Felt Ball

I wish I'd seen this DIY earlier. It's so simple and it's fulfilling just reading the How-to. Take a look at this supremely cute tutorial..

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Felt Pencil Case

I think the fabric most suited for craft is felt. There's nothing that won't look good with felt. Check out these amazing things made with felt.  Here's one more to add to the list - a pencil case. It's the sweetest, simplest thing and the colour used it absolutely darling.

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Burlap (Gunny) Coasters

Burlap is more commonly known as Gunny or Goni in India. It's that itchy-scratchy brown cloth that easily available in small shops that sell grain and groceries. There's a plastic coated white kind but I don't think that will be suited for this since the plastic will stick to a hot vessel. I loved the simplicity of this DIY and the end product. Check it out..

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Paper pinchies

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Paper pinchies? This is the first time I've heard this, but I must admit it looks too cute to not try. Check out the tutorial to see what you can actually use these for. You could also make these from longer strips of paper and forgo satin ribbon to give a gift its finishing touches. Use these instead. What say?

Super simple necklace

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Oh so pretty! Can you guess what those little discs are? Neither could I... I just love the blues and the simplicity of it. Check out the tutorial and be pleasantly surprised..

Herringbone bulletin board

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This is just the kind addition my work space needs. For the longest time I haven't personalised it. I guess this makes for a great start!

Handmade feathers

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Handmade feathers... Now this is something I've stumbled across for the first time... The tutorial is super simple and the end result looks fantastic! Check it out.

Mosaic planter

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Oh-so-pretty-I-have-no-words!! It's so simple you almost want to pinch yourself for not having thought of it first... Check out the uber-simple tutorial and glam up those planters...

Sequinned mirror

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Mirror mirror on the wall...You're the prettiest of them all! Cardboard+sequins+mirror = stunning.. Check out the super simple tutorial for details...

Plastic Spoon mirror

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Some more plastic spoon goodness..But we won't be burning it this time :).. I love the teal colour and the fading out of the colour... What do you think?

Butterfly baby mobile

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You can go crazy with baby mobiles... I love this one for the pastel colours and butterflies!!! Check out plenty more on the link....

Rope bowl

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Silver makes everything chic. Even good ol' rope... Check out this super simple tutorial for this gorgeous bowl..

Slot machine card

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This is exactly the kind of thing a loved one should look at when they need a pick-me-up... Love the idea!

Satin ribbon ring

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I love the simplicity of this DIY... You can use any number of layers you like... Looks super pretty too!

Jute coasters

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Rustic is the only word that comes to mind when I see this... Simple, lovely, versatile and rugged. Love the look.

Cupcake wrapper flowers

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Cupcake wrappers make some pretty flowers. Check out the tutorial...

Paper Flowers

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Celebrate Spring!  A lovely DIY project for you and the little one!

Pop-up message balloons

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Gotta try this! Looks super easy and oh-so unique!

Woven coasters

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I love the sheer simplicity of this..And it makes for rustic yet chic-looking coasters. And best of all, it easy and simple can can be done in one afternoon! All the right things to try this one this weekend!!

Tissue holder

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Brown leather is always a classy addition to anything. Why not use it to carry good ol' tissues in style. Follow this simple, step-by-step tutorial and have yourself "a-tishoo" holder!