Ideas For DIY
Brenda from UniqueJunktique (love that name!) sent me this link suggestion for a parade of vintage paper clay Halloween sticks.
She has a great collection of vintage postcards for Halloween and she has used them as the inspiration for creating … Read the rest
This might need a little bit of explaining.
The Legend Of Zelda is an action-adventure video game first made in Japan but popular worldwide with teens and kids (and some discerning adults).
Kat from OurNerdHome – decided to make a … Read the rest
Ever used a tennis ball for your laundry? To make your clothes fluffy and absorbent? Me neither.
Ever stopped a door from squeaking by using ordinary everyday butter? Nope, me neither.
Used baby oil to get latex paint off you? … Read the rest
This post on howtobuild.org caught my eye because I was actually looking to do some metal painting this coming weekend.
This is just a handy checklist of things to do before you decide to actually start the painting process.
Go … Read the rest
This one is practical and easy!
Using an inexpensive canvas, ribbon and hot glue gun, create a beautiful hairbow organizer to hang like artwork on your wall.
And the best part – it works!
Get the idea details at the … Read the rest
Jen likes buttons – and she cannot lie! LOL!
Converting old plates into button art is inspiring and clever. And Jen from DrawingsUnderTheTable has done just that.
And she is right, these will make a great addition to a baby … Read the rest
The ladies at theMerryThought have created this sweet little round hanging pot for flower vases – so pretty and industrial 🙂
Our sister site, Craftbits recently featured DIY Brooches made out of cement. Is cement making a foray into crafts?… Read the rest
It’s easy and cheap to upholster a box spring if bed skirts aren’t your thing.
Sarah from WhileTheySnooze shows you how: Upholster a box spring.… Read the rest
Home Decor is never cheap.
It can however be when you are inspired and choose to make it yourself. A simple project, easy to do in under 30 minutes and adds so much element to your home decor. Nobody will … Read the rest
Katie Wade, guest blogging at Henry Happened, shows you how to make Anthro inspired tea towels.
These towels feature butterfly prints and are no sew: DIY Butterfly Tea Towels.… Read the rest
Hexagons can be difficult because of the Y seams, but this technique involves NO sewing, so it appeals to a larger crowd.
Also, when we typically see fat quarter projects, they usually include several quarters. This clock only requires 1!… Read the rest
This is a a tutorial for a tulle and flower chandelier. The fluttery, girly look of the chandelier makes it a great decoration for a girl’s room or a baby shower. It doesn’t require too much special equipment or supplies, … Read the rest
Yes, you read it right.
This house has a real Jaguar car being used as a vertical bookshelf, a chandelier made of teapots and stairs made of skateboard decks.
Wow! Just wow!
Go get more pictures at Design Milk: Dutch … Read the rest
I had no idea either! At home and garden and on our sister site, Craftbits.com, we use milk crates
for a variety of projects.
However, if you go by this article in the ModernFarmer, use of milk crates for anything … Read the rest
Combine staircases with storage. What a clever idea.
I am sure this has been thought of before – but Japanese architect Kotaro Anzai borrowed this technique and created a custom-built kaidan dansu, or staircase cabinet, to connect the living room … Read the rest