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Awesome DIY Crafts / Projects

If you want to “Do it Yourself,” this is the board to be - in particular, DIY home décor ideas. Be it DIY furniture, home decorative, homemade lamps, shelf designs or other miscellaneous backyard workshop crafts – you’ll find them all here.

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DIY Magic Water Candle 🕯️✨

Tried the viral water candle and boy was it a bust. What you see here is the 2nd attempt. Here's what to do when making this viral candle: 1. Don't use too much glitter (guilty 🤪) 2. Fill the jar two-thirds with water (I only filled it till half) 3. Use a spoon or popsicle to slow the pour of wax on the water surface otherwise it'll just sink and harden to become the rocky chunks you see in my candle 4. Unlike what you are told by influencers, the water candle is not a permanent snow-globe kind of deal. If you shake if it a lot the water will start coming out without the candle being lit. 5. It looks pretty and fun to do once in a while but the snow globe effect is not worth the hassle with water as the main agent. #creative #shorts #diy #candle #diywatercandle #floatingcandle

Old drum kit turned into a cool chandelier

Matt Ludwig of Ludwig Metals has turned an entire drum set into a functional chandelier.

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Creating a marble-inspired candle in a glass is a fun and creative project

Make a Marble Candle at Home - Melt wax in a pan. - Add the wick to the container. - Preheat the jar slightly to match the temperatures and pour a small amount of wax. - Add a handful of drops of liquid dye and swirl them around to create a marbled pattern. - Let the pattern set while the melted wax cools off slightly. Then add in the rest of the wax. Let it set and enjoy!

HIMYM LEGO Set Brings Ted and Marshall’s Apartment to Life Along With the Iconic Characters

The popular American sitcom How I Met Your Mother (HIMYM) gave us a new way of reciting love stories. The nine-season series follows the protagonist Ted Mosby and his four best friends in New York’s Manhattan as they deal with career, love, and life. Ted recounts his search for love for his daughter Penny and son Luke in 2030 as a frame story. This journey, much of which was set in Ted’s apartment – he shared with his best friend Marshall – offers a blend of humor, amazingly written subplots, and iconic characters. We laughed, cried, and were comforted by this eclectic group of friends, amassing a massive fan following. To such fans, a LEGO Ideas submission by its member Dreamnbricks brings Ted and Marshall’s apartment to life with some apparent and some hidden Easter eggs.

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Easy Way to Make Triangular Concrete Planter Using Cardboard

Start by making two triangular vessels from cardboard. Cut one 7-centimeter equilateral triangle on smooth cardboard. Then cut three rectangles measuring 10 cm long and 7 cm wide. You can increase the dimensions, depending on how big a pot you need. Click on the link to find the full tutorial.

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DIY Guide: Making a Knot Candle at Home

Rolls-Royce Exhibits Woodland Magic at London Craft Week 2025

Rolls-Royce has unveiled wildlife-inspired artwork at London Craft Week 2025, highlighting its commitment to creativity and artisanal. Crafted by artisans from the Home of Rolls-Royce at Goodwood, the three-panel masterpiece titled "Swan Lake," "Enchanted Woodland," and "Stealth After Dark" depicts native wildlife across different times of day, utilizing techniques such as hand painting, airbrushing, embroidery, and intricate metalwork. This exhibition underscores Rolls-Royce's dedication to bespoke craftsmanship and its harmonious relationship with nature.

BottleLoom is Strip Cutter That Turns Plastic Bottle Into DIY Gold

BottleLoom is the world’s first home bottle strip cutter that helps recycle plastic bottles by shredding them into workable strips. Crafted from durable titanium, this compact device effortlessly converts discarded plastic bottles into uniform strips, offering an eco-friendly solution for repurposing single-use plastics. Users simply remove the bottle's base, make a small incision, and pull the trimmed edge through the BottleLoom's gap, where a concealed blade slices the plastic into consistent strips. These strips have versatile applications, serving as garden twine, craft materials, or emergency repair ties. The device includes five spare blades, ensuring longevity and sustained performance. Learn More...

Shire LEGO set Makes You Part of Baggins’ Eleventy-First Birthday

LEGO 10354 The Shire reenacts the magic of Middle-earth with this iconic building set for adults, celebrating Bilbo Baggins' 111th birthday. This meticulously detailed set captures the essence of the Hobbiton village, featuring iconic elements like the cozy Hobbit holes, lush greenery, and beloved characters such as Frodo, Sam, Gandalf, and more. Whether you’re a die-hard Lord of the Rings fan or a LEGO enthusiast, this set brings the magic of The Shire right into your home.

DIY Raspberry Pi Wall Arcade has Four RGB LED Matrix Display

John Park has recently built a Raspberry Pi 5-powered wall arcade with RGB LED matrix display that offers a nostalgic gaming experience. This innovative project uses four 64x64 RGB LED panels to create a pixelated 128x128 display, offering a nostalgic arcade experience. Powered by Raspberry Pi 5 and running the PICO-8 fantasy console, it lets you enjoy classic retro games and animations. The setup includes a Python script for data transfer to the LED panels and an Adafruit RGB matrix bonnet to power the display. With an IKEA Sannahed frame and optional external speakers, this customizable arcade is the perfect way to bring gaming nostalgia into your home.