DIY Leaf Art - monsterscircus. Petal to the Metal DIY Når væggene skal have nyt liv kan det være en kunst at finde den helt rette ramme til den helt rette kunst.
Jeg har fundet en smuk en af slagsen og lavet denne grønne DIY til Jer. An easy way to jazz up your wall is finding a nice frame for some nice art – I’ve found a lovely one and created this green DIY to you. Så idag får du idéen til, hvordan du laver din helt egen og unikke plante kunst! Ingas Haven: A chair called Einstein. Make Wood Wall Cabinet. Rogue Engineer.
DIY cobija de triangulos. Mueble. Have you entered the August Wrinkle Giveaway yet?
It has been awhile since my last Manage it Monday! Since we moved to a new loft we decided it was also time to change the way we organized our clothes. Our new bedroom is pretty small so we knew we needed something that could hold a lot of clothes, but didn’t take up a lot of space. DIY MESA. This time I decided to go a little further and make a bigger DIY project.
A sofa table for the center of my living room … But do not panic, it’s super easy to do and will cost you very little …and use some recycled materials! First things first … You’ll need this piece that many of you already know … the famous pallet. If you have a good smile you can get it free at a department store or a factory. · 4 bolt wheels. (you can buy them at a hardware store) but you can opt for metal wheels or old legs for a more vintage look. · Screws and screwdriver to mount the wheels. · White matt paint or color of your choice (water based) · Brush or foam roller. · Sandpaper Optional: Venetian Paper Palace. Jag har helt snöat in på att göra papperslyktor. Denna gång blev det en lite lägre variant som jag ville skulle se lite mer som ett slott eller palats och därför gjorde jag lite olika höjd på taken. En klocka fick också vara med på en av gavlarna.
Pappret är vitt men av någon anledning ser det rosa ut på bilderna. I am completely absorbed with paper lanterns. Cojines con figuras tejidas. This last month I listed one of the pillows I make and offer throughout the year as a Mother's Day pillow.
That's right, I took an existing item and marketed it for a specific occation. Now, keep in mind this item was a perfect item to market as such. I didn't take a pillow with a christmas tree and market it as a mother's day gift - that would be ridiculous and annoying. In fact when I made the item I immediately thought that it would be a really fantastic mother's day gift. We all know holidays are ripe for buying and selling; our holidays are pretty centered around gift giving and now a'days people are often looking for more unique and handmade items; this often leads them to online marketplaces like Etsy.
Again, you will want to make sure that your item fills a certain criteria for being "labeled" as an "October fest" item for example. Tell love and chocolate: TELL: DIY CHUNKY TASSEL BLANKET. Simple DIY Painting. First, let me thank everyone who has voted for my blog in Apartment Therapy's "The Homies".
(Don't forget that you can vote for more than one blog, until Friday). I really appreciate that my readers are so supportive - your comments and emails really keep me going. To help convince you to vote Dans le Townhouse, I'm showing off my latest DIY project. I am constantly ogling dramatic black and white paintings but a stark, graphic painting just didn't seem to fit anywhere in the townhouse . . . until we started working on the basement. Tiny Plant Pots. I’m really a sucker for anything miniature.
You know what’s cute? A horse. You know what’s even cuter? A miniature horse. Just try to deny it. Materials: Polymer clay (I used Premo Sculpey in white, from here ) Melon baller (or other tiny scooping tool) Knife Oven Methods: 1. 2. 3. DIY cuernos de reno. I don’t hunt and the thought of throwing a live lobster into a pot of boiling water make me nauseous (but I do like to eat them very much).
So when I developed my obsession with antlers, it was pretty much impossible for me to get them unless I pay a stupid amount of money... So I DIY’ed a pair. All you need is some tinfoils and air dry clay! These make great table decorations, and by the way, no deers were harmed in this process :) From Auto Glass a mesita. I never would have thought of today’s hack-a-week project without my husband, Tim.
He currently works in the auto glass industry, and brought home this lovely piece of dark glass. It was his idea to turn it into a tray! Handles were posing somewhat of a problem, though, and so I suggested feet instead. And voilà, here is today’s project!