Add beauty to every nook and cranny of your home with these DIY hanging planters. From hanging shelf gardens to woven hanging planters, find a decor accent piece that suits your style and greenery here.
I.cant.stop. If you are turned off by my geometric Himmeli obsession, you might want to avert your eyes. Possibly for a few weeks, cause I have 3 or 4 good projects still left in me
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Can you believe that only two macrame knots are needed to make this simple and cute hanging macrame DIY cat bed.
Looking for some color to add to a blank wall? This paper chain wall hanging is just the thing! It's the perfect DIY project.
Have you ever wanted to make your own DIY pallet coffee table? This tutorial is going to help you do just that. No fancy equipment necessary.
Textured wall weaving create a lovely effect. In this tutorial, you will learn 5 simple and easy ways to add texture to your DIY wall weaving.
....into a suspended bed. You'll just need enough space, a high ceiling and .... a nice looking boat.
Aren't suncatchers a delight to look at? In this blog post, We featured over 21 different crystal suncatcher ideas that you can hang at home. #DIY #HomeDecor #CrystalSuncatchers
Wall of Rainbow Koi: My friend saw a wall hanging of origami koi that she really liked, but the etsy shop that was selling it had it priced at over $1000. Thus, I set out to make this for her birthday/Christmas present, and after countless hours of folding while walking…
Here's a collection of amazing kids' rooms that convey personality and style with splashes of color and eclectic finds.
There are few things as relaxing and inspiring as clouds, but you can't always go outside to look at them. Make a hanging cloud to enjoy the sight of the sky anytime you're stuck indoors. Cut four equal strands of thin wire with wire...
Are you looking to add some farmhouse charm to your home decor without breaking the bank?
Hi All, attention: long post! :P First of all I want to take the opportunity to reach out to . I want to thank you for all the good resources you put out there, they're a great help! To me: I am an electrical engineer from Germany with multiple interests and I always wanted to make things. No...
The classroom of your dreams is easy to achieve with a little DIY magic.
Can you believe that only two macrame knots are needed to make this simple and cute hanging macrame DIY cat bed.
Hey friends! I think I just finished one of my most favourite DIYs ever! Do you remember this Mother's Day post where I blogged about some DIY inspiration? One of the inspirations/gift ideas was a hanging himmeli planter and now a few months later I have my own DIY version. I really love how my planter turned out. It's quite small in scale and when I found the tiny fern at Home Depot I knew it would be perfect for it. I love how the more traditional fern looks in this very modern planter. You can find the how to at the bottom of the post. I hung my himmeli planter near the window in our dining room. I'm hoping it will be enough light for this little fern. As soon as the planter was hung, one little toddler went straight for it. He just dragged his Pikku Myy (from Moomins) chair over. At least it was just out of reach. :) You may also notice that I've taken down the airplane print and removed the wooden top to our floating sideboard. I was just trying to see what the sideboard would look like with a lighter top. We may have enough marble left over from our kitchen counters to be able to get a new top for it. We'll see, but for now I'm liking the lighter look and the chance to change up the art and styling. Here's the How To: DIY BRASS HIMMELI HANGING PLANTER Materials: brass tubing (I used two packages of 1/8" tubing purchased from Hobby Lobby) planter/small bowl pipe cutter (Tech Guy had the one pictured above that he used for plumbing work in our basement) brass wire How To: * Caution: When the brass tubing is cut it is very sharp. Use work gloves while cutting and sand the cut ends. Cut your brass tubing using the pipe cutter: Depending on the size and shape of your bowl you will need to cut: 3 small pieces (these will form the base on which the planter will sit. Try and cut them so that the resulting triangle is slightly smaller than the base of the planter), 6 medium sized pieces (these pieces should be length from the base of the planter plus a half inch) and 3 long pieces (these are the pieces that make the peak of the himmeli and should be cut so that they are long enough so that they pull the side pieces close to your planter when they are joined at the tip/hung). To make the planter: 1. Take a long piece of brass wire (the length of the 3 small and 6 medium pieces combined plus extra for tying) and thread it through the 3 small pieces. Join the two ends of wire together to form a triangle. 2. Take the long end of the wire and thread on 2 medium sized pieces. 3. Make another triangle shape by twisting the wire around the next triangle peak. 4. Repeat steps 2 & 3 to create a third triangle 5. Repat steps 2 & 3 to create a fourth triangle. Tie off your brass wire with the short piece that was left from the first triangle you made. Trim your wire and tuck any leftover ends into the tubes. 6. Cut a piece of wire that is a couple inches longer than your longest tube piece. Attach one of the long tube pieces to each of the peaks of the medium triangles 7. Twist the extra wire at the top of each long tube piece all together to form the point of the planter. Trim the extra wire and tuck in loose ends in the tubing. Create a loop of wire that goes through the top point of the planter that you can use to hang the planter at a desired height. 8. Plant a small plant in your bowl and insert into the himmeli hanger and hang securely (we inserted a large twist hook directly into a ceiling joist) Enjoy! I hope you enjoyed this project as much as I did! Once you have all the parts you need, it really comes together quickly. Happy Monday! sharing this at these parties
Today I'm going to show you how to make pinwheels - they are so pretty and they really spin! These are a simple, summertime craft project you can make with household materials. Since I wanted to make these for my kids, I really needed to find a way to make sure the pinwheel wouldn't break apart and send pieces flying everywhere! This method works beautifully! I had posted another pinwheel project before, but I just wasn't happy with the results. You can check out my other paper pinwheels tutorial here, but keep in mind that I much prefer this new
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