DIY Weekend

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Weekend plans, they ask. Instead of feeling lost because you don’t really have plans, tell them you are getting crafty this weekend. Take some time to unwind, make something beautiful, and sit back to relish in your creativity. If you feel unsure because you may have never indulged in DIY, don’t worry because our curated list today is designed for all skill levels.

Jazz up your windows: Bring more love into your home with DIY Heart Garlands. These delicate looking danglers are lightweight and promise to add charm to your room. If you haven’t had a chance to recycle the old books, magazines, or newspapers in your home then it may be a good idea to give the pages another life with these heart garlands.

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Upcycle those toilet paper rolls: Do you have a lot of toilet paper rolls at home? Put them to good use and delight everyone with these toilet roll Minecraft creepers. Simple and imaginative, this is a craft everyone can get behind.

Go places with a map picture frame: We can’t really get out of our homes right now, but that doesn’t stop us from letting our imagination take wings. Pull out a map of a city or country you’d like to visit and turn it into a picture frame. Your daily dose of inspiration will be right in front of you every day and when you do make that trip, you’ll know the roads like a local.


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Make gift baskets for when you see your friends: We are all missing our friends and family, aren’t we? Bring cheer into your day by planning a little handmade gift basket you can give them when you meet. Help keep their counters organized, upcycle your paper bags, and mark your reunion with these cute storage baskets.

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