If you're looking to go beyond the classic carved or whole pumpkin on your front porch this Halloween, check out this DIY succulent pumpkin from David Bromstad.
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Before you dispose of an old ceiling fan, remove the blades — they can be transformed into handy entryway storage that doubles as farmhouse-inspired decor.
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A cracked, discolored, or rough wooden spatula is no longer safe for cooking. Transform it into a rack with an aesthetic that's ideal for the kitchen wall.
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Got a wire paper towel holder? It's functional, sure, but it adds nothing to your kitchen design. Change it with wooden clothespins and some gold spray paint.
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Coming in a range of patterns, textures, and colors, you can instantly change the look of a bell-shaped or tapered lampshade with this thrift store find.
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Got extra wooden hangers in your closet? All you need are 10 and you can create a wooden dish rack that looks far more luxe than the materials it's made from.
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Dollar Tree board games aren't only good for screen-free family nights. You can turn these affordable finds into decor, like a tray-style wooden houseplant pot.
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Pause before tossing away that empty duct tape roll. Did you know it can come in handy for making a DIY planter? You just need some twine, newspaper, and glue.
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Bathroom organization doesn't have to involve a ton of ugly cabinets or shelves. Here's a cuter way to DIY some custom storage for all your bathroom essentials.
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Gather up those game-day beer bottles and turn them into something fun! This DIY can turn those bottles into a cute table, perfect for your next get-together.
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Showcase your creative side and transform your walls with this simple — and totally genius — DIY using an unexpected item from your grocery haul.
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Want to add a touch of whimsy to your bedroom, but without the hefty price tag? Create a functional DIY bench that's the perfect addition with just a few items.
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To provide privacy and reduce sun exposure on outdoor decks, many people turn to shade sails. Instead, consider using this DIY alternative on your patio.
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The circular face of a frying pan makes it the perfect item to upcycle into a wall clock. With the help of some doilies, it becomes a vintage decor statement.
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If you have not been able to deter birds and squirrels from your vegetables and fruits, you need to try this clever DIY hack from a gardener on Instagram.
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Pickle jars are almost always made out of sturdy glass, making them an easy choice for upcycling into storage (after you get the smell out, of course).
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Sometimes a trend seems like it will last forever, then turns out to make your kitchen look dated if you don't change it up. This is one of them.
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Making convertible furniture out of old wood pallets is a great way to save money and cut down on waste, and this DIY is sure to impress your friends.
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Arguably one of the best things about movie theaters is the buttered popcorn. You can replicate the experience at home by DIYing a vintage-look popcorn station.
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Organize your kitchen and clean out your recycling pile in one fell swoop. With the right cuts, you can reshape old soda can boxes into tiered spice shelves.
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You can turn a Mason jar into a retro sugar shaker. It just takes a little ingenuity to swap the jar's inner lid insert with this DIY pour spout.
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Looking for Halloween decor inspiration? For something a little unique and rather creepy, why not give this nautical project a try for your fireplace.
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Football season is a time for fans and friends to come together and celebrate. If you're hosting, consider trying out these fun and creative pool noodle hacks.
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This DIY manages to upcycle old ceiling fan blades into stylish décor. It uses three blades, but this idea is totally adaptable to what you have to work with.
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Readymade outdoor lighting isn't cheap. If you want safely illuminated garden paths on a budget, all you need are a few tuna cans, glass jars, and tall stakes.
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Aside from the leftover terracotta pots, this affordable Halloween DIY only requires acrylic paint, a sealer, and some plants to put inside of the pots.
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These chicken wire ghosts are enough to give the neighbors a serious scare, even in the daytime -- and they're not too difficult to make yourself.
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