DIY

9 Creative DIY Seed Starters And Starting Systems

9 Creative DIY Seed Starters And Starting Systems
Spring is not only time of sunlight, birds and green bulbs, it’s also the time of gardening. I know that you, garden fans, are already preparing seeds to start, and I’ve rounded some cool seed starters special for you. The easiest and very Easter-like idea is to take empty egg shells, fill them with soil... 
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DIY DIY Accessories

Spring Feel For Your Meal: 10 Creative DIY Placemats

Spring Feel For Your Meal: 10 Creative DIY Placemats
Spring isn’t far, and you can already begin crafting something to welcome spring. Today I offer you to choose a DIY placemat to let everyone at the table feel spring. Bright or pastel colors, one-color or patterned – it’s all up to you and your skills. If you are good at crocheting, crochet a cool... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

13 DIY Paper Flower Tutorials For Spring Décor

13 DIY Paper Flower Tutorials For Spring Décor
First fresh spring flowers will appear soon but you can make a couple of your own ones even now! They will be different and really cheap, won’t wither and will look gorgeous all year round. We’ve rounded up cool and easy tutorials to make various paper flowers. Crepe or any other colorful paper is the... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

Spring-Welcoming Décor: 8 DIY Signs You’ll Love

Spring-Welcoming Décor: 8 DIY Signs You’ll Love
Signs are stunning for any time! You can easily make them – almost no skills are required; you can use them both indoors and outdoors. Though there’s a month left before spring, it can be already felt even now, so we’ll make spring signs. Take a pallet, a wood slice, just any piece of wood... 
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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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How To

How To Make A Cat Face T-Shirt

How To Make A Cat Face T-Shirt
Are you a cat person? If you love cats, you may make a tee that would remind you of these sweet beasts. The supplies are a plain white t-shirt, black fabric paint, a sponge, a cat face stencil, freezer paper, scissors, painter’s tape. Place your cut-outs according to your stencil (you may download it), tape... 
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