We love this DIY wall organiser, perfect for outdoors and storing your garden tools.
Dress up the shelves with plants and use the pegs for hanging items. With just a piece of plywood, some wooden dowel and a drill you can make this practical piece.
With everybody buying more indoor plants than ever before, often you can struggle to find fun and interesting ways of displaying them.
We found this lovely plant stand DIY from themerrythought.com. Allowing you to stand two plant pots on this compact wooden stand will make a great addition to any room.
A practical how-to guide from the author of Mad About the House, the bestselling book and UK s number 1 interiors blog. This easy-to-use dictionary of interior design answers all those questions you wanted to solve but were afraid to ask.
The book begins with the most important questions of all: Who? What? When? Where? Why? and How? The aim is to answer these before you start any decorating scheme and you will avoid the most common mistakes, save money and, most importantly, create a home that works for you and the people who live there. Mad About the House: 101 Interior Design Answers is the super-practical guide that allows you to dip in and out so you can solve all your decorating dilemmas.
If you are looking for a budget towel rail for your bathroom then look no further. This sleek black example is pretty straight forward to make and look great.
The modern design would look perfect in minimal bathroom, but it could quite easily be adapted and painted to fit other styles.
In the current situation we are in there is a lot of time needed to entertain kids and adults alike. Are you running out of ideas?
No fear…The Merrythought has created a selection of super fun craft ideas to pass the time. These really cute objects are all made from household recycling.
Head to themerrythought.com for the full tutorials and all the details you need.
Make a small change to your home office with this cane memo board. Using a picture frame and some cane webbing you can create this fun piece for the wall.
We spotted this great diy project on hunker.com, and if you head there you can follow the super simple tutorial.
With Easter weekend upon us there is still time to make the best of the current situation. There are lots of craft ideas to try out and make your home feel like Easter this weekend.
From painted eggs, to creating Easter trees there is something for everyone. And we have selected a handful of websites to help you out.
Our lives have changed rather dramaticaly over the last few weeks, and this means we are indoors the majority of our day.
Once we have our daily work and chores out the way, it’s important for all if us to have some down time. Self isolation is not a fun position to be in on the surfce, but we can take some positives from being at home. Use this opportunity to slow down and become more productive in the home, and you will start to feel fullfiled.
Below are some fun and relaxing ideas of things to do to escape the crazy life we are all currently living.
Start painting
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Maybe you haven’t painted since school, maybe you had great plans of picking up a brush last year, but never did. Now is your chance to get your creating juices flowing. Head to Amazon or Hobbycraft for basic art supplies
Paint anything and everything. Just letting you mind wonder and find one escapism will do wonders for your mental health right now. A great starter book for daily exercises is 365 days of Art
Plant some seeds
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Spring has sprung and with the clocks going forward this weekend we can start to feel rejuvinated and enjoy a bit of sunshine. Of course we are not having a ‘normal’ Spring, but that doesn’t mean we can’t do the things we normally would.
Get yourself some plant pots, some seeds and soil, and get messy. Watch your seedlings grow over the coming weeks. This will give you purpose and an element of responsibility to help your seeds to grow. This is a great activity of you have kids. You can try growing anything from flowers to vegetables. Check out Amazon.co.uk for all you needs, including starter kits.
Odd jobs
We all have odd jobs in our homes that we never got round the finishing. Whether it’s a loose cupboard door, an unpainted wall or a putting up some pictures. Use this time to get these jobs done. You will feel positive from completing this tasks. All good for the mind.
Needlepoint and knitting
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Try something new like knitting or embroidery. It’s proven that these type of hobbies are stress releaving. Craft something for someone, or knit a blanket for your home. Whatever it is, you will get satisfaction in what you can achieve. And with time on our hands, you can dip into it for a little bit each day.
Make sure you all take time out for yourselves, and do a little something you love each day. We will get through this!
When your stuck at home and needing some fun craft project ideas that will result in some lovely items for the home, we can’t get over how many amazing projects there are on Crafts By Amanda.
Hunt around the house and see what you can make from the list of great projects on the site, from the things you can find.
In the light of current events and we know it’s not advised to go to larger social events or gathering (and they are all soon to be cancelled no doubt) we thought this awesome selection of home crafting ideas from Good House Keeping would be very useful for entertaining both the kids and the adults – and you’ll end up with a mix of fun and cool stuff for the home!