DIY Decorations

DIY Wedding Wreath Of Paper Cups

DIY Wedding Wreath Of Paper Cups
Wedding ceremonies and parties are usually very beautifully. Of course they are also pricey. It’s a good idea to find some ways to cut some expenses. For example, you can make a nice wedding wreath without spending a lot of money on it. Plastic cups and ribbon are materials of choice here. You only need... 
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Cheap DIY Spring Wreath Made of Butcher Paper

Cheap DIY Spring Wreath Made of Butcher Paper
Here is a very cheap Spring wreath you can make during any of your evening. It’s made of butcher paper wrapped and glued around a styrofoam wreath form. Alisa Burke has managed to make really cool flowers from butcher paper so the wreath looks awesome. She also showed how she’s done them. If you want... 
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DIY Framed Fabric Spring Wreath

DIY Framed Fabric Spring Wreath
It’s already warm Spring weather in many places all around the world. Bright sunshine and all these greenery outside inspire people to create beautiful things. This cute spring wreath is made by Stace from Just Sew Sassy of soft fabric and a nice frame. Here is what she used besides the frame: 1 can outdoor... 
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DIY Rustic Wreath Made of Driftwood

DIY Rustic Wreath Made of Driftwood
If you live near a beach you can easily find a lot of driftwood pieces during your walks. From them you can make a bunch of cool things like candle holders, coat racks, key holders and so on. Here is for example a wreath made of small driftwood pieces. It looks rustic and such small... 
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DIY Vintage Clothespin Wreath

DIY Vintage Clothespin Wreath
If you like sunburst mirrors then you might also like this budget-friendly clothespin wreath you can make. It’s super easy to make and has some vintage charm in it. Here is what you’ll need: Embroidery Hoop (inner ring only) Vintage Clothespins or Doll Pins Cardboard Glue Gun Instructions Trace the outside of the hoop on... 
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DIY Indoor Easter Wreath

DIY Indoor Easter Wreath
Even though we showed you several different outdoor Easter wreaths and they could be used indoors too, here is one that is perfect for indoors. This inexpensive Easter wreath you can make by yourself and it probably will looks even better than some of pictures that decorate your walls. A foam wreath, some crepe paper,... 
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DIY Framed Easter Wreath

DIY Framed Easter Wreath
Here is a very similar Easter wreath to the one I showed you some time ago. Although instead of using faux grass a bag of moss was used here. Of course vintage picture frame also made a nice job in making the wreath looks cool. All supplies for the wreath are easy to find in... 
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DIY Easter Eggs Wreath

DIY Easter Eggs Wreath
You have a lot of time to make a Easter wreath for your front door. Here is a small tutorial that will help you in that. Materials and tools 16″ grape vine wreath 4 packages plastic white eggs A can of white primer spray and a can of Robin’s Egg spray Small amount of acrylic... 
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DIY Easter Wreath With Grass

DIY Easter Wreath With Grass
Here is one of the cutest Easter wreaths I’ve ever seen. You can make it by yourself to adorn your door. For the project you’ll need: a square of grass, a couple bags of plastic eggs, a picture frame, premer, several paints in different colors (including brown one), a paint brush, glue and some decorating... 
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DIY Gorgeous Succulent Wreath

DIY Gorgeous Succulent Wreath
If you live in a region where the weather is good all year round you might want to make yourself a natural wreath that will stay alive for several seasons. If your climate is that good you probably already have a lot of small succulents living at your garden. If you don’t have them already... 
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