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Dreamy DIY Watercolor Tableware To Make

Dreamy DIY Watercolor Tableware To Make
I love painting tableware projects because painted tableware make the food and meal itself really special. These dreamy DIY side plates are decorated with a splash of watercolor and really look like silk swirling underwater! The supplies are plates, porcelain paint, a paintbrush and water. Dip your paint brush into the paint. Don’t be scared... 
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How To Decorate A Day Planner With Leather

How To Decorate A Day Planner With Leather
The year has begun and everyone has changed their day planners, and if you don’t like your new one, you can easily change it into a cool piece. The supplies are a day planner, used leather coat or purse. Remove the ugly cover from the day planner. Just pull it off of the rings. Lay... 
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11 Awesome 2015 DIY Calendars To Make

11 Awesome 2015 DIY Calendars To Make
A calendar is a cool thing that helps to plan everything you need. Let’s see what we can make for 2015 that has just come. Instagram has never been more popular, so why not make a fun Instagram calendar for this year? Just take your pics for every day and put them on the wall.... 
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DIY Leather Mason Jar Sleeve

DIY Leather Mason Jar Sleeve
This project was super easy, didn’t require many tools, and would make a great gift in case you need it. The supplies are heavy-duty leather, snap fasteners, waxed cord, a leather punch, an X-Acto knife, a metal ruler, a setter tool or snaptool and a hammer. Cut out two rectangular pieces of leather, the first... 
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DIY Metallic Envelope Card Holders

DIY Metallic Envelope Card Holders
This pretty metallic card holder is ideal for anyone, as an accessory or a gift. Just cut a rectangle of vinyl slightly wider than your gift card and more than twice as tall. Fold up the bottom edge with enough space to cover the gift card (right sides of the vinyl facing each other). Pin... 
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DIY Hexagon Marble Cake Or Cheese Stand

DIY Hexagon Marble Cake Or Cheese Stand
Geometric décor continues to conquer the world, and today we’ll make a pretty piece for parties, it’s a hexagon cake stand. Prepare a 10″ hexagon tile, a chunky pillar candle holder, heavy-duty glue or epoxy, a pencil and ruler. With the tile upside-down, use the ruler to find the center, then trace the candle holder... 
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Kate
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Cheerful DIY Washi Tape Keyboard

Cheerful DIY Washi Tape Keyboard
If you don’t like your usual keyboard and want to decorate it somehow, or just the keyboard is a little bit worn, then this craft is for you. You’ll need washi tape, assorted colors that complement each other, scissors, scrap paper to make templates, a pen or pencil, rubbing alcohol, a paper towel or rag.... 
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12 Cool DIY Fire Starters And Fire Kits

12 Cool DIY Fire Starters And Fire Kits
Fall is here and winter isn’t so far, so there’s nothing more pleasant than sitting next to the fire with a cup of tea or coffee and your favorite book. Making a fire isn’t that easy if you aren’t experienced, so it’s time to make some cool fire starters and lighters. These pieces are ideal... 
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DIY Hairpin Legs For Your Furniture

DIY Hairpin Legs For Your Furniture
Hairpin legs are very trendy as they accentuate your furniture and make the décor more eye-catching. To make them on your own you’ll need cold rolled steel rod. For each leg, you need a length about 2.5 times longer than the finished height of the leg. Then 5″ steel flat corner braces, an angle grinder... 
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DIY Back To School Party Decorative Sign

DIY Back To School Party Decorative Sign
Have your kids already gone back to school? You may bring this school spirit to your kitchen making this sign. All you’ll need are some letters, school supplies (pencils, erasers, and glue sticks), and a hot glue gun. After you’ve gathered your supplies, the first thing you’ll want to do is lay out the school... 
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