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Ken Wingard’s DIY Leash and Treat Holder
Ken Wingard’s DIY Leash and Treat Holder
A piece of board or plywoodA hook or knob for each leashMason jar or rimmed bowlHose clamp, the same diameter of your jar or bowl
How to Preserve Your Clothes
How to Preserve Your Clothes
A great way to save money.
Jessie Jane's Leather Belt Mats
Jessie Jane's Leather Belt Mats
Old vintage beltsFabricGlue or leather adhesiveScissorsInstructions:
Jessie Jane's DIY Glitter Jewelry Trays!
Jessie Jane's DIY Glitter Jewelry Trays!
Mod PodgePaint brushFine glitterTape and paint (optional)Easy Cast Epoxy ResinWoody, plastic, or acrylic traysDirections:
Cristina Crafts: Decorative Easter Baskets
Cristina Crafts: Decorative Easter Baskets
Basket Ribbon Brown and White Hard Boiled Eggs Stickers (we used Martha Stewart ones) Moss Put moss in basket. Wrap ribbon around the handle of the basket and tie bows on both ends. Put white and brown eggs in basket. Customize your eggs using the stickers.
Bethany Mota's DIY Clothespin Wreath
Bethany Mota's DIY Clothespin Wreath
Plain wooden wreath form $2-$4 (various sizes)Clothes Pins ($15/100)Acrylic Paint $1Paint Brushes $3Hot Glue Sticks $7Glue Gun $3LED Holiday Lights $6Ribbon, balls, decorationsTotal Cost: $37
Jessie Jane's DIY Scrabble Coasters & Boardgame Placemat
Jessie Jane's DIY Scrabble Coasters & Boardgame Placemat
Game pieces (you already have)Epoxy 6000 glueTriple thick gloss coat (to seal)Cork base ( you can buy it cut to size or in rolls)Paint brushDirections:
Cristina's Upside Down Christmas Tree
Cristina's Upside Down Christmas Tree
1 small wreath1 medium wreath1 large wreathWire ribbon (for our wreath we are using 60 inches)Zip tiesFancy garlandHoliday christmas ballsInstructions:
Shirley Bovshow's Creative Mailbox Planters
1. Consider using hanging plants on the ground: They add various levels to your design. They are easy to maintain, as long as they're watered. Concrete can reflect heat and burn the plants, so elevating the plants keep them safe.
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