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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 Faux Marble And Wood Serving Tray

DIY Faux Marble And Wood Serving Tray
Need a cool serving tray? We’ve got a great idea with a tutorial for you! Prepare marble contact paper, wood, leather, gold thumbtacks. You can totally keep the wood raw and use it that way, or add a little depth and color to it. Use a couple different stains to get the color just right,... 
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Stylish DIY No Sew Leather Key Pouch

Stylish DIY No Sew Leather Key Pouch
This cool key pouch will help you not to lose your keys and easily find them anywhere, and it’s also a great gift. Prepare a leather scrap, 7 1/2″ x 4″, a button stud, 7mm base diameter; 6mm stud head diameter, key holder bracket with double cap rivet set, a hole punch tool, a ball-pen,... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

Stylish DIY Wall Copper Message Board

Stylish DIY Wall Copper Message Board
Looking to add a little functional style to your office? Why not post up your calendar or track a to-do list on this metallic copper message board! A little copper sheeting from the hardware store goes a long way in adding a hint of bling and loads of design savvy to any space. Let’s get... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

Easy DIY Striped Chair Slipcover

Easy DIY Striped Chair Slipcover
Even the oldest and the ugliest chair can get a new life with a cover! First, pin the fabric to the chair, following the contours. Tuck the fabric into the place where the back and the seat meet, trace around the entire thing, and cut out. Then pin a skirt into place and cut. Next... 
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Cute DIY Baby Monthly Update Photo Sign

Cute DIY Baby Monthly Update Photo Sign
If you have a baby, I’ve got a great project for your photo shoots – a monthly update sign! For this project you will need a wood round, sander, paints, chalkboard paint, paintbrushes, chalk, and a sharpie.  Take a power sander to smoothen the surface. Next, paint the chalkboard paint on one side. Use the... 
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DIY Kids Projects DIY

12 DIY Easter Egg Crafts To Excite Your Kids

12 DIY Easter Egg Crafts To Excite Your Kids
Easter is coming this week, and it’s high time to create something for it! If you have little ones, you should definitely have a look at today’s roundup because it’s dedicated to awesome Easter eggs that will strike your kids. Eggs have a perfect shape for metamorphoses of various kinds, you turn them into burgers,... 
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DIY Colorful Matryoshka Felt Bookmark

DIY Colorful Matryoshka Felt Bookmark
Matryoshka means “little matron” in Russian, it’s a painted wooden doll. They are quite cute and funny, and these bookmarks imitate them. To make them you’ll need felt pieces, scraps of fabric, sharpie pens, cotton thread and needle, scissors, PVA glue, a small brush, 3mm ribbon, a template. Cut out the printed template. The outside,... 
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Creative DIY Birthday Invitations In A Box

Creative DIY Birthday Invitations In A Box
Going to throw a cool birthday party? Make awesome invitations! You will need some skills in a layout program like InDesign, small craft boxes, small  honeycomb balls, glitter paper, bakers twine, scissors, cutter knife, glue. Design your invitations fitting exactly into the craft boxes when they are folded and print them at the copy shop,... 
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DIY DIY Furniture

Vintage-Inspired DIY Tall Printer’s Cabinet

Vintage-Inspired DIY Tall Printer’s Cabinet
If you admire vintage furniture, you’ll love to make this tall printer cabinet, which can be a closet or an armoire. Read here the supply and cutting list and start crafting. From the 2 x 2’s, cut four, 83-1/4″ lengths. Drill 3/4″ pocket holes around the top and sides of each 12-3/4 x 79-1/4″ x... 
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