DIY Storage

DIY Spotted Catch-All Bowl For Various Stuff

DIY Spotted Catch-All Bowl For Various Stuff
Have you ever come home and thrown your keys on the nearest flat surface only to realize you can’t remember where you put them when you’re walking out the door the next day? To avoid such situations you can make a cute catch-all bowl. The supplies are just a white bowl and a glass paint... 
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DIY Storage

Stylish DIY Leather Hexagon Vanity Tray

Stylish DIY Leather Hexagon Vanity Tray
A vanity tray is a great piece for those who want to store jewelry, accessories and makeup but don’t have much space, or a dressing table. Let’s make this one from SugarAndCloth blog! The supplies are 4 sheets of A4 thick craft card, a pencil, an xacto knife, a tray, a PDF template, leatherette in... 
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DIY Storage

Vintage Industrial DIY Utensil Organizer

Vintage Industrial DIY Utensil Organizer
Organize your utensils and other kitchen stuff with this cool holder! To make it you’ll need a vintage wood box—7 1/2″ x 12″, a wooden dowel, two pieces of wood to be used as dividers, paint, a paintbrush, copper pipe brackets with 8″ extension, screws, L brackets, a shelf liner. Clean out and paint your... 
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DIY Storage

18 Cool And Smart DIYs To Organize Your Closet

18 Cool And Smart DIYs To Organize Your Closet
Everyone wants to have a closet at home to keep things in order and to easily find every item you need. If you have one and don’t know how to organize it to use every inch of space, then this roundup is for you! We’ve gathered the easiest and the most awesome tutorials to store... 
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DIY Storage

Refined DIY Crystal Knob Storage Boxes

Refined DIY Crystal Knob Storage Boxes
I like original knobs that attract attention to the piece you open, and if you like them, too, you’ll enjoy making these boxes with crystals that HomeyOhMy blog had shared! The supplies are wood boxes, white acrylic paint, a foam brush, gloss varnish, crystals and E6000 glue. You can use spray paint instead of acrylic... 
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DIY Storage

Easy DIY Mason Jar Lid Jewelry Dish

Easy DIY Mason Jar Lid Jewelry Dish
More and more jewelry dishes to store all our accessories! Here’s one more idea to store your stuff in a stylish way. The supplies are a metal mason jar ring and lid, scrapbook paper, felt or fleece fabric, fabric ribbon, hot glue, scissors and a pencil. Trace the lid on your scrapbook paper with a... 
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DIY Storage

DIY Shelf Of A Wooden Board And Leather Belt

DIY Shelf Of A Wooden Board And Leather Belt
Creating original storage solutions is easy! Today we are sharing this genius idea from Nur-Noch blog, it’s a belt shelf. The supplies are a shelving board or other wood and a wide suede belt. First draw the outline of the new shelf on the board and saw it. In order to create a nice contrast... 
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DIY

12 DIY Towel Hooks And Hangers For Every Interior

12 DIY Towel Hooks And Hangers For Every Interior
Got a small bathroom and puzzling over where to hang towels? Want to hang towels next to the kitchen sink and don’t know how? This roundup will help you to find an appropriate idea for any bathroom or kitchen and for any skills. Wire is a perfect material for such crafting, just shape it as... 
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DIY Storage

12 Original And Functional DIY Key Holders To Make

12 Original And Functional DIY Key Holders To Make
Running around and looking for your keys everywhere? Late every morning because can’t find your keys? Then a key holder is a must! There are lots and lots of fast and easy ideas to realize, so don’t hesitate to find a piece that suits you. The most popular and easy way to do that is... 
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DIY Furniture

DIY Modern Floating Shelf With A Storage Space Inside

DIY Modern Floating Shelf With A Storage Space Inside
Floating shelves are perfect for any space as they don’t look heavy and are comfy in using. Et’s make this shelf, begin cutting your 1×3 boards. Drill 3/4″ pocket holes on one end of all the shorter 1×3 boards.  Try pocket holes for this joint because it is the main structure for this shelf. Then... 
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