So I'm sure you all know my love for DIYs. I have discovered some more through some online surfing and I want to share them with you. Especially since tomorrow will probably be a day of staying at home and recuperating from the events of tonight, these projects would be a great way to keep yourself entertained while remaining indoors and drinking coffee.
| Here is a twist on the recycled t-shirt scarf DIY that I haven't seen before. Just simply cut across the bottom of the shirt, stretch the loops, twist them up into smaller loops, then tie them together. Simple as that! What I love most about these t-shirt scarves is that they are not only unique to each person, but there is no sewing involved and you can literally do this in minutes. |
| First off I'm just gonna say, I wish I would have known about this idea back when I worked at Babies-R-Us. Maybe I could have sold more cribs. I love this idea for a work station made from an out-grown crib. I think the only thing I would change on it would be to have the chalkboard part only be half of the table space, along the back. That way they have a regular table space as well. And probably add some character and learning based decorations. |
| This is a Flickr image that really gives a great concept for artwork to hang on the wall. Just buy a canvas, paint it, pencil on a design, then use those metal thumbtacks to create the studded look. Depending on the style you choose this could work for any decor for any room in the house. |
Enjoy! Go get your craft on!
[sheena]
[sheena]
