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35 Things You Should Be Making, Not Buying!

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1. DIY Fancy Gift Bow

Let’s begin with the classic gift bow, just like the ones that have always adorned my gifts during the holiday season. These are really quite simple to make yourself, believe it or not. Make your way over to Charlet’s Website to see a photo tutorial that will show you how to do it.

2. Loopy Bow Tutorial

If you want to go fancy with your gift bow, give this pretty version a try. Start with a fun patterned ribbon, then start creating large loops and tie them at the center point. Head on over to Save On Crafts to find out exactly how to make your own loopy gift bow.

3. Satin Ribbon Dahlia

For a very special gift, consider creating one of these beautiful satin bows reminiscent of a dahlia flower. Buy a spool of satin ribbon in your favorite color, and head over to The Ribbon Retreat to check out the tutorial for how to create the flower – then top with a matching pin.

4. Double Burlap Bow

For a fun twist on a regular bow, try this double burlap variation. The key is to create two large loops, one bigger than the other, then attach additional pieces to create the tails. Make your way over to Mommy Suite to check out the full photo tutorial for the burlap double bow.

5. Pinwheel Bow

This uniquely shaped bow has six sides, forming a shape similar to a pinwheel (hence the name). You’ll need a fun style grosgrain ribbon and a needle and thread to get started. Make your way over to Make Bows And More to find out how to recreate this yourself.

6. Paper Bow Tie Bows

These lovely bows are the perfect topper for a gift wrapped in something as simple as brown kraft paper. They are made out of decorative paper, and they are incredibly easy to make. Head on over to The Elli Blog to find out how to recreate these colorful patterned bow tie-style bows.

7. Dr. Seuss Inspired Bow

This colorful bow is made with a variety of different color ribbons, folded into lots and lots of loops which are then secured at the center using a needle and thread. The shape and colored are reminiscent of those fantastical Dr. Seuss books! Check out the full photo tutorial over at Occasionally Crafty.

8. Curly Paper Bow

If you enjoy matching your bow to your gift wrap, then this might be the perfect bow variation for you. This one is made out of a rectangular piece of gift wrap, which is cut into strips and then curled with scissors. Head on over to Two Yellow Birds Decor to check out the tutorial.

9. Paper Bow Ideas

Martha Stewart never disappoints when it comes to paper crafts, and this tutorial is no exception. In this tutorial, she shows us how to create a variety of different unique paper bows that can be added to gifts. Make your way over to MarthaStewart.com to check out all of the details.

10. DIY Tulle Bows

Tulle fabric is another great material for making bows. For this variation, simply wrap lots of tulle ribbon around a piece of cardboard, secure the center with another small piece of tulle and then cut the opposite side of the loop. Head on over to Satsuma Designs to check out the tutorial.

11. How To Tie The Perfect Bow

This handy blog post shares tips and tricks for creating the perfect glamorous bow for your gifts. Starting with metallic wired ribbon, loop it over and over again to create this gorgeous gift topper. Make  your way over to Francois et Moi to check out the full tutorial for these show stoppers!

12. Colorful Accordion Bows

These bold gift topper bows are made using lots of different colorful decorative paper which is layered and then folded to create these fun accordion style bows. I love that they kind of look like crazy bow ties! Head on over to Gold Standard Workshop to find out how to make your own accordion bows.

13. Tissue Paper Bows

Tissue paper bows are another great alternative to the typical gift bow. And these are great for recycling that half crumpled tissue paper that came with all of your holiday gifts. Grab some bakers twine as well, and then head over to 100 Directions to check out the full tutorial for this clever idea.

14. Duck Tape Bow

Believe it or not, this bow is actually made out of gold Duck Tape! Buy some Duck brand glitter tape and some contrasting paper, and you’ll be ready to create these awesome gift toppers. Make your way over to Persia Lou’s blog to find out exactly how to recreate this look yourself.

15. DIY Leather Bow

Learn how to make a bow out of leather with this simple yet clever tutorial. Begin with a large piece of leather (or faux leather if you prefer) and then head over to the Stylish blog to check out the easy instructions. And be sure to use Google Translate if you don’t speak German.

16. Curly Cue Burlap Bow

This beautiful burlap bow looks complex, but it’s actually much easier to make than it seems. You’ll need some wide burlap ribbon and a needle and thread. Make your way over to Adventures Of A Creative Girl to check out the full tutorial for this lovely rustic chic curly cue bow.

17. Measuring tape Bow

This bow is incredibly genius… it is made entirely from things you can buy at the hardware store. You’ll need a measuring tape, some screws and a few washers too. What a great gift topper for a gift for dad or grandpa! Head on over to Tikkido to find out all the details of this fun project.

18. Leather Gift Bow Tutorial

Here’s another great way to use leather to make a bow for your gift. Again, feel free to use vegan leather if you like to avoid animal products. Just grab some leather strips and a hot glue gun to get started. Make your way over to Crafthunter to check out the full photo tutorial.

19. Modern Paper Flower Bow

This lovely bow is a modern take on a flower, made with long strips of colored paper and mini paper brads. And they’re incredibly easy and quick to make, so you can create a whole slew of them in one sitting. Make your way over to Mauritza Lisa’s blog to check out the full set of instructions.

20. Leather Bows

Here’s another great way to make a bow out of leather. You’ll need a Platinum die cutting machine if you want to follow the instructions exactly, but you could also use a Silhouette machine, a Cricut, or even just a plain old pair of scissors. Head on over to Tinsel and Wheat to check out the directions.

21. Crochet Bows

If you want to mix things up a bit, give these crochet bows a try! Just grab some yarn that you have leftover from past projects, and start making these fun whimsical gift bows using this simple pattern from the Everything Etsy blog. All you’ll need are very basic crochet skills for this one.

22. Fancy Decorative Bow

This large bow is made out of very wide, smooth gift wrapping ribbon, which is then looped around and around and then clipped a bit in the center to create a spot to tie it off. Make your way over to In Love With Art to check out the helpful photo tutorial for this beautiful bow.

23. Sprinkle Bows

For a truly unique take on the gift bow, try these super colorful sprinkle bows! They are made out of paper, and then a few candy sprinkles are put in small bags and attached to the centers of the bows. Make your way over to the Design Eat Repeat blog to find out all the important details.

24. Crepe Paper Bows

Who knew that you could even use plain old crepe paper to make fun bows for your gifts? These bows are shaped like little bow ties, and they are formed by creating round loops, pinching the center, and then wrapping a contrasting color around the middle. Get the whole how-to at The Casual Craftlete.

25. Printable Gift Wrap Bow

And last but certainly not least, this gorgeous bow is made out of decorative paper. And here’s the best part – you can print it out for free. Head over to My Poppet to download the different paper patterns and then you can make your own bow. Pair it with contrasting gift wrap for some serious pizzazz!

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Step 1

Gather your supplies. You’ll need:

Scissors
Super glue
One large sock
Sewing pins
Small buttons
Scrap fabric
White thread
1 kg of rice
Roll of duct tape

Step 2

Cut the sock in two just below the heel by a few inches and set the half with the toe aside.

Step 3

Turn the sock inside out.

Step 4

Tie the cute end of the sock closed very tightly with a piece of white thread.

Step 5

Step 6

Pull the sock through the middle of the roll of duct tape and roll the edges over so the sock opens like a funnel.

Step 7

Fill your sock with rice. The more rice you add, the more bumpy your snowman will be so that it looks like packed snow. Remember not to over fill! You still need to be able to close it.

Step 8

Before you close the top, stand the sock so the tied part is on the bottom and carefully shape a head by shaping and pinching the sock a few inches below the opening.

Step 9

Tie the top of the sock closed with another piece of white thread, knitting it tightly.

Step 10

Where you shaped the “neck” earlier to mark the size of your snowman’s head, tie another thread. Pull as tightly as your rice will allow and knot the thread so the rice doesn’t slip through and make your snowman’s head shrink.

Step 11

Cut some scrap fabric and tie it around your snowman’s neck as a scarf.

Step 12

Fold the cut edge of your sock’s toe (or the toe of another coloured or patterned sock) upward a few times like a hat cuff.

Step 13

Place the folded sock toe on your snowman’s head like a little toque.

Step 14

Glue buttons down the front of your snowman’s tummy for some cute detail.

Step 15

Give your snowman a face using markers, fabric paint, or sewing pins with coloured ends!

Have you made other versions of the sock snowmen and you loved how they turned out? Did you follow this tutorial and create a cute little troupe? Link us to pictures of your work in the comments section!

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1. Make use of some laundry baskets to organize your closet.

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2. PVC pipes can be a lot of awesome DIY projects just like this.

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3. Install water piping at different and use it as a simple closet.

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4. Install a freestanding door in a corner and brace it with wood strips, then it can be a perfect storage space.

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5. Transform any corner into a dressing room, just by hanging a shelf under the ceiling.

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6. Collect some reclaimed pallets and paint them color to create yours.

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7. If you are tired of your boring headboard, why not trying this cool clothes storage behind your bed.

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8. Give your old bookshelf new life by adding a clothes rod kit to it.

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9. Old ladders turned into super easy clothes racks.

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10. Combine some shelves that can be found in any thrift shop.

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1. Light up your kitchen with a glow in the dark countertop:

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2. Go for a DIY glowing inlaid resin shelf:

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3. Use the bracelet size glow stick to craft a welcome home sign:

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4. Glow in the dark front steps:

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5. DIY firefly jars add a bit of fun to your home’s outdoor:

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6. Light up a backyard dinner party with a glowing table like this:

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7. Give your walkway a new look by painting small rocks with glow in the dark paint:

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Or line a garden bed with rope lighting:

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8. What’s better than decorating a kid’s room with a cool glow-in-the-dark wall mural? All you need is just a small can of glow-in-the-dark paint, a pencil and your creative ideas.

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9. Jazz up your home’s party just by hanging a glow sticks chandelier like this:

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10. Enhance your front yard with these awesome glowing planters:

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3.) Miniature Gardens: Shell-Potted Succulents

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4.) DIY Mason Jar Planters

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5.) DIY Planter Box Centerpiece

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6.) Cork Planters

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7.) Milk Carton Planter

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1. Organize and display your child’s toys on a large wooden truck shelf.

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2. So cute crib comes with built-in changing table.

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3. Go for a mini toy car planter.

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4. Give your home’s outdoor an amazing look by adding a piece of stone art like this.

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5. This tractor bunk bed will be perfectly suitable for kid’s room.

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What better way than to give your home a cozy touch with some of these fabulous ideas and tutorials? We have found some of the best ways to add comfort to your house without breaking the bank.

Cozy Nook – Creating a reading nook is a great way to add to the cozy factor of your house. Nothing is better than curling up with a hot drink and a good book while the weather outside is frightful

Blankets – Who doesn’t love warm blankets to curl up in? Having lots of blankets around is a great way to add coziness to a home. Thick textures and knits are another good way – so why not combine the two? This tutorial for a thick, arm-knit blanket is a great start!

Floor Pillows – Pillows are an excellent way to add comfort! These floor pillows are great for sleep overs for just to watch a movie. The tutorial is easy to follow and you can customize them to fit your decor.

Sweater Pillows – Following the pillow trend, repurposing old sweaters as pillow cases is a great way to bring coziness to a whole new level! This tutorial even shows you how to avoid wiggly seams when trying to sew something as stretchy as a knit.

Knick Knacks – Putting knick knacks out on display is a great way to make a home feel personalized and lived in. This old letterpress drawer makes a great display case for all of these little travel knick knacks!

Family Photos – Keep family photos out on display! But instead of the old, traditional frame we’ve found a list of fun and creative way to keep your favorite photos displayed for all to see.

Candles – Nothing warms up a house the glow of candles! This easy to follow how-to lets you create these adorable tea cup candles. Use them around the house or give them away as gifts.

Lamps – Lamps are much more cozy when it comes to lighting a room. This great tutorial shows you how to make a lamp out of almost anything to fit any style of decor!

Curtains – Curtains can instantly add coziness to a room, but why not mix up the look with some fun details? Basket weaving curtains is one such fun example!

Plants – Including plants in your decor not only cozies up the space but it also is a great way to bring in “fresh air” when you have to keep the house closed up for cold weather.

Rugs – Rug in general are great, but layering rugs make a good thing even better! This how-to helps you make the best choices when it comes to layer rugs and picking textures and patterns that go together.

String Lights – Nothing creates a cozy, whimsical space like string lights! Hang some up around you home to create a magical wonderland of delights!

Cozy Chairs – Redesign some chairs with a simple faux fur cover to make them comfy and cozy. This tutorial is pretty easy and customizable; creating some super adorable chair covers!

Doily Bowls – Use some old doilies to make these lovely little bowls to catch keys and other necessities. The directions are easy to follow and even show you how to dye the doilies to personalize them. Little touches like this make a home feel welcoming.

Headboard – Nothing says cozy like a soft, tufted headboard! This tutorial is a great place to start when learning how to tuft and can help to create a cozier, welcoming bedroom space.

Bedroom Seating – Putting a small seating area in the bedroom can create a nice cozy spot to relax or read. Include a blanket and some pillows with a nice lamp to make a comfortable corner.

Books – The best way to make a home feel cozy is to include books! Books give personality to a room and even just a small bookshelf can do the job.

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If you haven’t used essential oils before, you probably have been wondering why so many people are raving about them. Using essential oils as an alternative to chemicals typically found in our favorite name brand detergents, cosmetics, and cleaning supplies is a great way to ensure that all of your supplies are completely non-toxic and safe for your children and pets to be around.

We’ve selected some awesome DIY projects to create everyday products using essential oils. We hope you’ll be inspired to test them out!

DIY Dryer Sheets – Instead of tossing all of those non-reusable dryer sheets that can cost $5 for a box, create your own reusable sheets using cotton cloths and an essential oil mixture. Pop it in the dryer with your clothes, and then return to the jar when finished!

DIY Essential Oil Diffuser Bracelet – This adorable bracelet is the perfect gift to give away, and is incredibly easy to make. The center tag is used as an oil diffuser, so you can dab a bit on it before work and enjoy the effects of essential oils all day.

Homemade Room Spray – Febreeze and other room deodorizers can be pretty pricey, but smell great. You can easily make your own version out of non-toxic materials and essential oils, and have a cheap, effective room deodorizer spray on hand to battle house whiff!

DIY Soft Scrub Cleaner – Having trouble getting your sink or bathtub as clean as you’d like? Have stubborn stains and scratches that you don’t think will ever go away? This scrub may be the solution to your troubles. This non-toxic cleaner is easy on your hands and smells great. Plus, combined with a little elbow-grease, it’ll get your sink squeaky clean.

DIY Reed Diffuser – Do you love the reed diffusers you see in stores? They are expensive, which is probably a factor in you not purchasing one. Instead of coveting those expensive versions, make your own and start enjoying your own fragrance concoctions!

Chemical-Free Liquid Laundry Detergent – Detergent is expensive, and if you have allergies to any of the components, the detergent you use can make wearing your clothes an itchy experience. This homemade detergent is chemical free, and uses essential oils to get the scents you love. Best of all, you can make it for a fraction of the price of store-bought.

DIY Air Freshener Plug-In Refill – Do you have empty oil air fresheners that you bought ages ago, but couldn’t allow yourself to buy expensive refills for? You can easily make your own refills using what you already have!

Aromatherapy Shower Bombs – These little white cubes might not look like much, but they’re a heaven-sent when you’re sick with the flu or a cold. Add one of these to your bath or shower and the steam, mixed with the shower bomb, will help you feel better!

Scented Linen Spray – Add a bit of this linen spray to the rinse cycle of your washer or simply spritz over your sheets before ironing or after putting them on the bed to give them an amazing lavender scent that will aid in restful sleep.

DIY Perfume – Just because you’ve chosen to go all-natural doesn’t mean you have to give up smelling fantastic. There are dozens of blends of perfume that you can easily create yourself that smell just as good as your favorite department store brand. Add to a sparkly perfume diffuser, and you’ll never miss your old scent!

Non-Toxic Toilet Bowl Cleaner – Store-bought toilet bowl cleaner smells so harsh, and contains a lot of chemicals that can be damaging to skin. For moms with small kids, having a non-toxic alternative is just another way to have peace of mind. You can make this one for just pennies on the dollar, and it cleans just as well as the other kind!

DIY Poo-Pourri Pre-Bathroom Fragrance Spray – Unpleasant smells are a fact of life when we’re talking about the bathroom, but they don’t need to chase you and everyone else out of the room for a half an hour. Simply spray this fragrance into the toilet water before use, and you’ll leave the bathroom smelling as fresh as when you came in.

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Looking to put your skills to the test and make some money on the side? While you might not be able to quit your day job right away, selling your handmade crafts can become a lucrative business. You just have to find your niche and make a product that your customers can’t get enough of!

From cute, simple sewing projects to edible treats for our favorite furry family members, there are a lot of very simple, creative projects that anyone can learn to do.

We’ve assembled a list of crafts to get you started. No matter where your skills lie, you’re sure to find a craft that you can easily make and sell in this list.

Reversible Coffee Cup Sleeves – These adorable, personalized coffee cup sleeves are sure to be a big seller, since they are machine-washable and brightly colored.

Picture Frame Chalkboard Signs – A simple DIY paint job turns an old and possibly ugly picture frame into a lovely chalkboard to hang on the wall.

Easy Melt-and-Pour Handmade Soap – While a lot of homemade soaps require you to work with caustic materials like lye, this simple melt-and-pour recipe will have you making your own scented soaps in no time!

Painted Tote Bag – An adorable and personalized tote bag is a must-have for work or shopping. And they’re incredibly easy to make, so why not make a bunch as gifts, or to sell?

Thumb Tack Lanterns – These colorful luminaries are perfect crafts to sell in the summer. They’re durable enough to be outside, and will add a romantic glow to any patio table.

Photo Jewelry – Jewelry is one of those items that sells well, particularly online, when personalization options are offered.

Homemade Dog Treats – If you make healthy, homemade treats for Fido, you’re sure to sell them all. Everyone wants the best for their fur-baby, after all!

Boot Socks– Tall boots are always in style during the fall and winter. Upcycle some of your old sweaters, or sweaters bought at flea markets, into cute boot socks and make a bundle!

Keychain Headphone Holder – This adorable and colorful organizer attaches right to your car keys and contains a pouch that is perfect for keeping your coiled up headphones. No more tangles!

Twig Letters – Monograms are really popular wall decor, so why not cash in on the rustic-chic design trend and craft these simple twig letters?

DIY Baby Dinosaur Costume – Cute baby costumes or onesies are a great way to both show off your sewing skills and appeal to a wide variety of parents!

Floral Headband – These adorable fabric headbands are soft, so they won’t hurt your head, and the tutorial features directions on how to make both baby and adult variations!

Mystery Braid Bracelet – You can make these lovely bracelets in any color and wear several to create an awesome layered color look!

Pencil Bags – Store-bought pencil bags are usually boring and plastic. You can sew your own and sell them before school starts!

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5 Natural Room Scents – Whether you want the fragrance of citrus, herbs or even a forest in your home, these quick and easy recipes are perfect.

Scented Olive Oil Candles – These fantastic candles are not just great in an emergency but by adding a touch of any essential oil you can have a beautifully scented candle for your home.

Homemade Reed Diffusers – This is one of the easiest home scent DIYs, and requires only a few items which you’ll most likely already have.

Natural DIY Incense – Making your own incense couldn’t be easier and requires no special equipment. This tutorial will explain everything you need to know.

Natural Aroma Simmer Pots – Simmer pots are a super efficient way of making your home smell amazing, by mixing a few ingredients with water and placing them in a pan on the stove. These Mason Jar simmer pots would make beautiful gifts!

How To Make An Herbal Wreath – This is a wonderful way to make your homes sent seasonal, by using whatever herbs are in season you’ll be able to have a fresh clean smell all year round.

Deodorizing Disks – Stop any bad smells in your home at the source with these super easy deodorizing disks, which work perfectly in the bottom of your bin, under your sink, in the bathroom…anywhere they’re needed.

Gel Air Fresheners – These toxin free and allergy safe air fresheners are inexpensive and easy to make, plus you can make them in any color you’d like.

Potpourri – Using natural dry ingredients, which you can make yourself, you can create a fantastic and wonderful smelling potpourri in no time at all, then place it in bowls and spread them about your home.

Natural Ginger Bread Candle – Make your home smell like this fabulous sweet treat and fool everyone into thinking your are an amazing baker with this delicious scent.

Natural Oil Plug-in Refill – Find out how you can refill your plug-in air fresheners using only natural fragrances which will leave your home smelling delightful.

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Book spine bookmark – Some book lovers may have a big problem with this project, but oftentimes older books are simply beyond repair. Give them new life with this very cool reuse.

Old book portable art studio – Again, books are for more than just reading. This project is perfect for those old textbooks no longer used to educate, but which have the required heft to make this idea a success.

Decoupaged map chair – Mixing cartography with utility, this project gives maps new life by glueing them to existing furniture.

Globe light fixture – If you have an old globe looking to be used, this light fixture will ensure the user gets a geography lesson each time he or she uses the light.

Globe light spotlight fixture – Another globe fixture, this spotlight alternative is enough to complete any space in your house looking for some intellectual style and gravitas.

Upcycled drink station – A wayward chest of draws can be transformed into this hip wall bar. It’s stealth is sure to surprise even your most aware guests.

CD jewel case art – Whom alive over the past 30 years doesn’t have a ton of those jewel CD cases packed away in storage? Put them to good use with this adjustable art installation.

Piano bar – Once your piano has outlived its usefulness, this reuse could extend its life another few decades.

Nightstand kitchen – If you have kids, don’t throw out that old nightstand! It can outfit your child’s faux kitchen in the cutest possible way.

Spice rack paint caddy – Once a spice rack starts to look dated, repurpose it in the art room! Just as it kept your spices separated, this paint caddy does a great job of separating and highlighting all the colors in the rainbow.

Reading canopy – If that old papasan chair from the 80s is still gathering dust in your basement, flip the whole thing on its head to create this cozy reading canopy.

Updating dressers – Is your dresser teetering on the verge of irrelevancy? Update it’s look quickly and easily. Simply replacing some paint and pulls can do the job!

Lego table – Make a piece of old furniture your child’s favorite with this lego-inspired redo that mixes furniture with fun!

Small Lego table – Smaller tables are good for the Lego treatment too. This project’s petite size makes it a great for pulling out when it’s time for that playdate.

Refurbish old laptop – We don’t often think of our old technology as a medium to reuse, but considering how much of the stuff we all have laying around, upcycling a laptop to use for a specific purpose – for storing recipes in the kitchen, or to handle your security system – should be on the top of the recycle list.

Nightstand desk – That old desk’s lifespan just got a whole lot longer with this cool idea to transform it into a nightstand.

Coffee table ottoman – Coffee tables go out of style in a flash. When they do, upcycle it into this ottoman piece that will spruce up a slumping living room.

Storage ottoman – If the dresser frame is beyond repair, you can still use the drawers. This approach gives you a place to store stuff in a room that often needs more storage space.

Dye a faded sofa – Don’t buy a new sofa; dye the one you have to breathe life into it.

Chair tree swing – This novel idea is perfect for nonscheduled events, like a family reunion that suddenly is at your place. All the kids get their own swing if you have enough space on a tree branch.

Vintage crib bookshelf – When you baby grows too big for the crib, turn it into this cute bookshelf for your child’s room. This will provide a link to the first pieces of furniture in your child’s life.

Crib toy chest – Speaking of cribs, here’s one converted into a cute toy box.

Old shirt produce bag – Turn that old shirt into a fashionable produce back that will not only have you looking good in the grocery store aisles, but also will cute down on your use of all those plastic grocery bags.

Old denim jeans rug – Jeans too tight or no longer en vogue? Turn them into these awesome rugs to extend its life beyond keeping you clothed.

Rag rug – These genius rag rugs are soft and eye popping. They also are great because they can easily be replaced with another. You won’t lose a wink of sleep if you have to throw one out because the new puppy isn’t yet potty trained.

Suitcase chair – Let’s finish strong with the kookiest item in the collection – a former suitcase converted into a chair. It’s easy to dismiss, but the more you think about it, the more it makes sense.

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With everything from simple planters to decorative candle holders and clever storage solutions, you’ll struggle to decide which one’s to do first! In fact, we bet that you’ll want to go out and buy more jars just so you can upcycle them!

DIY Glow Jars

These stunning glow jars are not only cheap and easy but they’re beautiful to look at too…and the best part is, they only take two minutes to make!

Double Decker Mason Jar Craft Caddy

Keep all of your bits and bobs in order with this useful organizing caddy – perfect for every crafter out there!

Mason Jar Wall Planter

You get two for one with this amazing DIY! The homemade planters will allow you to grow things indoors while, at the same time, adding unique decor to your wall!

Candle Holder

Simple yet effective, these eye-catching candle holders will add a warming glow to any room.

Mason Jar Cozies

Chilled in summer and warm in winter, your drinks will always be at the right temperature with this homemade cozy!

5-Minute Mason Jar Lamp

Perfect for any level of crafter, this quick and easy project can be completed by anyone!

How To Make A DIY Butterfly Feeder

Attract some beautiful butterflies to your yard with this simple feeder project.

Mason Jar Chandelier

A chandelier will always provide a beautiful centerpiece, and this mason jar one is no different!

Mason Jar Storage Shelf Tutorial

These storage jars are a great space-saver! Whether you want to organize your craft supplies, your collection of ribbons or even your spices, these will do the trick!

DIY Redneck Wine Glasses

Give your mason jars a makeover and upcycle them into original redneck wine glasses.

Photo Frame Jars

If you’re looking for a clever way to display your favorite memories then look no further than these original jar frames!

Mason Jar Soap Dispenser

Give your kitchen some style with this mason jar soap dispenser! They’re inexpensive to make bring the perfect vintage touch to your space.

DIY Mason Jar Air Freshener

Keep your home smelling fresh with a handy mason jar air freshener.

Fun Superhero Money Banks

Encouraging your kids to save money has never been so easy…we guarantee that they’ll be desperate to fill their superhero jars!

Mason Jar Solar Lights

With just three materials and a few moments of your time, you too can create a set of lights powered by the sun.

Mason Jar Bathroom Storage

For an easy way to add storage to your bathroom, why not use mason jars?

Mason Jar Terrarium

If your green fingers aren’t up to scratch then why not try this hassle-free alternative. The terrarium allows you to enjoy plants without having to put any of the work in!

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2. Create Colorful Decorative Vases

Transform plastic water bottles into works of art. Tutorial at Petticoat Junktion

3. Hanging Herb Garden

Make hanging plant-pots out of plastic bottles and you´ll always have fresh herbs handy! Tutorial at Johannarundel

4. Bottle Light

Create this gorgeous pendant light with 12 plastic bottles.. Tutorial at Aunt Peaches

5. Sumo Wrestler Bowling Pins

Turn plastic bottles into smiling sumo wrestler bowling pins. Tutorial at Pink Stripey Socks

6. Recycled Owls

Sweet owl containers made from recycled plastic bottles. Tutorial at Pysselbolaget

7. Plastic Bottle Apples

Make a super cute apple treat or gift holder with recycled plastic bottles.

Tutorial at Creative Jewish Mom

8. Recycled Plastic Bottle Flowers

Let your garden bloom all year long with this kid-friendly flower craft.

Tutorial at Maker Mama

9. Party lights made out of recycled plastic bottles

Recycle plastic bottles into cool party lights. It isn’t very difficult and can be made in less than an hour. Tutorial at Easy Paper Crafts

10. Woven Recycled Bottle

Use a recycled bleach bottle to make a great woven basket.

Tutorial at Creative Jewish Mom

11. Make a Watering Can From a Plastic Milk Jug

The best part about this super easy hack is that you could customize each watering can so it is just what you need. From: Shelterness

12. Self-Watering Indoor Garden

Combine a 2-liter bottle with some smaller plastic water bottles and create yourself a mini indoor garden that waters itself. Tutorial at Urban Green Survival

13. Jewelry Stand

Use the bottom of soda bottles to create a tiered jewelry stand. Tutorial at Epbot

14. Cord Organization

Here is a way to reuse an old plastic soda bottle to help you organize cords.

Tutorial at Instructables

15. Make Your Own Sprinkler

A 2-liter plastic bottle can also be used to make a homemade sprinkler.

Tutorial at Clever Crafty Cookin’ Mama

16. Acorn Bird Feeder

Lovely creative, attractive and good for the adorable birds. Tutorial at Design Sponge

17. Recycled Soda Bottle Storage

I can see many possibilities for those hard to organize items like pencils, crochet hooks, paint brushes etc. Tutorial at Sew Many Ways

18. Plastic Bottle Cuff Bracelets

Your Kids will love making their own cuff bracelets from those plastic bottles.

Tutorial at Charisa Darling

19. Hanging Water Bottle Vases

Convert easily and inexpensively useless plastic bottles into beautiful hanging vases. Tutorial at Lets Upcycle

20. Plastic Bottle Hanging Garden

This is perfect for those smaller spaces where you really want to grow your own plants but just don’t have enough yard space. From: Rosenbaum

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1.) Ice Candles

Check out the full DIY tutorial HERE

2.) Make Easy Gel Wax Candle

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3.) Crayon dipped candles

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4.) DIY Bird Bath Candles

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5.) Candles as handmade gifts

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6.) Floating Acorn Candles

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7.) DIY: MAKE WAX LUMINARIES

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8.) DIY Vintage Teacup Candles

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9.) Snow Candles

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10.) Make a Sand Candle

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11.) Another Sand Candle Tutorial

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12.) DiY Scented Candle

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13.) DIY: PRESSED HERB CANDLES

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14.) Easy Lemon Candles

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Valentines Angel Chocotini

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Passionate Kisses Sparkling Cocktail

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Wine Cocktail

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Cloud Nine Martini

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Between the Sheets Cocktail

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Rasmopolitan

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Tangelo-Cardamom Vodka

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Bleeding Heart

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Spiked Jones

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Red Valentine Cocktail

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Valentynsdagmengeldrankie

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Red Currant Champagne Cocktail

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Love Potion

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The Pink Corset

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Sweet Surrender

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Chocolate Martini

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Agave Kiss

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EFFEN Spicy Romance

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Amore Smooch Cocktail

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EFFEN First Glance
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2 Distressed Wood Shelves

Distressed Wood Shelves: Get the look of distressed wooden shelves without the hefty price tag with this simple Ikea hack DIY version! (via Sugar & Cloth)

3 Slanted Shelving Unit

Slanted Shelving Unit (via Scandi Home)

4 Stacked End Table Shelf

Stacked End Table Shelf: I hauled this Roadkill Rescue all the way home from Atlanta! We spent Christmas in Atlanta this year and my Grandpa and Grandma had more than just a gift for me – they gave me an old rickety table… (via Infarrantly Creative)

5 Pallet Shelf

Pallet Shelf (via Ana White)

6 Picture Shelves

Picture Shelves: Happy Monday! So, this is not a new project and I’m sure many of you have seen it before, but I love it so much that I want to share! If they look familiar, you probably saw Whitney’s version HERE! She made them for her little boys room and I LOVE them so much that {…Read More…} (via Shanty 2 Chic)

7 Industrial Shelves

Industrial Shelves: Today, I am going to show you how to build industrial shelves.This was a new experience for me, so I just learned as I went along. But first let me show you the inspiration that got my wheels a turning for this project. Boys Room Shelves @Jessica Kraus on A Beautiful Mess I had considered doing pallet wood walls, but when I saw that picture last year, I KNEW that I wanted to build something like it that in Jonathan and Lukes room. Their room is a long, narrow room, and each side of the room is their space.When we were building the walls in their room, {a veeeerrrrry long time ago} we covered one wall on each side with faux brick paneling from Lowes. { Read More } (via Beneath My Heart)

8 Corner Shelves

Corner Shelves (via A Home West)

9 Rustic Wall Storage Bins

Rustic Wall Storage Bins: Need a great way to add storage to your home in a fun a funky way? Try building these Rustic Wall Storage Bins! (via Remodelaholic)

10 Repurposed Door Shelf

Repurposed Door Shelf: Door repurposed bookshelf made from a vintage door. You can’t buy furniture like this! (via My Repurposed Life)

11 Shelving Unit: 2 Ways

Shelving Unit: 2 Ways: Sometimes you need a little extra storage in a room. Going vertical can help maximize space but it can be hard to find a bookshelf or cart in the specific dimensions your space requires. My favorite solution is to build something myself! You can use the steps in this tutorial to create a short end table, a medium cart, or a tall bookshelf in a variety of widths and depths…. (via A Beautiful Mess)

12 Easy Window Box Shelves

Easy Window Box Shelves: DIY Shelves – Check out these unique DIY Shelves you can make on the cheap. (via Saving the Family Money)

13 Magazine Holder Corner Shelf

Magazine Holder Corner Shelf: Your home for all things Design. Home Tours, DIY Project, City Guides, Shopping Guides, Before & Afters and much more (via Design Sponge)

14 Door Shelf

Door Shelf: Learn how to turn an old door into a corner door shelf! Great way to reuse an old door and decorate that empty corner. A Great DIY! (via Craftaholics Anonymous)

15 Book Shelves

Book Shelves: Here’s a clever new use for old books: Make your own book shelves in three simple steps. (via Real Simple)

16 Antique Ladder Shelf

Antique Ladder Shelf (via Dandelion Express)

17 Shoe Box Shelves

Shoe Box Shelves: description (via Crème de la Craft)

18 Wine Bottle Shelves

Wine Bottle Shelves (via zero-waste design)

19 Solid Wood Shelves

Solid Wood Shelves: Simple and elegant wall shelves and modular shelving, made of wood lumber leftovers, inspire attractive home decorating ideas and DIY projects for decorating empty walls or floor corners. Recycling wo (via Lush Home)

20 Shelf with Hanging Storage

Shelf with Hanging Storage (via Maiden D’Shade)

21 Entryway Shelf + Hooks

Entryway Shelf + Hooks: I was so proud of myself for building that shelf (see how I did it here, if you missed yesterday s post). Next up was getting it on the wall. I was so excited to replace the dinky little peg rail we ve had in our entryway since we moved in over a year ago. Living Well on the Cheap)

22 Chunky Wooden Floating Shelves

Chunky Wooden Floating Shelves (via Desert Domicile)

23 Painted Shelves

Painted Shelves (via Design Love Fest)

24 Industrial Modern Floating Shelves

Industrial Modern Floating Shelves: Do you love built-ins? Me too. Do you have a spot for them in your house? Me neither. So whats a girl to do? Hmmmm. I think you know where this is going. Today I am going to teach you how to build industrial modern floating shelves. They are AMAZING and SO easy. I mean [] (via Vintage Revivals)

25 Wine Shelves

Wine Shelves: Hey guys! Recently, our friends at Ryobi Tools challenged us to come up with a cheap and easy wine rack to be featured on Ryobi Nation. We love a good challenge like this! So Here is how our Shanty Wine Rack turned out Today we will be showing you all how to make this simple {…Read More…} (via Shanty 2 Chic)

26 Paint Bucket Shelves

Paint Bucket Shelves (via Oh Oh Blog)

27 Floating Corner Shelves

Floating Corner Shelves: Using shelving is a great way to organize and de-clutter a space… I know, I know. Such ground-breaking information. Don’t write me off yet; I want to show you how to make some clean shelving that appears to have no brackets (i.e., floating shelves). You can make them for less than 100 bucks, and the hardest part is figuring out what you’re going to put on them when you’re finished…. (via A Beautiful Mess)

28 Branch Swing Shelves

Branch Swing Shelves: In addition to working on garden projects outside, I often find myself bringing the outdoors in. Whether its through terrariums, coat racks, or coasters, the garden provides much inspiration for indoor decor. Given my evident dedication to all things nature, it wasn’t much of leap for me to choose a woodland theme to decorate the nursery. I went all out … (via Garden Therapy)

29 Tetris Shelves

Tetris Shelves: Want more geeky videogame inspired decor? Make your own DIY Tetris shelves. (via Our Nerd Home)

30 Rustic Bathroom Shelving

Rustic Bathroom Shelving: So today, I’m revealing our new Rustic DIY Bathroom Shelving. (via Design Dining and Diapers)

31 Hexagon Shelf

Hexagon Shelf: I love hexagons, whether in a honeycomb, on a quilt, or in this case as a wall shelf. Bringing the hexagon trend to your humble abode is easier (via Jennifer Perkins)

32 Pink Ombre Shelves

Pink Ombre Shelves (via Ducklings in a Row)

33 Copper Peg Shelves

Copper Peg Shelves: Hey guys!! So Ashy’s room is in full swing and I am loving the way that it is turning out, but most importantly she is loving the way that it is turning out, which makes me love it even more! I love when you stumble across something that just strikes a chord with you (tell [] (via Vintage Revivals)

34 Unique Drawer Shelves

Unique Drawer Shelves: If you have some old dresser drawers that aren’t being used, hang them on the wall and you’ve got great looking drawer shelves. (via Remodelaholic)

35 Nursery Room – Book Shelves

Nursery Room – Book Shelves (via Kara’s Korner)

36 Chalkboard Cubby Shelf

Chalkboard Cubby Shelf (via Ana White)

37 Pegboard Shelves

Pegboard Shelves: As DIY projects go, this is one of my favorites. A photo of one popped up here on Apartment Therapy last year, and it’s been in my crosshairs ever since. I love this shelving system because it’s simple, yet pretty, and can be configured in multiple ways. It’s also very easy to make, with a little precision and patience. Here’s how: (via Apartment Therapy)

38 Pipe Shelves

Pipe Shelves (via The Brick House)

39 Honeycomb Shelves

Honeycomb Shelves: Sarah and her handy husband Josh recently created this beautiful honeycomb style shelving unit for their home. This project is a little bit more involved because of the tools, but stick with it and you’re going to have some amazing shelves. This DIY will make a three-comb shelf, and once you get the hang of it, you’ll be able to make more combs to add to it. Supplies needed: A… (via A Beautiful Mess)

40 Ladder Shelves

Ladder Shelves: . Today, I have a great tutorial for you from Brittany at Pretty Handy Girl. Brittany wanted the look of the Studio Wall Shelves from Pottery Barn, but didnt want to spend$299 to achieve it, so she fashioned her own out of a ladder found at Habitat for Humanity Restore. Brittany is a girl (via Centsational Girl)

41 Hanging Shelf

Hanging Shelf: Your home for all things Design. Home Tours, DIY Project, City Guides, Shopping Guides, Before & Afters and much more (via Design Sponge)

42 Ledge Shelf

Ledge Shelf: Free plans to help anyone build simple, stylish furniture at large discounts from retail furniture. All woodworking plans are step by step, and include table plans, bed plans, desk plans and bookshelf plans. Thousands of readers are saving by building their own home furnishings. (via Ana White)

43 Leaning Shelf

Leaning Shelf: Use this simple-to-build hardwood display shelf to hold books, magazines, CDs and DVDs. (via Lowes)

44 Reclaimed Wood Shelves

Reclaimed Wood Shelves (via Keeping It Cozy)

45 Standing Bookshelf

Standing Bookshelf (via Girl in Air)

46 Easy Floating Shelves

Easy Floating Shelves: These shelves are handsome, easy to build and inexpensive. And they’re strong even though they have no visible supports. They appear to float on the wall, no clunky hardware or brackets. We made them from only two parts half of a hollow core door and a 2×4. (via Family Handyman)

47 Modular Shelves

Modular Shelves (via alightdelight)

48 Crutch Shelf

Crutch Shelf (via Mamie Jane’s)

49 Rustic Log Shelves

Rustic Log Shelves: Your home for all things Design. Home Tours, DIY Project, City Guides, Shopping Guides, Before & Afters and much more (via Design Sponge)

50 Skateboard Shelves

Skateboard Shelves: These DIY Skateboard Shelves are a fun and creative alternative to normal shelving, and can be done for under $30. (via The Crafted Sparrow)

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1 Anemone Paper Flower

Anemone Paper Flower (via Lia Griffith)

2 Tissue paper Marigold Flower

Tissue paper Marigold Flower (via Reena Martin)

3 Tissue Paper Flowers

Tissue Paper Flowers: Sometimes I get an idea in my head and the end result is soooo much better than what I even pictured. This is one of those times (pats herself on back). What makes it even better is that this project took me like ten minutes. I’m so in love with these little tissue puffs of goodness…Read More (via My Fabuless Life)

4 Simple Paper Flowers

Simple Paper Flowers: I am busy with offline projects today, so Ally from Now That’s Pretty has kindly offered to share a colorful paper flower hair accessory DIY with you. And let me tell you I am totally in love with this idea. Definitely a must-try. Take it away Ally A sure sign that its summer is when every girl in every (via Paper and Stitch)

5 Paper Wedding Roses

Paper Wedding Roses: Here is an easy- to-follow step-by-step tutorials on how to make crepe paper flowers. Make poppies , roses and carnations in no time! (via Foxy Folksy)

6 Magazine Paper Flowers

Magazine Paper Flowers: So today’s DIY tutorial from wedding planner Andri Benson of Always Andri doesn’t have to be restricted to just weddings (although how flipping adorable would these make as bouquets or centrepieces?!) I can totally imagine a big old bunch of these sat next to me on my desk. So so pretty! And what a great use for all those pages and pages of magazine adverts? Let’s save the trees people. (via Rock n Roll Bride)

7 Decorative Paper Flowers

Decorative Paper Flowers: DIY Paper Flowers Just last week, I was driving in Hillsboro Village (a cute shopping and dining area in Nashville) when I looked over at one of my favorite stores (Social Graces) to see these darling white paper flowers covering their windows. I almost had a wreck. I HAD to find out how they made those. Lucky me there was a craft night just a (via Pizzazzerie)

8 Hanging Tissue Paper Flowers

Hanging Tissue Paper Flowers: Tissue paper flowers are very easy and cheap to make but they create a wonderful visual impact at weddings. You can make them smaller or larger depending on your desired look and the space you have to decorate. They can also be customized to match your wedding colors. Using tissue paper flowers is a great way to decorate (via Mid-South Bride)

9 Naricissus Paper Flower

Naricissus Paper Flower: photography by Trisha Zemp Back with another paper flower tutorial. The narcissus… Read more (via The House That Lars Built)

10 Twisted Ribbon Tulips

Twisted Ribbon Tulips (via The Knot)

11 Crepe Paper Bouquet

Crepe Paper Bouquet: DIY Crepe Paper Flowers from Carina Skrobecki Photography and The Ravenna Girls. (via Ruffled)

12 Persimmon Paper Roses

Persimmon Paper Roses: Create these beautiful persimmon paper roses as a gift or for your own home decor. Change the paper color to make these roses your own. (via Simply Kelly Designs)

13 Twisted Paper Flowers

Twisted Paper Flowers (via ArtsnCraft4u)

14 Paper Spider Mums

Paper Spider Mums: Getting a little crafty with paper flowers today as whip up some Paper Spider Mums. (via Live Laugh Rowe)

15 Easy Paper Flower Centerpiece

Easy Paper Flower Centerpiece: How to make a Pretty Paper Flower Centerpiece using scrapbook paper. Great centerpiece for parties and home decor. (via The Casual Craflete)

16 Paper Flower Cone Bouquets

Paper Flower Cone Bouquets (via Oh Happy Day)

17 Paper Hyacinths

Paper Hyacinths: Don’t wait the Spring to delight yourself with lovely Hyacinths! Make some beautiful paper flowers (via AllDayChic)

18 Water Lily

Water Lily (via ArtsnCraft4u)

19 Metallic Paper Camellias

Metallic Paper Camellias (via Lia Griffith)

20 Field of Flowers

Field of Flowers (via BeColorAnd)

21 Coffee Filter Flowers

Coffee Filter Flowers (via lovesome)

22 Paper Mum

Paper Mum: Paper mum tutorial and printables in both plum and orange (via Elli)

23 Crepe Paper Flowers

Crepe Paper Flowers: Crepe-paper flowers capture the essence of flowers without all the botanical details. Their whimsy makes them not only a pleasure to behold, but also an enjoyable project to undertake. They also offer several practical advantages over their natural cousins — they are far more durable and won’t wilt or droop. The flowers can be made to perfectly match the style and palette of a wedding in any season, even if that means pink sunflowers in January (these blossoms need not mimic nature; here we… (via Martha Stewart Weddings)

24 Paper Calla Lily

Paper Calla Lily (via Arts And Crafts Geek)

25 Metallic Paper Paperwhites

Metallic Paper Paperwhites (via Lia Griffith)

26 Crepe Paper Flower using the Single Petal Method

Crepe Paper Flower using the Single Petal Method: Crepe-paper flowers capture the essence of flowers without all the botanical details. Their whimsy makes them not only a pleasure to behold, but also an enjoyable project to undertake. They also offer several practical advantages over their natural cousins — they are far more durable and won’t wilt or droop. The flowers can be made to perfectly match the style and palette of a wedding in any season, even if that means pink sunflowers in January (these blossoms need not mimic nature; here we… (via Martha Stewart Weddings)

27 Paper Carnations

Paper Carnations (via Kin Community)

28 Paper Chrysanthemums

Paper Chrysanthemums (via Decora Recicla Imagina)

29 Giant Paper Rose Flower

Giant Paper Rose Flower: If you loved the beautiful DIY wedding this morning and Natas gorgeous paper flower bouquets, you are in luck as Nata is sharing how she crafted them with us! She was inspired by a template created by Morgan Levine on Martha Stewart (as was I in the flowers I created for this styled shoot). I just… (via Green Wedding Shoes)

30 Exotic Quilled Fringed Flowers

Exotic Quilled Fringed Flowers: quilled-fringed-flowers (via All Things Paper)

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