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DIY Cork Bench

You guys! The last week has been a long, tedious seven days, battling behind the scenes to get us back online. After both Fall For DIY and We Make Collective went down we ended up moving both the sites, which was not nearly as simple as it sounds. And a week spent staring at my screen had me completely cold turkey creatively. So, as soon as we were back up online I gave myself a little breather and made this DIY cork bench for the entranceway to my new studio layout. This bench has actually been with me for many… Read More

50 Must Do DIY Projects | October

This was a particularly difficult month to put together. Mostly because we’ve been celebrating the build up to Halloween for the last month and now it’s over I’m guessing you guys don’t want to see a round up of 50 Halloween project ideas…. nope, thought not (I have no idea what we’re going to do in January!!) But luckily all our favourite bloggers have been busy making beautiful things as well as all the spooky stuff! So read on for lots of lovely ideas and not a fright in sight… DIY Fall Wreath Home Decor Circle Framed Art White-on-White Pom… Read More

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10 Super Quick and Easy Last Minute Halloween Party Ideas

Halloween ideas are like buses. You wait all month for one and then 10 come at once. I struggle every year for exciting and interesting Halloween ideas. It might be because here in the UK we’re very ‘on theme’ with our Halloween decor and fancy dress. I grew up with the spooky season being all about the horror and gore, which is so much fun when you have children around, but until I have some small humans I can scare the living daylights out of I find it hard to make the decor more cute and adult. But sometimes in life… Read More

DIY Halloween Googly Eye Bowls

This is the Halloween DIY you’ve been looking for… or is it really looking for you? I’ve been keeping this bowl by my desk to keep me going throughout the day. Those googly eyes do make me feel like I’m being watched but that doesn’t put me off reaching into treat bowl! This easy DIY is one to have some spooky fun with. Grab your glue gun, some googly eyes and you’ll be eyeing up this DIY Halloween googly eye bowl in no time.

DIY Sun Dyed Halloween Treat Bags

The best thing about my Halloween is that we don’t get any trick or treaters. Stick with me here. There aren’t many children living in this area, but to be on the safe side you want to keep something sweet handy because well, no one likes to get tricked. I know what you’re thinking and yes, that is absolutely the only reason I buy the treats. I’m protecting our flat from an attack of silly string, toilet paper and a potentially tutting parent. I know, I’m a hero. But then if it just so happens no children come for my treats then… Read More

DIY Peyote Stitch Beaded Bottle Cover

In recent years I’ve inadvertently found myself with quite a collection of different spirits and cocktail making supplies. Whereas in my younger years these might have fueled a late night kitchen party, I am now choosing to drink less and better (and wake up in the morning without the pain of one drink too many). Rather than hiding these bottles away I am looking for the perfect cart to display them. With such interesting shapes and designs, they are interesting and beautiful enough to have on show. And thanks to the Art of Patrón Bottle Art Competition I have a… Read More

DIY Needle Felted Word Cushion

I get asked all the time how I get inspired and keep coming up with ideas for the blog. The truth is, it’s another skill I have to practice and improve constantly. Over the 5/6/7 (who’s counting?) years I’ve been blogging DIY’s, one of the most important lessons I have learnt is how to take an idea and leave it alone. Before you start wondering what it is I’m talking about, this cushion is a prime example of how this way of working can work out. I actually bought the materials to create a needle felted cushion maybe 4/5 months… Read More

50 Must Do DIY’s | September

[tps_header] It’s always a fun time in the blogging world around the changes of the season and summer to autumn is probably the best seasonal shift to make. Colours become deeper and richer, Halloween rears its freaky head and everything becomes softer, warmer and a little more spicy! But while we’re getting all the autumn feels we can take a look back over our shoulders and wave goodbye to the summer! For once I’m actually looking forward to the cooler weather. To bonfires, to warm jumper and those endless hot chocolate recipes. Bring it on October! //above// DIY Rope Trivet DIY… Read More

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