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This lovely project combines two fun activities, painting and planting. Grab your paints, a terracotta plant pot and get cracking on this art project! If you want the painting to last though, add a layer of waterproof varnish once the paint is dry. Once finished, plant your little one's favourite flower! We like this fun DIY Pretty Face Planters idea from Country Living. From desk to easel and everywhere else—art happens all over a craft room.
This free crochet scarf pattern is not only fun and easy to work up, but, it also comes in the prettiest colors. The tassels at both ends add a classy yet, trendy look to the soft scarf. You must have broken or old coffee mugs lying around.
Modern DIY Dreamcatcher:
Ah, finally a practical and pretty way to use up that treasured Washi Tape from your craft kit! If you can't bear to part with the good stuff, this will also work with masking tape too. Simply use the tape to mark out indoor hopscotch in any room of the house – this works on carpet or hard floors. If you need a hand with your set up, check out this post by Ashley Hackshaw for Easy Outdoor and Indoor Games. For those who love yarn, consider using these colorful supplies as craft room decor.
You’ll want to make several before you sell them and have various options- plus even customizable pieces if you can. That way, you’ll have an excellent selection to offer buyers. Champagne flutes can be personalized with the buyer’s name or initials, the date, or whatever else they like. You just need some painting skills or printing skills to create the design. You can create a large number of frames very quickly, allowing you to make a good profit on your creations. They can also be made in various styles and sizes and with different materials.
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It’s because shrink plastic is so fun to use and almost magical in the way it transforms. Shrink plastic is one of those materials that really benefits from some fun experimentation. When kids have to be apart, why not encourage them to craft a friendship bracelet for their pals?
We’ve done scratch art that shows the beautiful back. We’ve also made use of the fact that it’s a hard plastic surface for other art projects. One of my first regular-stock supplies, baby food jars come in a small size that’s unique. When M was a baby, I used a lot of baby food and so we emptied a few jars a day.
Woven Paper Art
Make and Takes has a fun craft that screams summer holidays! Since the kids are home anyway this is as good a time as any other to make this. The project featured uses a printable template, but all you need is a compass to draw simple circles.
Sewing is not as difficult as it may seem, and there are plenty of online tutorials to guide you through the process. You can also find pre-made fabric panels that just need to be sewn together. Or if you’re not into sewing, there are still plenty of other home decor projects you can tackle, like repainting furniture or hanging up new shelves. If you’re looking for a bigger project, try adding built-in shelving or cabinet units. These DIY projects can be customized to fit any space, and they’re perfect for storing books, knick-knacks, or extra towels and linens. You can even add doors to the shelving units for a more polished look.
If you don’t have a spare room, transform your enclosed patio into a hobby room. Craft rooms with lots of natural light are a creator’s dream. Better lighting helps your projects look better and helps you avoid eye strain at the same time. Paper crafts are a favorite of mine, and all of these ideas make great use of the pretty patterns.
Round up any woven baskets you have and get creative embroidering them with yarn. I especially love the look of neon variegated yarn against the wicker baskets. How cute are these bracelets from Molly Moo Crafts? Kids will enjoy seeing how a straight stick turns into something curved that can adorn your waist. Duct tape is great for all kind of projects around the house, including crafts.
Words cannot convey how much we truly love a matchbox challenge. If you haven't come across these before, you give kids a matchbox and see what they can turn it into. Your craft room should highlight what makes you happy. If you are a ceramicist, put your potter’s wheel as the center of attention. If you’re a painter, keep your current project on an easel in the middle of the room. Pegboards offer custom solutions to your craft room storage needs.
A protective storage caddy is a must-have for craft rooms where paper is a key element. We like this five-drawer storage chest from Wayfair because of the organization it offers. Plus, crafters can wheel it around, and if there’s a spill, supplies are protected by the individual cases. In order to keep crafting, you need to be inspired and want to go into the space you have created.
You can create raised garden beds and planters using materials such as wooden boxes. Wall art is always a popular type of product to sell, especially if you can make it sustainable. Wine racks are a functional part of home decor, but they can also serve an aesthetic purpose that customers really like. Creating beautiful wine racks using solid wood is a great product that is useful for customers while adding some rustic charm to their homes. Liana Oster, bar director at The NoMad Hotel London, suggests adding some seasonal luxury by decorating your glasses. She creates a peppermint-bark paint by melting equal parts cacao butter and white chocolate, with a few drops of peppermint essence added in.
You can make your very own dahlia flowers by choosing your favorite colors and desired size. They can be used for home decoration, indoor or outdoor, or as gifts, it is totally up to you! Selling crochet patterns are one of the most profitable crafts to sell. For this craft idea, help your kids cut the center of the paper plate and make crisscrosses using yarn instead. Now, attach bird feathers to the base of dream catchers. Further, they can use colors and beads to decorate the dream catcher.
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