Make these easy trays to help organize jewelry and other household items.
This magical night sky canopy is a simple, no-sew project to make on a rainy day. Using materials readily found in your local big box store, you can create a special place for your child to read books, relax and play with toys. Best of all, this project is easy on the wallet and doable for novice DIYers.
Surprise your sweetheart with a home-cooked meal and custom-made wineglasses this Valentine's Day. A few simple steps are all it takes to turn basic stemware into heart-accented pieces you'll use for every romantic occasion.
Use your favorite deviled eggs recipe and food dye to create this snack that will add a festive touch to your Easter party.
Make a textured, bright shamrock using everyday household objects. Kids can practice their cutting skills, coordination with a rolling pin and learn about different shades of colors.
Every college dorm room needs a wipe-off board for messages from friends and to jot down to-do lists. Use a flea market frame and a funky fabric to create a one-of-a-kind message board that will make your space look chic.
Bring retro holiday patterns to your party with dish towel favors made from vintage Christmas tablecloths.
Wood burning is a great way to dress up bamboo kitchen tools: It won't wash off, gets better with age and can create one-of-a-kind designs. Upgrade your utensils in an afternoon with a little DIY elbow grease.
With a set of alphabet stamps and bakeable clay, your favorite holiday saying can become a modern, colorful ornament.
With a few simple drawing techniques, you can make these bohemian-style, hand-painted jars. Fill with wildflowers and cuttings from the garden to display around your home.
Look to your backyard for the main materials for this artwork project. A few clippings of foliage and some spray paint transform a blank canvas into bright, modern wall art.
Give the perfect sweet 16 birthday gift, and personalize a leather key chain they can attach to their new set of keys.
For friends and family who have fireplaces or love camping, these homemade firestarters are a quick and easy holiday favor. They smell yummy, too!
Combine rustic natural rope with metallic ribbon to create a trendy and versatile basket that's easier to make than you think. Use it in lieu of a gift bag and fill with seasonal fruit, baked goods or ornaments.