DIY DIY Decorations

Glam DIY Gold Metal Edge Marquee

Glam DIY Gold Metal Edge Marquee
Marquees are very popular for décor, they are eye-catching and raise the mood. To make this one you’ll need 3/4″ wooden board big enough to trace your desired size onto, a jigsaw, a drill, a hole saw drill bit large enough to fit your string lights, 6″ wide roof flashing, metal cutting shears, a staple... 
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11 Awesome DIY Christmas And New Year Marquee Lights

11 Awesome DIY Christmas And New Year Marquee Lights
Marquees always create an ambience, wherever you put them, and I’m sure that they will help you to feel the holiday spirit! Of course, Christmas and New Year marquees should reflect the holiday theme, so if you are choosing some letters, make words like JOY, FUN, CHEERS, MERRY, NOEL or something else connected with the... 
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13 Trendy DIY Marquee Lights, Letters And Signs

13 Trendy DIY Marquee Lights, Letters And Signs
Marquees have become a huge décor trend because they look awesome, fun and eye-catching. Let’s make some marquee pieces that correspond your interior or just wishes. Marquee letters or maybe initials are very popular for any interior or even an event like a birthday party or a wedding. An abstract marquee light is also cute:... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

Cheerful And Bright DIY Emoji Marquee

Cheerful And Bright DIY Emoji Marquee
Marquees are very popular today, let’s make this cheerful emoji one for parties or just to make your interior brighter. You’ll need a round wood top, a drill with various drill bits, battery-operated globe string lights, acrylic paint, an emoji template, duct tape or gaff tape, picture hangers and wire for mounting, dowel rods. Paint... 
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DIY Marquee Letters Of Cardboard

DIY Marquee Letters Of Cardboard
Let’s make marquee letters to accentuate your space. You’ll need cardboard, a printer, an x-acto knife, a hot glue gun, scissors, paper and lights. Create the text you want in the size and font you like in Photoshop. Now you need to create your text template to trace out onto your cardboard. Trace those letters... 
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