I get that crafting can be daunting to those who don't do it very often. As someone who *thinks* she can make almost anything, I often take for granted my crafting abilities. But, I also teach craft workshops and I've seen some people who think they suck at crafts make some pretty rad things. So, I believe in you crafting newbs!
These projects are relatively easy and make a big impact. If you follow along, I know you can do it!
Minimalist wreaths are super popular right now, especially for the summer. You might as well start practicing now so that you'll be a pro for the holidays.
All you need are some gold metal rings, fake florals, and floral tape to get started!
But, if you're a bit nervous about making one for the first time, Purely Katie has the step-by-step instructions on how she made this one.
Trust me, the results will be totally beautiful and unique!
Tell me, what can be hard about wrapping some string around a rope and gluing them together?
This next project is a great way to work on your glue gun skills and create something fun and functional.
A Kailo Chic Life walks us through how to make these adorable rainbow hooks. I'll take one for my bedroom, please!
If you're looking for a super cute wedding gift that is sure to make the bride cry ugly tears, you should give this project a try.
You can get it at the craft store and come up with all sorts of cool stuff. This uses photos, jar lids, and a resin glaze. Get all the deets at Something Turquoise!
One of the easiest sewing projects I've ever done was creating pillows. Whether you know how to sew or not, you can totally do this fun project!
Then slip in a pillow for a super trendy look! You can see exactly how Ashley did it over on Hometalk.
Got a bunch of vintage doilies you have no idea what to do with? Dunk those babies into some concrete to make a super cool catch-all dish!
With a little bit of paint, you've got yourself something cool and unique. Get more details from Rhonda over on Hometalk.
I've heard of transferring photos to wood and other materials, but I've never heard of transferring it to clay!
This can definitely make for some really cool projects.
You do need a laser printer though, so I'll be checking out printer sales now. See how Saved By Love Creations got it done.
This is definitely one of those projects I'm super impressed someone came up with, because it is super creative.
If you've got an old fan on hand that doesn't really work, don't throw it out!
If you need more details, definitely check out what Robin did over on Hometalk.
Lace has always been a pattern and texture that I loved to play with, but I've always only used it in fashion and other sewing projects.
Turns out, you can paint with it too!
Isn't the result really cool? I've also heard that you can use a similar technique to get a lace print on cakes as well!
Which is why making your own necklaces can be such a great DIY project!
It's a bit witchy and a bit weird, but it's also a whole lot of cool. I'd definitely rock this!
Using a couple of old purses, Lovely Indeed was able to create a couple of DIY saddlebags for her bike.
Such a unique way to stay stylish — even when riding your bike!
You can pick up some woven baskets for pretty cheap, and pom-poms are super easy and cheap to make, too.
I really like the way half of this basket is pink and the rest is natural. You can see exactly how it's done on Blissmakes!
Even as a crafty person, I often forget this! But there is actually a lot you can do with a bottle of paint.
It might have even saved this pretty thing from the donation bin.
