This tutorial could be used for other holiday lanterns too if you are feeling creative! To see the full, step-by-step directions head over to Adventure In A Box!

Enchanting Halloween Lanterns

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1. The heart tote

Tutorial

2. Heart paper garlands

Tutorial

3. Light bulb art

Tutorial

4. DIY heart print jeans

Tutorial

5. DIY Heart glitter votives

Tutorial

6. DIY paper heart garland connected with string

Tutorial

7. Special messages

Source

8. Crayon heart Valentines

Tutorial

9. Heart-shaped paper clips

Tutorial

10. Decorate gift boxes

Tutorial

11. Special tea time

Tutorial

12. Multiple heart garlands

Tutorial

13. Special personal prints

Source

14. DIY sharpie mug

Tutorial

15. Weave a heart basket

Tutorial

16. Balloon heart decoration with string

Tutorial

17. Paper heart decor

Tutorial

18. Cork board decorated with hearts

Tutorial

19. Taking special pictures

20. Thread and love

Tutorial

21. Sweet candy heart box

Tutorial

22. The heart ring

Tutorial

23. Decorative pencils

Tutorial

24. Special love messages

25. Food love

Tutorial

26. Button art

Source

27. Heart tags

Source

28. Heart baby mobile

Tutorial

29. Food love

Tutorial

30. Heart candles

Tutorial

31. Cutting vegetables in a cute way

Tutorial

32. 3D heart wall art

Tutorial

33. Paper mason jars decorations

Tutorial

34. Cutting magazines and tuning them into decorations

Tutorial

35. You’re the bomb funny gifts

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36. Clay prints

Source

37. Love you to pieces

Source

38. Properly enjoying a melon

Source

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2. Birthday cocktail with whipped cream

If creamy drinks are your favourite, then this is the cocktail for you. You’ll especially love it with a dollop of whipped cream on top.(Source: Happy Food Healthy Life)

3. Cranberry champagne birthday martini

Would you rather something with a bit of a fruit splash along with its birthday theme? Cranberry flavour gives you good taste while champagne suits your celebratory theme.(Source: Gluten Free We Will Be)

4. Birthday cupcake jello shots

What’s more fun looking than a jello shot? One shapes like a mini birthday cupcake!(Source: Jelly Shot Test Kitchen)

5. Bubblegum birthday cocktail

Not only does this cocktail like a delicious wad of bubble gum, but it’s also an adorable pink colour that will look great with your party theme.(Source: Elizabeth Doodah)

6. Strawberry cheesecake cocktail

Do you like the idea of a cake flavoured cocktail even though you’re not a fan of standard birthday cake? Try this strawberry cheesecake flavour instead!(Source: Cocktailicious)

7. Chocolate cake martini

Chocolate lovers rejoice, there’s a cake-themed cocktail for you too!(Source: Picklee)

8. Pink sprinkled birthday cake shots

If you loved the sprinkle rim idea from the first martini recipe but you don’t feel like enjoying an entire drink, try one of these adorable pink shots instead!(Source: Tablespoon)

9. Dark chocolate vodka cake shots

Vodka, dark chocolate, whipped cream, and a couple of sprinkles. Is this one really a drink or a total treat!(Source: The Watering Mouth)

10. Strawberry birthday cake shots

This recipe actually involves cake mix! The delicious strawberry flavour also makes them a cute pink colour.(Source: Tipsy Bartender)

11. Ice cream cake shots

Ice cream cake is a birthday favourite, so this ice cream cake shot might well be your new favourite drink!(Source: Trend Hunter)

12. German chocolate cake cocktail

If you’re looking for something rich and creamy, these German chocolate cake cocktails is exactly what you’re looking for.(Source: Happy Food Healthy Life)

13. Red velvet martini with a cream cheese rim

Are red velvet cupcakes your favourite treat? This cocktail is everything you love in a glass, right down to the cream cheese frosting!(Source: One Martini)

14. White chocolate cherry martini

This cocktail might not actually be cake-themed, but white chocolate and cherries sure tastes like it!(Source: Cooking Channel)

15. Lemon meringue martini

Some people prefer pie on their birthday to super sweet cakes. If that’s how you are, this lemon meringue pie cocktail is the perfect treat for you!(Source: My Suburban Kitchen)

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1. Candy-Cane Heart Pops

The Idea Room shows us how to take candy-canes and turn them into lollipop with and for the kiddos of the house. They’ll love making them, enjoying them and passing them out to friends and family.

2. Suncatcher

These suncatchers are such a classic craft for the kids to make. And Makobi Scribe shows us how to make them to coincide with the loveliest holiday of them all!

3. Heart Garland

This one is an easy project to dive into, the kids will have fun and you can dress the house a bit when it’s finished. How About Orange gives us the scoop.

4. Paper Hug

No Time For Flash Cards has such an easy and sweet idea for little ones to get involved with. They can make a paper hug and pass it around to anyone who they want!

5. Valentine’s Day Dog

Isn’t this little puppy dog absolutely adorable? The kiddos will love making some of their own and personalizing them for the family. Thanks for the idea Crafty Morning!

6. Glitter Heart

If you have a little one that loves glitter – or maybe you’re just an uber fan – grab the ingredients to have these made in the kitchen just in time for the holiday! ( via Make Life Lovely)

7. Love Tokens

Small For Big has one of the more unique ideas in the bunch with these clay heart “love tokens,” that the kids can make and then pass around to all they love. How sweet!

8. Candy Pops

Here’s another edible DIY that children will go wild over – in both indulging and creating. The Decorated Cookie has all the details on how to make these cuties.

9. Heart Stampin’

Turn a toilet paper roll into a heart stamp and then have the kids go crazy with their artwork. Frame it afterwards, send in an envelope, whatever the way the receiver will love the creativity! (via Blog a la cart)

10. Geo Hearts

Go with something a bit outside-the-box and have your kiddos get involved with some geo prints! Cut out the shapes and then let them get creative with this idea from Small for Big.

11. V-day Huggers

Grab some candy and some construction paper and help your little ones create these Valentine’s Day huggers that are just too adorable not to love! Thanks for the idea Lia Griffith!

12. Newspaper Hearts

Upcycle some newspaper by using them to create these newspaper hearts from You Are My Fave. The little ones will love getting creative with the colors and diving into some paint too!

13. Bark Bites

Get the children to come play with you in the kitchen for a bit while you make these candy bark bites filled with V-day festivity. Grab the details at No. 2 Pencil.

14. Glitter Globe

Real Simple made these absolutely beautiful and crafty glitter globes that the kids will love making but so will you! Decorate nooks and crannies with some Valentine’s Day style!

15. Pom-Pom Monsters

Crafts Unleashed is where you’ll find the instructions for making these pom-pom monsters dressed in cupid-inspired style. It’s hard not to find these one of the most adorable ideas on the list!

16. Cupid’s Arrow

home.work shows us how to take twigs from the backyard and a bit of felt to make some little arrows inspired by … Cupid of course! These would be great as a means to pass around Valentines, don’t you think?

17. Stained-Glass

Check out Happy Hooligans if you’re interested in created a stained-glass window effect with the kids. Of course, you can make these pieces in any shapes you like … but for Valentine’s Day – hearts are perfect!

18. Soft, Sugar-Cookies

Sally’s Baking Addiction will teach you and the kids how to get together in the kitchen and whip up a batch of these beautiful and delicious, soft sugar cookies that you can pass around to show your love on the holiday.

19. Paper Ladybug

Crafty Morning gives us another adorable and charming paper craft for the kids to get creative with. Check it out after the jump and then go grab your supplies for an afternoon of fun!

20. Heart Wreath

This is a DIY that you and the kiddos can do together. Pick out your papers and check out The Hybrid Chick to learn how to make this fun and festive Vday-inspired heart wreath!

21. Handprint Valentine

The Idea Room also has this great idea that all parents will love and adore. Gather the children around, in your own home or in your classroom, and have them make these handprint valentines!

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1. Paper Doily Christmas Tree Ornaments

via freeleiblog.wordpress.com

2. Paper Doily Snowflake Garland

via www.designsponge.com

3. Upgraded Christmas Light

via www.signepling.com

4. Gift Wrapping Material

via allthingslovely.typepad.com

5. Paper Doily Tree Topper

via www.marthastewart.com

6. Paper Doily Angel

via artmind-etcetera.blogspot.com

7. Paper Doily Wreath

via www.marthastewart.com

8. Paper Doily Lantern

via trashandaesthetics.wordpress.com

9. Doily Pom Pom Balls

via bethkruse.blogspot.com

10. Paper Doily Envelope

via persialou.com

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Natural wooden element in home decor is always pleasing to the eyes and makes us feel cozy and warm that are also the Christmas feeling. Here we have gathered some ideas to assist you to decorate your holiday home with recycled wood. They are easy to make, and you can do them with your family, especially children. Have a look and Enjoy!

Source: unskinnyboppy.com

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Source: jennaburger.com

Source: fancyfrugallife.com

Source: smartgirlsdiy.com

Source: curiositiesbydickens.com

Source: happyhooligans.ca

Source: pinterest.com

Tutorial: bec4-beyondthepicketfence.blogspot.com

Tutorial: martysmusings.net

Source: lovelylittlesnippets.blogspot.com

Tutorial: www.hgtv.com

Source: bec4-beyondthepicketfence.blogspot.com

Tutorial: hazelandruby.com

Source: www.itallstartedwithpaint.com

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Source: craftcritters.blogspot.com

Tutorial: designmom.com

Source: unskinnyboppy.com

Source: nonishouse.com

Tutorial: anightowlblog.com

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(via Lines Across)

(via Almost Makes Perfect)

(via Makers Society)

(via The Flaire Exchange)

(via Camille Styles)

(via Mad in Crafts)

(via One O)

(via Neato Bonito)

(via Mad in Crafts)

(via Alternate Creations)

(via House to Home)

(via She Knows)

(via Grow Creative)

(via Persia Lou)

(via Tidbits)

(via Wonder Forest)

(via Anna Bode)

(via Persia Lou)

(via Landeelu)

(via Pearls and Scissors)

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In this kitchen, the walls are treated differently. One wall has green color while another has brick walls. Another one has a different texture where a sunburst clock is installed. You can try doing this for your kitchen walls too.

2. SoHo Loft Renovation

A loft renovation wherein the bricks were painted white and is a good backdrop for the kitchen and other spaces in the house.

3. Wellesley

A traditional kitchen with browns, golds and brass accents. The white textured wall is a good way to bring more depth to the kitchen’s look.

4. Hebron House

The wooden table with white chairs look really nice together just like how the combination of plain white walls and brick walls jive well with contrasting texture.

5. San Francisco

The glossy cabinets and kitchen islands are a good match with the white brick walls in this kitchen. The ceiling has exposed wooden beams that give it a subtle industrial feel.

6. Bratislava Apartment

With the looks of the ceiling and wall, you can tell that this kitchen has a rich history! Love what they did to this one especially the green cabinet with built-in oven.

7. Flatiron

The kitchen used wood in most of its furniture and even on the ceiling and flooring. I like it that the ceiling protruded downwards just near the range hood. And yes, this one has white brick walls to that complemented the area.

8. Pease Rd. Residence

Interesting white kitchen with subtle light green accents on the furniture. Hanging cabinets are installed on the brick walls.

9. Fawn Ridge

I could say that this kitchen looked like a combination of modern and traditional design. The walls and the cabinets are traditional in style while the appliances and equipments were all modern.

10. Cooking and Dining

Such a beautiful and cozy space to cook and dine. Notice the pots that were hanged on steel on the wall. It seems like it is also an added decor to the area.

11. Manzanita Residence

The backsplash used white brick walls which were also used in the column as well. Wood is used for the furniture in the kitchen as well as for the kitchen island. Look at that pendant light- very unique, isn’t it?

12. Scandinavian Renovation

You can feel the warmth in this kitchen from the walls to the floors. On the wall runs a floating wooden shelf that holds some kitchen decors.

13. Eclectic Kitchen

A traditional kitchen used brick walls to create shelving and partitions. Nice idea, right? It has shelves on both sides while the range went in the middle.

14. Laight Street Loft

That pendant light is stunning in orange and white. Wooden cabinets and kitchen island with white countertop were utilized in the space. The white brick walls has a huge impact to the area.

15. Tanya Capaldo Designs

Of course, you would expect walls like this for an industrial kitchen. What I like here are the lights as well as the cabinets with wine storage.

16. White Brick Mediterranean

Geometric patterns in black and white are used for this kitchen white glossy brick walls. The chairs add some pop of bold colors into the space.

17. 1770’s Kitchen Remodel

Wooden details match well with the walls as well as the white cabinets in this kitchen. Adding a pendant light is a good idea to bring beauty to the kitchen.

18. Yale Street Residence

This kitchen has hanging cabinets on the white walls that are covered with bricks. The shiny texture of the countertop is a good contrast to the walls.

19. Rosedale Cottage

This one has a both the plain brick walls and a painted white brick wall where the range hood and cabinets are hanged. This long and narrows kitchen has everything one needs for food preparation.

20. Seamless Elegance

What a neat white kitchen! Even if it used white brick walls with an uneven texture, the entire look of the space is still beautiful. Interesting artwork is added on the counter too.

21. Contemporary Loft

The spaces above the cabinet of the kitchen were used to carry decors and displays. You can see some painted artworks as well as large jars. Cabinets were added to the brick walls part of the house. Note that the kitchen island is lighted too. And another thing that is very interesting here is that hand shaped chair!

22. Boston Loft Kitchen and Bar

This modern kitchen has a simple design which allows the materials to complement each other from the stainless steel counter and the existing wood beams above, and the dark bamboo floor and the white brick walls.

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1. Shelving

DIY Show Off

2. Lighting

Hello Lidy

3. Towel Holder

Squirrelly  Minds

4. Drawer Pulls

Upcycled Treasures

5. iPad Holder

Bubbly Life

6. Stools

 Love Grows Wild

7. Garment Rack

Beautiful Mess

8. Plate Rack

Shanty 2 Chic

9. Side Table

Bre Purposed

10. Firewood Holder

Cavender Diary

11. Wine Rack

FHD

12. Bar Cart

 Wien 1900

13. Plant Stand

Brit+Co

14. Accent Table

Home Depot

15. Pencil Holder

Fabulous Fete

16. Tape Dispenser

Left Brain Craft Brain

17. Shoe Rack

House Beautiful

18. Laptop Table

House of Jade

19. Console Table

Handmaid Tales

20. Coffee Maker

 HomeMade Modern.

21. Curtain Rod

Lemon Thistle

22. Magazine Stand

Zana

23. Table

4Men1Lady

24. Entry Table w/ Shelves

Hindsvik

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The German photographer Ralf Brunner made ​​a deeply moving photo-documentary depicting the last 4 years of a heroin addict life with AIDS. He shows us the depression and feeling of a situation none of us would want to be in. Extremely disturbing at some points, but it really shows depth of emotion in every photograph. You can look at one and feel depressed, sad, lonely and feel the unbearable pain suffered by this man.

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