I was recently browsing through Pinterest, my usual go-to for finding some rad DIYs, and I came across a few articles sharing information on things I had no idea you could DIY. It got me thinking that there are probably quite a few things that people don't know they can DIY. I mean, sure you know you can make things with wood and paint or glitter and glue, but this other stuff? Probably not.
If you're looking for some new DIYs that'll likely surprise you, read on to learn more!
I definitely have not. Sure, maybe a small one, but not one like this! But it's totally doable if you've got some handy people to help out.
Now I just need a big piece of property to get me started. There is so much you could do with a greenhouse this size, so go get started!
It can be kind of dangerous if you don't do it right, but there's also a lot of easy melt-and-pour options that are safe for everyone to try!
She created a mud and tea tree oil-inspired soap, and I just love how all the colors ran into each other!
But the main point is that you can make your own bubble bars in replace of bubble bath for all the kiddos in your life.
The result might be a bit funny, but it's also incredibly cute. I'm not going to complain one bit!
You wouldn't be the first person, and you wouldn't be the last. If you need a solution quickly and don't want to hire someone to get rid of them, here is a perfect answer!
You mix a little bit of warm water with the sugar and borax, then soak a cotton ball. The ants will be attracted to the sugar, but killed by the Borax. Then they'll get caught in the cotton ball and be easy to clean up! Thanks Made From Pinterest for this easy DIY!
I've bought a few from Etsy, but never thought of making one myself! It's surprisingly not that hard for someone with some basic sewing skills.
Plus, they go into detail on how to embroider our own favorite sayings onto the strap!
I'm not super familiar with DIYs that have to do with home improvement, and drywall can be kind of scary!
You can get everything you need at the hardware store, and Ethan walks us through how it's done over on Hometalk. Maybe it's not so scary after all!
I've always wanted a fun headboard, but they aren't exactly cheap. This means they are NOT in my budget.
As Life Grows made theirs for a dorm room bed that didn't have a headboard, but you could easily make one for any bed that needs an upgrade.
But with a soda can, some water, and some paint you can make some pretty cool things.
Monster Circus shares exactly how they achieved this beautiful and modern-looking home decor over on their blog.
I would never have guessed that you could infuse gems into your oils as well!
Bliss Makes recently read the book Crystal Muse which suggests that amethyst can help calm your mind. That paired with lavender would make for a refreshing new addition to your skincare routine!
It's fun, but definitely kind of boring.
What if I told you that you could make a store-bought version at home?!
I would definitely fill this baby up with all sorts of retro candy! Now I just need streamers and cardboard to make this happen.
You can buy citronella oil to do just that! For this, you'll also need some paint cans and essential oils.
A few candles will help disperse the citronella smell! These are super cute for outside all summer long.
If you boil walnuts for long enough, you can create a deep brown ink from them. This stuff stains, so be careful!
There are tons of foods you can draw ink from if you give it a try!
