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Stylish DIY Copper Toilet Paper Holders

Stylish DIY Copper Toilet Paper Holders
Every detail can be stylish, even a toilet paper holder! Prepare 4 feet of 1/2″ copper pipe cut to the following lengths using a copper pipe cutter, 4 – 1/2″ copper end caps, 5 – 1/2″ copper 90° elbows, 4 copper pipe brackets, screws and mollies if mounting on drywall, copper pipe epoxy or super... 
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DIY Leather Pulls To Accentuate Your Furniture

DIY Leather Pulls To Accentuate Your Furniture
Leather pulls can accentuate any furniture piece, even the simplest one. Let’s make some of them, you’ll need leather, pliers, hex bolts, leather dye. If you do chose a strip of leather you can cut it to size using a utility knife and make a hole using a drill. To remove snaps, pull on the... 
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DIY Ombre Lavender Sachets For Closets And Drawers

DIY Ombre Lavender Sachets For Closets And Drawers
It is known that lavender keeps away the moth from our closet and the aroma is so wonderful! Let’s make a couple of colorful cushions to make your wardrobe smell wonderful and look cool. Take cotton cloth and cloth paints. Mix them and begin painting, adding water here and there to achieve that cool ombre... 
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DIY Colorful Potholder With Various Patterns

DIY Colorful Potholder With Various Patterns
Need a cool and bold potholder? This tutorial is right what you need! The supplies are lots of colorful fabric, ribbon and needle and thread. Prepare the four patch units: sew the two strips together with the right sides facing. Open out and press. Cut the strip into 8 units, each measuring 1 1/2 x... 
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Easy To Make DIY Metallic Birch Coasters

Easy To Make DIY Metallic Birch Coasters
Natural decor is always in trend! To make these cool coasters you’ll need slices of birch wood, polyurethane spray, metallic acrylic paint, paper towels and a stir stick. First, you’ll want to mix up your paint. Mix a ratio of equal parts of paint and water. You want the paint to be diluted when you... 
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7 Cool DIY Door Stoppers From Various Materials

7 Cool DIY Door Stoppers From Various Materials
Door stoppers are needed when you have small kids or animals or just need to keep doors opened. You can buy some or just make them from the materials you have at hand. The door stopper should be comfy in using and heavy enough to hold the door, so you can make a heavy piece... 
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DIY IKEA Sheep Skin Hack Into Chair Covers

DIY IKEA Sheep Skin Hack Into Chair Covers
It’s fall and it’s a bit chilly outside, so everybody take out their knitted and fur items to keep cozy. Today we are going to hack these 2 sheepskins from IKEA into cool chair cover to feel warm. You will need: a cutting mat or anything that could prevent you from cutting into the surface... 
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Simple DIY Fabric Tile Coasters To Make

Simple DIY Fabric Tile Coasters To Make
We’ve seen a lot of tile coasters but in the fall we all want something softer and cozier, so let’s soften them with fabric! Prepare 4″ square white ceramic tiles, mod podge glue, 1/2 yard of fabric, 1″ foam paint brush, scissors, a pencil, a ruler. Begin by laying out your fabric and either measure... 
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Easy And Quick DIY Leather Laptop Case

Easy And Quick DIY Leather Laptop Case
Today everybody has a laptop, I just can’t imagine my life without it. To save it from scratches and spots we need a good laptop case, so let’s make this quick and simple one. The supplies are faux leather, nylon thread and needle, a rotary cutter, button stud screwback and an Xacto knife. Cut out... 
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DIY Marble Tile Coasters With Nails Polishes

DIY Marble Tile Coasters With Nails Polishes
Marble decor is getting more and more trendy, let’s follow the trend and make these coasters. The supplies are trays, mugs, coasters. Get a bin and fill it with warm water. If you don’t use warm water, the nail polish will harden quickly and it won’t stick to the tile. Next uncap all of the... 
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