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hermajestychopsticks:

DIY String Wall Art.

jjackieohh:

Clever room ideas…hmm my new room is super small so i have to figure out what will work best

handmadepride:

Follow Handmade Pride for more tutorials.

handmadepride:

Follow Handmade Pride for more handmade goodness.

handmadepride:

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handmadepride:

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truebluemeandyou:

DIY Anthropologie Inspired Five Palms Pillow Using Sharpies Tutorial from Radical Possibility here. The post is labeled “Zero Effort Tie Dye Pillows” so that tells you this is going to be an easy project. Top Photo: $248 Anthropologie Five Palms Pillow here, Bottom Photo: DIY from Radical Possibility. *For two more tutorials on Sharpie Tie Dye techniques go here: truebluemeandyou.tumblr.com/tagged/sharpie-tie-dye

fashionyblog:

Click through to see an awesome Guide to Mixing Patterns In Your Home, which I will probably use to mix clothing patterns before I ever use it to mix patterns in my home.

rachaelsantics:

DIY Jewellery Tree!

 So, i was walking around with my friend Lucy today sort-of looking for a white jewellery tree, and i couldn’t find one under $20, and there was no way i was going to pay that much for something that was probably fake plastic anyway. On my way home from the bus stop i spotted one of these nice twigs, and i thought “gee i can do this myself!” So, here goes:

what you will need: 

• 3 or 4 decent sized twigs, my tree stands stands about 50cm tall, so it is quite big. you want to make sure your twig has a lot of different little fingers on it, and sticking out at many different angles, this helps hold your jewellery in place!
• a bottle, or vase, small or large. I used an old coke bottle.
• jewellery, preferably delicate, the thicker/chunkier types need thicker branches.

how to make it:

• put your sticks in the jar. tape them up with sticky tape if you would like to.
• arrange prettily with jewellery
• tada!

and there you have it my friends, a good old jewellery tree!