31 Ways to Use a Mason Jar in Your Kitchen. Clever Corner DIY Solutions. Posted by ScrapHacker.com on tisdag, augusti 28, 2012 · Leave a Comment.
43 DIY Ways To Add Some Much-Needed Sparkle To Your Life. 50 Uses for Hydrogen Peroxide. More DIY Ideas: Creative Salvage Makeovers. One of my favorite topics to blog about is DIY / Makeover project ideas.
I really wish I lived in a house with a garage and/or backyard (instead of an apartment) so I could take on more of my own DIY weekend projects...but for now, I"ll just have to settle with scoping out other people's fabulous transformations for inspiration. I found this gallery via Sunset Magazine with some great ideas! Do you have any DIY projects in the works? Please share :) BEFORE (ABOVE): Chandelier lampshades and lumber BEFORE (ABOVE): Window frames, lumber and door hinges BEFORE (ABOVE): Old mismatched candlesticks. 10 Ways to Reuse an Old T-Shirt.
Simple Ideas That Are Borderline Crafty - 27 Pics. DIY Solar-Powered Mason Jar LuminariesOne Good Thing by Jillee. This is one of those ideas that seemed like a really simple one UNTIL I started working on it.
It actually turned out to be a bit harder than I anticipated…but in the end I was very happy with the results. 10 Ways to Repurpose CDs & CD Cases. It’s true.
Just about everything you see in the photo collage above this sentence was made with either a CD or CD case! You knew you were saving all those old jewel cases, CD-R spindles, and AOL CDs for a reason. For today’s repurposing project, we decided to revamp the traditional vanity or dresser. If you don’t already have a zone in your bedroom, bathroom or closet carved out for putting your best face forward, let this be inspiration. 1. First off, let’s get a little extra oxygen in the air by way of some greenery. DIY Floppy Disk Planters. When we saw these genius Floppy Disk Coasters a few weeks ago, we know we had to cook up some flippy floppy do-it-yourself action of our own.
We foraged for saved floppy disks of tech days past, and ended up supplementing those with a cheap pack of 25 from Amazon. Get Organized with DIY Belted Storage Totes. While forging ahead with spring cleaning here at Brit HQ, we found ourselves with a lot of empty boxes and a lot of little things that needed to be stored.
Clearly, it’s time for yet another organization hack. The solution seemed obvious, but how does one make a cardboard box actually look stylish and less… boxy? Cover the boxes with sturdy fabrics and add belts, of course! Supplies:- 3 square boxes (sizes: 14 inch, 12 inch, and 10 inch)- 3 colors of fabric (The 10 inch and 12 inch box need 2 yards of fabric each, and the 14 inch box needs 3 yards)- spray adhesive- 3 old belts (we found ours at a thrift store!)
3 Clever Ways to Turn Shoeboxes into Wall Art. Let’s be honest, who doesn’t have a ton of old shoeboxes laying around?
With Earth Day just around the corner, we decided it was time to put them to good use and came up with 3 beautiful ways to upcycle them. After seeing the fun things we came up with, we’re betting you’ll also want to give all your shoeboxes a brand new life by turning them into wall art, map picture frames, and colorful shelves. Here’s a preview of what your workspace might look like if you make all three projects! :) 1. Supplies: – 3 shoebox lids – Mod Podge – white paint – 12 studs – 3 fabrics, 1/2 yard of each. Magnetic Spice Rack. 101 New Uses for Everyday Things. Wool Dryer Balls Save Time and Energy. In response to almost everybody as I read these reply's...
I was searching on how to make these as I ordered some previously and they have lived they're life. These balls are AMAZING. Yes, there is the clothes line...not in MI winters. I do not want clothes all over my house at night with pets. For those that just need to dry our clothes asap, these balls shorten the drying time immensely and remove all static. DID YOU KNOW… You’ve probably heard all about the amazing uses of distilled vinegar, using olive oil to condition leather and even that nifty trick of using a potato to loosen a broken light bulb.
But today, we are going to talk about some of the not-so-known uses for everyday items like coffee filters, marshmallows and dryer sheets. COFFEE FILTERS – The little paper-like liners that make your morning cup of joe possible have many more uses than just getting your morning started. Because coffee filters are lint-free and absorb oil very well, there are many, many uses for these little guys. Did you know… You can use coffee filters to clean glass, CD’s/DVD’s, computer monitors and even your iPad. DRYER SHEETS – Speaking of dryer sheets, did you know… If you plan on storing your luggage for a long period of time, stashing a dryer sheet inside each piece can help prevent musty odors. MARSHMALLOWS - Yes, it’s true.