DIY DIY Decorations

11 Awesome Spring Home Décor Crafts To Make

11 Awesome Spring Home Décor Crafts To Make
Spring décor is special – it’s refreshing, full of colors and flowers! Here are some cool crafts to make your home look spring-like. Vinyl is a good background for any art, so you can make a collage or an art piece – attach the details or words you consider meaningful and spring-inspired, choose vibrant colors.... 
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DIY Pots & Vases

Inspiring DIY ‘Happy Spring’ Framed Vase

Inspiring DIY ‘Happy Spring’ Framed Vase
Spring is here and it’s time to celebrate it decorating your home with various spring-inspired pieces. For this framed vase you’ll need 7×10 blank chalkboard, an extra fine permanent marker, white transfer paper, 12 gauge craft wire, chevron washi tape and a ball half-pint jar. Print out what you want to transfer onto the frame.... 
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Decorating

8 DIY Indoor Moss Decorations For Spring Décor

8 DIY Indoor Moss Decorations For Spring Décor
Moss is ideal for spring décor because it’s cheap, easy to find and great for crafting. We’ve already told you about outdoor moss decorations but what about indoor? A topiary is the easiest idea for home décor, and moss balls put into a bowl look great and refreshing. Moss terrariums or pots with moss are... 
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Decorating DIY

8 DIY Outdoor Moss Decorations

8 DIY Outdoor Moss Decorations
Moss is amazing for spring décor, so you can use it easily to decorate not only for Easter but for spring on the whole. Let’s start from outdoor décor! Make a moss wreath and decorate it with spring flowers (maybe not natural ones), and add a touch you want – ribbon, burlap, sequins and other... 
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Decorating DIY

How To Grow Spring Flowers Indoors: 5 DIYs

How To Grow Spring Flowers Indoors: 5 DIYs
Spring flowers are a good idea for décor – they are fresh, bright and bring joy inside, they help you breathing the spring in! Buying and arranging them is right what you need but what about growing them yourself? In case it’s cold in your place, growing them inside is a good idea. You’ll need... 
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DIY Furniture

8 Cool DIY Outdoor Swings

8 Cool DIY Outdoor Swings
It’s spring, perfect time to spend outdoors! If you want a romantic piece to lie on or a pretty swing for your kid, here’s a couple of ideas. Pallets have always been a perfect material to craft and a swing is no exception – pallet hanging beds or swings are amazing and you won’t need... 
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DIY Decorations

DIY Birch Bark Basket For Spring Decor

DIY Birch Bark Basket For Spring Decor
Cool spring and Easter crafts are very to the point as it’s time to decorate your house according to the season and coming holiday. Let’s make a birch bark basket for décor. The supplies are birch bark sheets, chipboard and craft glue. Create a box with the chipboard. You can make any size you want,... 
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DIY Decorations

DIY Spring Flowers Mobile

DIY Spring Flowers Mobile
Spring decorations will make this beautiful season come to your space faster even if the weather outside isn’t so blooming and glowing yet. Let’s make a spring flower mobile, perfect for feminine spaces. The supplies are 14 fabric flowers, 14″ craft foam wreath, white spray paint, fishing line, straight pins, a glue gun. Spray paint... 
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DIY Accessories

DIY Hexagon Felt Coasters

DIY Hexagon Felt Coasters
A bright spring craft to decorate your table? No problem! Let’s make geometric felt coasters, and the supplies are felt squares, felt hexagons, scissors and glue. Just take your squares and cover them with hexagons in a contrasting color. For 1 coaster you’ll need about 14 hexagons, start laying down three hexagons evenly spaced in... 
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DIY Decorations

DIY Easter Fabric Pinwheels

DIY Easter Fabric Pinwheels
Pin wheels are a funny idea not only for kids, they are great for spring and Easter décor. The supplies are fleece, Vliesofix / Bondaweb, scissors, needle and thread. Take your fabric and iron it; using a pencil draw two lines like on the picture. Using a sharp knife, make the cuts and start folding... 
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