Many homemade projects involve the same old materials. After a year or so of making DIY stuff, repurposing wooden benches, beds or soda cans can begin to look a bit uncreative. Searching for ingenious materials may prove tricky. That’s why we suggest you give another chance to the plain PVC pipe. Browse through the ideas provided and create away! Continue reading “15 Awesome PVC Projects” »
In any domain of activity you constantly need advice. Even if you have over 50 years of experience, some new tricks or tips might prove helpful. For a beginner, every piece of information is like gold! Especially the kind of information that will make your job easier and yield results faster. That’s why we call out to gardeners out there to come and review this blue grow beds. Available in 3 by 3 feet or 3 by 6 feet and 10 inches in depth, these particular beds are made out of UV-stable polypropylene. Continue reading “Raised Garden Beds” »
Are you a fan of The Hobbit series and of J. R. R. Tolkien? If the answer is yes, you are going to love this next design. The Hobbit House was created by a company located in Pennsylvania, called Archer and Buchanan and they managed to recreate the entire house from the popular firm series. As you can tell just by a look, the owner is a huge fan of The Hobbit and the talented architects managed to build him the house of his dreams. Each and every detail is carefully executed, but the most eye-catching one is the circular door. This particular piece took a lot more time to make, as it was first estimated as no craftsmen seemed to be suitable Continue reading “Stone Cottage Design Inspired by ‘The Hobbit’” »
Mittens are a must have accessory in winter, as cold won’t do any good to your soft hands. That’s why having a pair of gloves to keep your hand warm and protected should be a priority when going outside. If you like to update your wardrobe every season, you can try this next project and make your own handmade mittens. You will only need: an old sweater, chalk, a pair of scissors and a sewing machine. Place your hand on the sweater to create the shape of the mittens and to make sure they will fit. Mark with chalk and sew the outline before cutting, Continue reading “DIY Sweater Mittens Out of an Old Sweater” »
Looking for a delicious dessert that will match the holiday theme? Stop the search and take a glance at this tasty bite-size snacks you could make which will get you that festive atmosphere right in your home. Incredibly cute and easy to make, the Chocolate Strawberry Miniature Christmas Trees are going to be on peoples lips long after New Year’s Eve. The sweet taste of the strawberries covered in green chocolate fondant is further more enhanced by the chocolate cookie on which you rest the tree-looking piece Continue reading “How to Make: Chocolate Covered Strawberry Christmas Trees” »
How do you combine an educational activity with one that involves responsibility about our environment, you ask? The igloo made out of recycled milk jugs is the right answer. This is a very entertaining crafts project and it will be highly appreciated by your children, as you can ask for their help when building the igloo. You can make this both a playful and learning opportunity, as you can teach your children math, while counting the milk jugs or tell them some useful facts about igloos and the Arctic. Continue reading “How to Build a Milk Jug Igloo ” »
Are you searching for a piece of outdoor furniture to improve the look of your yard? Instead of spending quite a lot of money at the store, why not embrace the DIY concept and make exactly what you want and like? The next project will show you how to repurpose a bed frame into a lovely bench. Actually, you will reuse the wooden headboard and footboard of a twin-size bed. After you have reshaped Continue reading “DIY: Bed Turned Into Bench” »
Many argue that a trip with your bike outside the city isn’t comfortable enough because you can’t properly rest or carry stuff with you. Though this might have been true some years ago, you can shut those people up when introducing them to the Lightweight Micro Camper. This 88-pound vehicle can easily be attached to the back of your bike and carried on your little adventures outside the city. It is fitted with a door, windows and medium size comfortable bed. But that’s not all! There are solar panels Continue reading “Bicycle Micro Camper” »
Wanting to increase the range of your WiFi signal is almost like a rhetorical question for all those technology enthusiasts out there. The WiFi antenna made out of a tin can is quite impressive! You don’t have to be a geek to realize that having the freedom to access the Internet from outside the room you have your wireless network equipment installed is something you do want. And With a clever design that costs maximum $5 one might wonder why you don’t see this device on every person or home. Continue reading “How To Build A Tin Can Waveguide WiFi Antenna” »
