This simple project caught my eye and I had to share ~ an easy and fun way to add personality to your iPhone.
Here are a few other ideas for what to use around the house for this project:
Photos
Scraps of paper
Wrapping paper
Comic strips
Paperback covers
Old book pages
Wallpaper
Quilting fabric
Click here for the full article and instructions at CraftyEndeavor.com.
Showing posts with label Upcycled. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Upcycled. Show all posts
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Flip-Flop Organizer
What a great way to keep your flip-flops in order in the closet. This DIY wonder only requires a few metal clothes hangers and a pair of needle-nose wire cutters. Paint and ribbon are optional.
Click here for the website showing actual instructions.
Here are a few other suggestions for decorating this hanger:
• Use floral tape to wrap the wire
• Tie bow with ribbon around the neck of the hanger
• Glue a small wooden ball to cap the end instead of curling the wire at the end
Click here for the website showing actual instructions.
Here are a few other suggestions for decorating this hanger:
• Use floral tape to wrap the wire
• Tie bow with ribbon around the neck of the hanger
• Glue a small wooden ball to cap the end instead of curling the wire at the end
Friday, July 8, 2011
Upcycled T-shirt Rug
"Heather, should I keep this t-shirt?"
"Noooooo! Look at all those holes!"
"Yes, keep it, and then make me a rug!"
I know there are many, many things one can do with a t-shirt, but they usually get thrown out before they have a chance to become something else. Thanks to DIY Life, I found a link that took me to Xoelle.com, where I found a tutorial for these soft shaggy t-shirt rugs. With your imagination - and I know you have one - you can create latch hook rugs with multicolored scraps, solids, shades of one a color... I think this has to take the cake for creating something really functional and wonderfully satisfying out of a shameful shirt. Kids and people of all ages can enjoy this project.
Get the Tutorial from Xoelle.com Here
Supplies needed / approximate cost
Latch hook: $3
Latch hook canvas: $6 or more depending on size wanted
Fabric dye if needed: $2 per box
T-shirts: $0 or more depending on your source/thrift shop
(see tutorial link for number of shirts needed)
Cheat if you must
If you are desperate, you can buy yardage of jersey knit fabric, dye it, and cut into strips. This of course means you are not making an 'upcycled' project, but no doubt you will still be satisfied.
"Yes, keep it, and then make me a rug!"
I know there are many, many things one can do with a t-shirt, but they usually get thrown out before they have a chance to become something else. Thanks to DIY Life, I found a link that took me to Xoelle.com, where I found a tutorial for these soft shaggy t-shirt rugs. With your imagination - and I know you have one - you can create latch hook rugs with multicolored scraps, solids, shades of one a color... I think this has to take the cake for creating something really functional and wonderfully satisfying out of a shameful shirt. Kids and people of all ages can enjoy this project.
Get the Tutorial from Xoelle.com Here
Supplies needed / approximate cost
Latch hook: $3
Latch hook canvas: $6 or more depending on size wanted
Fabric dye if needed: $2 per box
T-shirts: $0 or more depending on your source/thrift shop
(see tutorial link for number of shirts needed)
Cheat if you must
If you are desperate, you can buy yardage of jersey knit fabric, dye it, and cut into strips. This of course means you are not making an 'upcycled' project, but no doubt you will still be satisfied.
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