Category Archives: diy projects

diy: space garland

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Today I’m loving … this rocket garland created by Guusje’s Appeltaart for Oh My! Handmade Goodness. You can find a tutorial for making this garland yourself here. Great for a little boy’s room!

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diy project: heart elbow patches

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I have a long list of DIY projects that I will do once I have a little bit more free time (which unfortunately isn’t in the near future..). These lovely heart elbow patches are high on this list! Aren’t they cute?! The technique used to make these is needle felting. You can find a tutorial here on Youtube.

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The instructions for making these elbow patches can be found on Honestly WTF.

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It doesn’t seem to difficult, does it?

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(images from Honestly WTF)

diy: silver baskets

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Today I’m loving … these silver baskets. These baskets make a great summer accessory but they also look great in your home. You can actually spray paint the baskets yourself. Instructions can be found here on Martha Stewart’s website.

fun storage solution

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Today I’m loving … these bags that are used to organise kids clothes (socks, vests, pants). An easy DIY project?

(image from Milk Magazine)

diy: chalkboard paint mugs

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Today I’m loving … these DIY chalkboard paint mugs. You can find instructions how to make them here on Wit & Whistle.

(via Poppytalk)

garland christmas tree

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Today I’m loving … this Christmas tree created with a garland from Down To The Woods. A great idea for a kids room!

christmas stamps

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Today I’m loving … these festive holiday stamps from Present&Correct.

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(via Poppy Talk)

stools dipped in paint

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Today I’m loving … these stools dipped in white paint.

(image from Siren Lauvdal, styling by Kråkvik&D’orazio)

diy: bangle

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Today I’m loving … this lovely diy project by Sweet Paul. All you need is a wooden or plastic bangle and some left over yarn. Sweet Paul used linen here. You can find instructions on Sweet Paul’s website.

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(images by by Alexandra Grablewski / via Sweet Paul)

diy: paper city paris made by joel

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Today I’m loving … these free downloadable Paris City templates created by Made by Joel. This is fun (and educational) thing to do with your kids. Explore Paris together, driving the Citroën car through the Arc de Triomphe, buying candy at the Confiserie, and standing at the top of the Eiffel Tower.

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You can get the templates here. A brief description of the buildings is included so you can tell your children about Paris. Tres jolie!