#diyprojects
I just finished this fun fresh lemonade set for a client. It would look great on a tiered tray as well. #freshlemonade #woodkit #diyhomedecor #diyprojects #diy #paintedtieredtrayset#lasercut #tieredtray #homedecor #lemons #lemondecor #crafts #create #farmhouse #summer #decor #createeveryday (at Layton, Utah)
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I made the skirt of this outfit. It took me forever to make this skirt due to unrealistic expectations and finding time to sew. Originally, this was supposed to be a 2-piece outfit. It was going to have a matching crop top and a skirt. I started working on the top, and I quickly realized I do not have the skill/experience to finish this. I was never really taught to sew. I’m learning to sew from YouTube videos and Tumblr. I was disappointed that I could not finish my vision for this fabric. I stopped sewing the top, and I adjusted my vision for this project to my experience level. I’m really happy and proud of myself with the outcome of this skirt.
There are so many beginner mistakes that I made like taking into account how long this project will take, having correct measurements, sewing correctly, having the inside/outside of the fabric match, being patient, the type of fabric I need, and how to sew accordingly to the type of fabric. So many mistakes.
My problem was that I thought I could just sit at a sewing machine and whip something beautiful in 2.2 seconds. I learned that sewing is going to take time and I can’t have high expectations for myself especially since I don’t have the skills yet. However, I really enjoyed sewing. I’m currently looking for another inspiration. I might go back and correct my mistakes or I’ll leave this skirt as it is, as memory of my first sewing project.
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New #tile #spider #diyprojects #arizonalife #mosaic (at Tucson, Arizona)
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Brand new project in the works! Any ideas on what it might be? ✨ Can’t wait to get this one finished up!
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#woodworking #diy #diyprojects #project #handmade #boho #woodproject I #rustic #etsy #etsyshop #smallbusiness #chain #woodworker #decor #creative #homedecor #farmhouse #farmhousedecor #cozy #farmhousestyle #shabbychic #homeimprovement #homesweethome #hippie #vintage #art #artist #artistsoninstagram #sandiego #california (at San Diego, California)
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I never thought resin could be this much fun , now that I am trying out different things with resin I am working on to utilise it as much as I can because it is kinda therapeutic to me and kinda messy
Swipe left to see the materials I used for this resin art.
And I am glad that I bought this resin set from @itsybitsycraftstore I don’t think I would have ever tried out if I didn’t come across to their website to buy some craft things and luckily I bought this set and I am extremely happy with my purchase.
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#resin #resinart #resinartwork #resincraft #resintag #resinocean #resinoceanart #resingalaxy #resinpour #resincrafts #fluidart #fluidartwork #beachart #galaxyart #fluidpainting #artstagram #resinwood #art #diyprojects #mixedmedia #crafts #artandcraft #artistofinstagram #oceanart
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Testing out my newest indie game project on the GPD Win and it works great! Game demo out now! Get it here: https://snoleyproductionsllc.itch.io/raiders-of-aur #RaidersOfAur #raidersofaur #indiegame #indiegamedev #indie #gpdwin #videogames #diyprojects #diy #programmer #artist #designer #platformer #shooter #collectathon #collectathonplatformer
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Now that we are officially into spring, meaning parents are beginning to look for stand-out summer activities for their kids. We thought we’d step in and give you some ideas on how to stay inspired during time off from school.
Springtime is when kids can explore new activities that will allow them to be both stimulated but also able to relax. Summer at DIY.org is going to be fun-filled and loaded with new challenges.
Here are some DIY challenges to keep an eye on during your school break:
1. Let’s kickstart with an easy one: collecting recycled materials. This is an environmentally-conscious challenge that will help children become more aware of the waste produced by all of us in our everyday lives.
2. You can arrange an indoor garden. (Spoiler alert: You’ll get your hands dirty.) As you may know, the presence of plants in our living space makes us happier and more productive!
3. We welcome you to take awalk in the woods. The key to this challenge is to pay attention to everything you see, hear, smell and even taste. Take us with you on a video journey and narrate all the senses that are stimulated by the world around you.
4.This challenge is quite literally in the sun! Simply take interesting photographs with a shadow as a subject – could be your shadow or others’.
5.A tipi is a cone-shaped shelter that historically uses animal skins and wooden poles, but modern tipis can be made with tarps, canvas, or bedsheets. Let’s build one!
6.How about building a solar cooker this summer? It’s a lot easier (read: fun) than it sounds. All you need isa large enough cardboard box and aluminum foil.
We started DIY in 2012 with a mission to enable any kid, anywhere to learn any skill. It’s amazing to see how thousands of DIYer kids have benefited already – picking up something as basic as drawing a straight line to something as complex as creating electricity out of potatoes.
This constant drive to teach and learn something new has become our DNA – this is the core of DIY. However, of late, we realized that there is so much more that we can do to push the very frontiers of DIY. For starters, we want more and more kids to become a part of this awesome community and make the most of this platform. And we don’t want parents to think twice about spending on their child’s development.
To make this happen, we’ve substantially brought down our monthly subscription fee from $19 to only $4.99 (access for 1 kid) and also added an annual subscription for the same at $49.99. That’s right! Similarly, we’ve also dropped our monthly family subscription fee to only $7.99* (access for 2-4 kids) and added an annual family subscription at $79.99.
We believe this collective price drop will go a long way in encouraging more parents to keep kids enrolled in DIY.
Apart from this much needed change to the price, we are also working on restructuring our content. Young DIYers will start enjoying the following features in the coming days:
- Many more skills and challenges than ever before
- New courses are being added such as dance, yoga, chess, vocals, etc.
- A more active community with more Mods (moderators)
Our collective aim is to boost this enriching ecosystem that’s been developing for almost a decade now. And with these positive changes in motion, we’re sure we’ll be reaching out to a much larger audience of young, enthusiastic kids in the near future.
With DIY – any kid, anywhere, can learn any skill. For the love of learning!
*only the family monthly plan is available on iOS App Store
Original upgrade solutions for your home decor.
Ceramic cabinet knobs. End of year sale now on Don’t Miss!
Obsessed with this DIY creation of @alexx_rys
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#succulents #diyprojects #summer #indoorplants #garden #Eastcoast #plantparenthood
(at Everett, Massachusetts)
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