Today I’m loving …. these diy paper lanterns which I discovered through the Happy Home blog. You can find instructions how to make yourself on the Martha Stewart website.
You can create your own version like Jess from Joyess Images did. She made this gorgeous doily lantern.
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I like how this chest of drawers is transformed into a fabulous eye-catching piece for dining room or kitchen – thank to some chalkboard paint. Labelling the drawers with chalk adds a fun detail. To achieve strong, bright letters that don’t smudge easily, wipe the surface with a damp cloth just before you write, then leave to dry naturally for cute labels that make it easy to delegate setting the table. I found this idea on homelife, here you find a ‘how to apply chalkboard paint guide’.
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I love this vegetable garden: it is practical (for small gardens and balconies), inexpensive and, not unimportant, it looks good! Wooden wine boxes are used as plant containers.
I found this idea on LLH Designs. You can find more information and instructions here.
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This lovely house bookshelf has been made out of a sheet plywood. But you can also use a cheap bookcase (for example from IKEA) and turn it into a dollhouse / bookshelf. A fun project to do and not that difficult! Have you seen that tissue box that doubles as a chimney?!
(via The Brooding Hen)
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This owl costume is too cute! Apparently it is easy to make in only a couple of hours (according to Alphamom who made this costume), you can find full instructions here.
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In the latest issue of Covet Garden you can find instructions on how to stencil your own cushions.
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On emmas designblogg I found this great lamp created by Annaleena. What you need to make this lamp yourself is basically a lamp shade, wooden beads and rug strips – the easiest way to make these is to tear white bed sheets into thin “rag rug strips”. You can find full instructions here.
I loving the kitchen by the way!
(images via Emmas Designblogg / by Annalee)
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Today I’m loving … this lovely small table with chalkboard paint.
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