Stop Tossing Paper Towel Tubes: Make These Colorful Placemats Instead
Those empty cardboard tubes from your paper towels piling up in your recycling bin have a surprisingly stylish second life as colorful, hand-woven table decor.
Read MoreThose empty cardboard tubes from your paper towels piling up in your recycling bin have a surprisingly stylish second life as colorful, hand-woven table decor.
Read MoreAn outdoor shade sail can only do so much, but this versatile Amazon find provides adjustable shade and charming LED lights to illuminate your patio.
Read MoreDollar Tree stocks knock-off Wiffle Balls that, along with artificial flowers and foliage and a few other craft supplies, can make gorgeous fall ball wreaths.
Read MoreLamps don't have to be so utilitarian. One TikTok creator took a chance adding wire to a thrifted ceramic duck figurine, and the results were brilliant.
Read MoreBy implementing this Property Brothers-approved design upgrade, you can add depth, texture, and a unique visual touch to your hardwood floors.
Read MoreYou can only get so creative with traditional curtain rods — a decorative finial or an unusual finish. It's time to ditch the rod for more creative options.
Read MoreThis elegant and easy-to-install Amazon find is the perfect solution for owners who struggle to find the right curtain rod or partition for their corner shower.
Read MoreFor less than $2, you have the building blocks to create a stylish light source for your patio. What's more, there are many ways to make this DIY your own.
Read MoreHot pot handles don't have to be a recipe for burnt fingers. This trick creates a heat-resistant barrier between you and the hot metal in seconds.
Read MoreFor a fun and easy DIY that makes for the cutest decor, these hanging jellyfish are simple to make and only require a few supplies and an egg carton.
Read MoreOne medieval art form gave metal vases and other objects a hand-carved, colorful look. A thrift store treasure today, these vessels don't need flowers to shine.
Read MoreFence-building usually requires digging, which takes time and effort. This product, however, lets you build small outdoor structures without needing a digger.
Read MoreAntique stores are a treasure trove of decor options for any design style. You have to keep a close eye on rarities, too, like this beautiful butter dish color.
Read MoreIf you're averse to using polymer-based mulch glues on your gravel driveway, consider this unique, biodegradable, oil-based agricultural by-product instead.
Read MoreInstead of composting or throwing away pomegranate peels, you can dry them and use them to make whimsical ornaments for any room in your house. Here's how.
Read MoreHave some leftover beer bottle caps? Don't just toss them — upcycle them into a unique, floral DIY decor piece you can happily display indoors or out.
Read MoreThis DIY wall decor project can be used for Halloween or throughout the whole year. Peel away the tissue of a monstera leaf to get a leaf skeleton.
Read MoreSave blue plastic canister lids instead of tossing them in the recycling bin. You can decorate them with Moroccan-style designs and display them like plates.
Read MoreYou've seen cute but pricey epoxy resin decor at craft markets. You'll be happy to know that resin coasters are easy and affordable to make yourself at home.
Read MoreWith an item from the Dollar Tree games and toys aisle, a garden decor piece, and a few home improvement essentials, you can DIY spooky moon decor.
Read MoreYour gardening toolbox has some unexpected competition. This clever, easy-to-set-up storage hack keeps your hand tools dry, close by, and incognito.
Read MoreIt always feels like such a shame to toss a large pickle jar in the recycling bin. Keep it and transform it into a rustic crock or vase with some air-dry clay.
Read MoreAn outdated bathroom cabinet can make a space feel stuck in the past, but one IKEA storage upgrade brings a more modern look without a full remodel.
Read MoreDo you have a whole bunch of succulent cuttings that have rooted and are ready to plant out? Make this tall tiered succulent planter out of pans to house them.
Read MoreIf your decor taste leans more 18th-century royal palace than mid-century modern home, you'll love this ornate tableware that you can thrift, if you're lucky.
Read MoreGot plastic bottles in your recycling bin? Grab one out, wash it, and clear your schedule for the afternoon to transform it into a heart-shaped trinket box.
Read MoreThe curtain rod actually plays a major role in how much natural light filters into your space. Here are tips to ensure you buy the best one for your windows.
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