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DIY Mini Pinboards Of Cork Pot Stands

DIY Mini Pinboards Of Cork Pot Stands
A pinboard is a great thing for any working space, especially for a kid – the school year has almost begun, remember? The best material for a pinboard is cork, so let’s take 3 cork pot stands, sticky back plastic, a craft knife, scissors, a ruler and a pencil. Sticky back plastic is ideal for... 
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Kate
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Refined DIY Jewelry Organizer From Concrete

Refined DIY Jewelry Organizer From Concrete
Jewelry organizers are always necessary as every girl has a lot of accessories. This one looks very refined, you’ll need glass vases/ glass bowls, a plastic container, a paint stick, ceramix, plaster or concrete, plastic cups, a utility knife or sandpaper. Prepare the ceramix according to the label directions, then pour the mixture in to... 
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DIY Mini Kitchen Organizers From Spice Tins

DIY Mini Kitchen Organizers From Spice Tins
Creative and practical pieces are the best ones, especially if it’s storage. What about giving new life to old things? Let’s realize a project that incorporates all that, you’ll need metal spice tins, 1-inch ceramic disc magnets, metal magnet clips and craft glue. Remove the spice tin caps and thoroughly rinse out to clean and... 
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DIY Wood Block Utensil Holder

DIY Wood Block Utensil Holder
Utensils and other pieces need organizing, so why not make an easy holder for them? To make one, all you need is a block of wood, a drill and some wood stain. Then drill three holes equal distance apart and stain the whole thing with some wood stain. It would be cute to paint the... 
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Cool DIY Gold Pencil Holder

Cool DIY Gold Pencil Holder
Organizing your desktop is always important because if you have order on the desktop, you have order in mind – that’s a feng shui principle. Let’s make a cool gold pencil holder, you’ll need random tin cans, containers, glasses and a board; sandpaper, glue and gold spray paint. Sand the board and glue all the... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

DIY Custom Cork Board IKEA Hack

DIY Custom Cork Board IKEA Hack
Do you like to keep everything organized? Then this craft is for you! You’ll need cork rounds from IKEA, acrylic paint, a paint brush, a hammer and 6 small nails. Start by applying the acrylic, brush from the center to the outside. Choose you finish; to make your edges pop, add a dash of gold... 
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Stylish DIY Hanging Watch Holder

Stylish DIY Hanging Watch Holder
If you have lots of watches and want to organize them or display to find them easily when you need, this tutorial is for you! You’ll need an empty toilet paper roll or paper towel roll, batting, enough fabric to cover the tube, leather cord, a hot glue gun and glue, scissors. Attach batting to... 
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Kate
DIY DIY Decorations

Easy DIY Scarf And Accessory Hanger

Easy DIY Scarf And Accessory Hanger
If you have lots of scarves and don’t know how to organize them, there’s a cool idea for you! To make this accessory hanger you’ll need 10 shower curtain hooks, 1 pants hanger, acrylic paint, a sponge brush, painter’s tape, E-6000 glue, super glue, wax paper. First, paint your hanger.  You can opt to keep... 
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DIY Craft Storage House Organizer

DIY Craft Storage House Organizer
Do you like crafting like we do? If you have lots of supplies to use, then you need to organize them. Let’s make an original craft storage house, you’ll need one flatware organizer, one thin wood board , sandpaper, two colors of paint, painter’s tape, a hot glue gun. Simply cut the board into two... 
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Rustic DIY Towel Organizer

Rustic DIY Towel Organizer
We’ve already told you of some bathroom storage ideas, and here’s one more idea to store the towels – a simple towel organizer. You’ll need whitewood planks, one 10″w and another 8″, hooks, wood glue and nails. Attach the boards at 90 degrees angle using nails and glue. After the glue dried, stain the pieces... 
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