Cupcake Canopy (How-To) – Tip Junkie Homemade. Top 10 Crafts to Make This Week {6/3. Laptop Lap Desk Tutorial – Tip Junkie Homemade. 31 Insanely Easy And Clever DIY Projects. CREATE AN AMAZING CHRISTMAS GRILANTES chandelier! Οι γιορτές πέρασαν και σιγά σιγά θα αρχίσουμε να αφαιρούμε τα χριστουγεννιάτικα χριστουγεννιάτικα στολίδια.
Creative Cake, Cookie & Cupcake Stands: {Crafty Tutorials. Here’s a bunch of ways you can make decorative stands for displaying cakes, cupcakes, cookies and other dainties.
Many are quick and easy to make using basic supplies with several taking advantage of pretty thrifted dishware. Whether you’re wanting something fun for casual parties or looking for something a bit more elegant, you’ll find some clever ideas in this bunch, have fun! Oncewed.com Tiered Terracotta: A stackable cake stand made with terracotta plates and saucers, decorative paper, acrylic paint and a hot glue gun.
Colorful Tiered Trays: These are made by painting cheap dollar store trays and candlesticks with spray primer and spray paint then assembling with strong glue. How To Get Rid Of Fruit Flies. These tiny, pesky critters are brown and appear to have no fear of people (often it seems they’re trying to get up your nose and in your mouth) but they’re mostly just clumsy fliers.
The good news is that getting rid of and killing them is not difficult, you just need to do some cleaning, find their food source so you can remove it and lay out a trap to bait them with. Below I have a few cleanup and prevention tips plus a handful of easy & natural homemade traps you can make that will capture and kill them–no need to run out for supplies since it’s likely you have all that’s needed in the kitchen already. Fruit flies love sweets, ripe vegetables and fresh fruit, especially if it’s overripe (the fermenting process is a strong attraction for them).
If they’re in your house, they’ve found a food source to feed from and lay their eggs on. How to Make Tablecloth Weights for a Picnic Table. DIY Soap Making & Recipes – From Beginner To Advanced. These make lovely gifts and the great thing about them is that various fragrances and ingredients can be mixed and matched to get exactly what you want.
DIY — Country Woman Magazine. DIY: Theatre Room. DIY. This tutorial was made especially for Jericha!
I bought this men's blazer/overcoat from the op-shop for five dollars. D.I.Y. Oversized Fabric Garland Chandelier. Make a statement piece in your home out of supplies you already have on hand!
I designed my oversized fabric garland chandelier to fit over our table but you could also use it in a corner that needs a little more excitement, above a reading nook in a child's bedroom, or as the backdrop for your next holiday party. You'll need: 1 wire cooling rack, 2-3 yards of fabric in different shades, 1 strand of twinkle lights, 1 white extension cord, lace, chenille, embroidery thread, a needle, two hooks that screw into a wall, a drill. 1. cut strips of fabric in varying widths (1/2" - 2") for depth. 2. create texture with strips by stitching loosely through them with embroidery thread and then bunching them up before tying a knot.
Spread them out evenly along your thread and leave enough string at the end to tie it to the cooling rack. Light sources & lanterns. DIY Fabric Chandelier. DIY Capiz Shell Chandeliers -Cant believe they're faux! Doily lamp 1. Weekend Project: Make a Backsplash from Pebbles, Shells or Leftover Hardware. My favorite DIY projects leave lots of room for improvisation and creativity—and this one is spacious.
Former Natural Home & Garden art director Susan Wasinger taught me this trick for using found objects—pebbles, seashells, buttons, sea glass, pennies and even galvanized steel hardware—to liven up a bathroom backsplash. (Here’s what you can do with all those leftover steel washers that rattle around in the bottom of the toolbox.) If you’ve never set tile before, you can learn about tools, materials, and techniques at TheTileDoctor.com or check out the video below.
Glass globs (also called glass flats, nuggets, pebbles, gems, or half-marbles) are available in a dazzling array of colors and finishes from frosty tumbled textures to pearly iridescent. Find them at craft stores, florist shops, or online at MegaGlass.com. Glass nuggets can look like a sea of bubbles.
When the rounded side faces out, the nuggets appear to be bubbling right out of the wall. Creative “Tile” Backsplash Scissors 1. 3 Ways to Craft It: Doilies! Today we are starting a brand new feature; Three Ways to Craft It. The concept is simple: take one supply and create three different projects from it! Fun, huh? It is our hope that this feature will push us to think of new and maybe out-of-the-box ideas from supplies we love.
Mini chandeliers « home sweet homemade. I had to run an errand this morning and found myself driving right by a Hobby Lobby on the way home. Convenient. So I stopped in to pick up some supplies. Nothing like starting the weekend with a new craft project. Shabby Chic Pleated Shade. The Shabby Chic Pleated Shade Full of lovely, romantic ruffles, and only 4 steps involved!
Let's get started! 1. Start with a plain lampshade. whichever shape you like. 2. 3. Wrap the strips around the shade, to make sure they fit, and then sew strait down the strip, to hold the pleats together.