Decorating

47 Bold And Catchy Animal Print Rugs

47 Bold And Catchy Animal Print Rugs
Animal prints never go out of style, sometimes they are a bit more on and sometimes a bit more off but they are always great to add a touch of glam to the space. The best way to style a space with animal prints not to over do it is to bring animal print pillows,... 
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Decorating

45 Stylish Geometric Rugs For Every Home

45 Stylish Geometric Rugs For Every Home
A rug is a piece that is often close to invisible, it’s just part of the backdrop, in which you create your design. But sometimes a rug is a bold statement in the space that adds to the style and highlights the features of the room, this is mostly about colorful and printed rugs, and... 
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DIY

DIY Chunky Woven Bath Mat To Make

DIY Chunky Woven Bath Mat To Make
You can turn this beginner-level woven bath mat into a larger rug if you’ve got enough patience. Prepare 2 skeins of navy fabric yarn, 2 skeins of teal fabric yarn, colored cotton yarn for warp, cut of wood measuring at least 2′ wide and 4′-6′ long, 31 nails, a hammer, 2 binder clips or clothespins.... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

DIY Chic Pompom Rug To Feel Cozy In the Winter

DIY Chic Pompom Rug To Feel Cozy In the Winter
This adorable pompom rug will make you feel cozy and warm, prepare yarn, pompom maker, scissors, non-skid rug pad. There are several ways to make a pom-pom but a pom-pom maker offers the fastest method. The actual size of the pom-poms will vary based on the thickness of yarn and amount of times the yarn... 
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DIY Pottery Barn-Inspired Inscription Doormat

DIY Pottery Barn-Inspired Inscription Doormat
This cool doormat was inspired by a Pottery Barn one but it costs less. Take a blank coir rug and use acrylic paint as it’s permanent so it works well for an outdoor and it’s also a flexible paint, unlike oil paint, so it won’t crack once dry. Use a ruler to mark the middle... 
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Budget-Savvy DIY Stenciled Outdoor Rug

Budget-Savvy DIY Stenciled Outdoor Rug
Outdoor rugs can be so expensive, especially the really pretty ones – but you can make this one from everydaydishes.com – it’s cute and cheap! The supplies are an outdoor rug stencil template, card stock, a precision knife, an outdoor rug, a spray adhesive, paper to cover area not stenciled and spray paint. Download the... 
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14 Playful DIY Tassel Crafts For Home Décor

14 Playful DIY Tassel Crafts For Home Décor
Tassels can make any piece funnier, more cheerful and playful – scarves, rugs, curtains, table runners, tablecloths and many other things look better. I’ve rounded up a whole bunch of ideas with tassels to make your home more vivacious. Let’s start from wall décor – here you can make a tassel wall hanging or just... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

Colorful And Easy DIY Pompom Rug

Colorful And Easy DIY Pompom Rug
If you like those colorful felt ball rugs but they can be pricey, you can make one yourself! Here’s an inexpensive and cute little version using pompoms from hellowonderful.co. Prepare pompoms, a rug mat, a hot glue gun. Cut your rug mat to the size you want. Make sure to lay down paper before placing... 
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12 DIY Statement Rugs To Refresh Your interiors

12 DIY Statement Rugs To Refresh Your interiors
Textiles are an awesome, quick and budget-friendly way to refresh your home for spring. We’ve just told you how to make and rock new curtains at home, today we’ll speak about rigs. Believe me, rugs aren’t more difficult to make! If you don’t like sewing, that’s not a problem: just take a neutral rug or... 
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DIY No Sew Braided Jersey Tops Rug

DIY No Sew Braided Jersey Tops Rug
Remember that cool T-shirt mat that we’ve told you about? Today we are sharing a similar idea thanks to the wonderforest blog. The supplies are a variety of jersey t-shirts and/or tank tops, scissors and a rotary cutter. Cut your t-shirts into 1.5″ strips along the width of the body. This goes much quicker if... 
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