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13 DIY Pineapple Crafts

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This Pineapple roundup is so summery and fresh. Whether you are decorating your home or decorating for a party these pineapple Hawaiian inspired decor items are amazingly cute. Looking for more Pineapple home decor? check out these Pineapple Cushions and Pineapple Wall Art.

Beach Driftwood Pineapple MADE IN A DAY

Pineapple Pillow/cushion– YOU MADE MY DAY

DIY pineapple t-shirt design– CRAFTAHOLICS ANONYMOUS

Pineapple Spoon Lamp – CRAFT FOXES

Spoon lamps are one of the DIY’s I am yet to tackle but I have to admit they do look pretty amazing. They have a lovely texture to them too.

Painted door mat– LYDI OUT LOUD

Floral wall art  PILLAR BOX BLUE

Bedtime night light – A BEAUTIFUL MESS

 DIY Pineapple signage – CRAFT AHOLICS ANONYMOUS

Paint drip – TWO PURPLE COUCHES

This one is a paint drip project, but I would love to do a paint pour finish to the clock too.

Sewn Zipper pouch– FLAMINGO TOES

Air Plant Holders– SMALL FRIENDLY 

I bought some air plants but somehow I still managed to kill them, what is wrong with me? How is it even possible?

Fruity pineapple necklace– THE CRAFTY SPARROW

Crochet garland – BY HAND LONDON

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