home, so make it friendlier with a cool renovated doormat! Take your old one and spray-paint it first with a layer of white, to act as primer kind of, and to be the numbers. Make sure it is extra opaque where the... 
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DIY Spring Straw Tote Door Décor

DIY Spring Straw Tote Door Décor
This pretty door decoration isn’t your usual wreath, it’s a very cool and original idea! You’ll need a straw tote, silk flowers and something to hang the tote. You can choose any bag you like, there are lots of options to choose from, in different shapes and sizes, here it’s a square-bottomed tote. You may... 
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10 Creative And Eye-Catching DIY House Number Ideas

10 Creative And Eye-Catching DIY House Number Ideas
House numbers are a must for every home or apartment to make finding it easier but who said they should be boring? Make your own ones to show your creativity and personalize your nest! The easiest idea is to take usual house numbers and attach them to a wooden plank or a board stained or... 
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DIY Modern House Numbers On Stained Wood

DIY Modern House Numbers On Stained Wood
These modern house numbers are stylish, would fit any outside décor and are easy to make! Prepare stain, house numbers, gorilla glue, Elmer’s wood glue, red oak, a picture frame hook. The tutorial is pretty easy: take your wood and stain it with as many layers as you need, let it dry. Glue the wood... 
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DIY Heart-Shaped Valentine Door Hanger

DIY Heart-Shaped Valentine Door Hanger
If you love Valentine’s Day but don’t want to puzzle over décor, make this simple door decoration. You’ll need 1 x 3 wood fence boards, cut to desired size, a coping saw, wood glue, sand paper, paint, a smaller thin heart. Cut, trimand sand the wood and space the pieces out so that they looked... 
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Easy And Affordable DIY Custom-Painted Doormat

Easy And Affordable DIY Custom-Painted Doormat
This is a really quick and easy project that will help give some personality to your front porch or foyer. Not only is it fun, it’s practical and affordable as well. The supplies are a plain doormat, Folk Art Outdoor Acrylic Paint, card stock, pencil, something to cut the pattern with, and tape, a chip... 
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DIY Weathered JOY Sign For Coming Holidays

DIY Weathered JOY Sign For Coming Holidays
Signs are the most popular decorations for any season and holiday because it can be crafted quickly and easily. Here’s how to make JOY sign for the coming holidays. Pick a board and paint with with red chalk paint. Apply vinyl lettering that you’ve bought or cut with your Silhouette or cricut. Seal the the... 
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6 DIY Halloween Pumpkin Stands For Your Porch

6 DIY Halloween Pumpkin Stands For Your Porch
A Halloween pumpkin stand is a perfect piece both for décor and for the kids that come to your door at night – they can get candies even if you aren’t at home! We’ve already told you how to make such items for fall, and today we’ll see how to add Halloween coloring to them.... 
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Cute DIY Watercolor Coffee Filter Wreath

Cute DIY Watercolor Coffee Filter Wreath
Who could imagine that coffee filters can be a base for a cool craft? They can! Prepare a wreath base of foam, sew pins, 1 package coffee filter, watercolor and a paint brush. For this wreath, use pins to attach the coffee filter to the wreath base so you can hang it on the front... 
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