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Let’s take a look at the best in DIY Fall home decorating

Get fall ready with this all natural DIY cleaner.  This recipe uses essential oils to create the perfect fall scent for all your home cleaning needs!  Check it out here —> Easy as Pie Pumpkin Spice Cleaner by: Get Green Be Well

Have a diffuser?  Create the perfect fall aromas by using these diffuser blends, try them all to see which one you like the most.  5 Autumn Diffuser Blends to Welcome Fall by: Pink Fortitude

Need some general fall decorating tips?  Here’s Five Helpful Tips for Fall Decor by: And Then Home to help get you started!

This cute sign is just what you need for pumpkin spice season!  And to make it even better, this sign is an up-cycle!  See the tutorial here —> Happy Pumpkin Spice Sign for All by: Cookies, Coffee and Crafts

Here’s some great tips on getting your garden ready for fall!  Save money and use the same planters from summer and adding some fall decor.  These Tips on Transitioning Container Gardens to Fall by: Gingham Gardens has the how to!

If your prepping your gardens, you don’t want to forget about fall clean up!  Just before winter consider doing these outdoor chores to help keep your lawn and gardens growing the way they should.  Read more here —> Fall Clean Up: Four Chores to Tackle Before Winter Sets In by: Attainable, Sustainable.

Get Fall Ready with these Easy DIY Fall Ideas

Now the gardens are prepped, the decor can be placed!  How about creating a DIY garden flag?  This flag is a beautiful addition to any garden, especially the leading up to the front door.  Check out how to make this easy fabric sign here —> DIY Garden Flag Using a Pumpkin Stencil by: Intelligent Domestications.

Definitely one of my favourite things, decorating with plants!  Using plants coupled with home decor is never a bad idea, they will fit in with any style of decor.  Think about farmhouse, modern, Scandinavian styles and many more.  Here’s some great ways to incorporate plants into your home —> Inexpensive Fall Decor with House Plants by: The Gifted Gabber. 

Love stencilling?  This pillow will look perfect on your patio chairs or in the living room, not to mention it’s easy to make.  Choose your own colours or paint in like manner as recommended!  Here’s the step by step tutorial —> Stencilled Autumn Pillow by: Burton Avenue. 

This beer bottle decor is easy and inexpensive to make while creating a beautiful entry way or mantel decor display!  Match it with some pumpkins and you’re set.  Check out the pictured tutorial here —> Fall Decor – Accessorize with Beer Bottles by: And Then Home

This wreath is a summer to fall crossover decor piece.  What does that mean?  Simply that this wreath looks equally beautiful in the summer as it does in the fall.  Make one today and enjoy this beauty for two seasons!  Easy DIY Burlap and Floral Fall Wreath by: Sustain My Craft Habit.

Easy DIY Fall Ideas, Be Fall Ready!

This pumpkin porch sign is a great addition to any fall decor arrangement!  The kids will have fun painting the pumpkin and seeing their hard work displayed.  As mentioned in the tutorial, you could even add a jack-o-lantern face to carry it into Halloween (consider doing it on the reverse side!).  See the easy step by step here —> How to Make a Wood Pumpkin for Thanksgiving by: Dad Life Lessons

This cute moss pumpkin is very easy and inexpensive to create.  Perfect for a table centrepiece or sitting on the mantel.  It’s got a farmhouse feel and would complement any white surface or natural wood accents.  See how to make yours here —> How to Make a DIY Moss Pumpkin by: A Happy Home In Holland.

If your not quite ready to dive into the riot of fall colours, here’s the perfect project to get you started. Pine cones and acorns rustically painted with a neutral palette, hang them from your door or put them in a vase coupled with fall flowers – they make for a beautiful start to Autumn decor. Rustic Painted Pine Cones and Acorns by And Then Home

Hope this helped you find the perfect fall decor project!!

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DIY Farmhouse Coffee Table: Facebook Marketplace Finds by: Chasing Daisies

How to Make a Jewelry Organizer from a Printer’s Typeset Tray by: Tonya Staab

$3 Laminate Cabinet Transformed Into Green Boho Style Cabinet by: Making Manzanita

How to Turn a Stool Into a Side Table by: Intelligent Domestications

Easy DIY Hygge Inspired Chunky Blanket Tassels by: Champagne and Sugarplums

DIY Farmhouse Table: Turn Your Table Into A Farmhouse Table (For Cheap) by: Living Low Key

How To Make a Wine Cork Board by: Amber Oliver

Lamp Revamp Tutorial by: Sisters, What!

Knock-Off Ballard Designs Repurposed Shutters Bathroom Shelf by: Simplicity in the South

How to Create a Fun and Cheap Rustic Bathroom Sign by: And Then Home

What’s Old is New Again – A DIY Upcycled Potting Shed by: Housewives of Frederick County

There’s more Top DIY Home Decor Projects to give you inspiration, keep reading!

Upcycling an Ikea Toddler Table & Chairs by: Love, Tabitha

Kids Art Cart with Ikea Raskog by: Fun With Mama

Yard Sale Finds Before and After: Upcycled Mirror and Bar Stools by: Sustain My Craft Habit

How to Upgrade Your Patio on a Budget by: And Then Home 

Repurpose a Wooden Crate Into a Rolling Storage Table by: Simplicity in the South

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It used to hang in our guest room before we redecorated but I knew I would find another use for it one day and by covering the bottom with a floral paper, I turned it into a cute little single serve coffee tray. Certainly perfect for indulging yourself in the morning, in bed or on the porch and the best part is this project takes 10 minutes! Cut, glue, dry and done and then have a seat and indulge yourself with a little me time, then enjoy!

What you’ll need:

• A small wooden tray or plaque
• Scrapbook paper
• Modge Podge and foam brush
• Scissors

Cut a square of paper to fit inside your tray.

Use Modge Podge to glue the paper in place and let it dry, then add a layer of glue on top of the paper to seal it.

Once it’s dry, enjoy your coffee tray and happy crafting!

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This macrame wall hanging is very simple and uses a popular, easy technique.  The type of macrame knot used in this pattern is called a Square Knot. The key to this macrame knot is to use four strands of rope, or eight when using double strands.  This one knot technique will give you a beautiful macrame design.

Not only is a macrame wall hanging fun to create, will fit most home decor styles.  If you’re home decor style features hygge, famhouse or modern decor this piece is right up your alley.  In the end, I love the way this project turned out mainly because it looks great and it was so easy!

How to Make a Macrame Wall Hanging with Natural Coffee Dying

What you’ll need:

• Instant coffee
• Hot water
• A bowl
• Two doweling (one larger then the other)
• Cotton yarn (only use a natural finer when dying)
• Hot glue gun
• Scissors
• Accessories (like mini tassels) – optional

How to achieve Naturally Coffee Dying

First, cut and thread your yarn onto the short doweling.  

Place some instant coffee into the bowl.  The darker you want the material to go, the more coffee you should add.  Add boiling water and stir with a spoon until fully dissolved.

Place your yarn into the bowl.  I placed only the ends of the yarn, which created an ombre look.  Let it sit for about an hour, less if you want a lighter dye.

Once finished, hang to dry overnight.

How to Make a Macrame Wall Hanging

Measure your yarn and cut it appropriately.  Thread it on the large doweling as above.  Begin to create your square knots with the instructions below.

How to Make a Macrame Square Knot:

First, you want to work with four strands of rope (or eight when creating the double knot as seen here).  

Always start with the left side.  Separate your four strands and create a “sail” by bringing the outside strand over the middle two and under the right.

Then take your right strand and run it under the middle two and up through the opening in the “sail”.

Then, gently pull the outside strands together to create the first part of the knot, adjusting the middle strands as needed.

Repeat the first few steps starting with the right side.

This will complete the  macrame square knot.  Repeat this knot across the top of the long doweling.  Then complete a second layer of knots, repeating the entire process.

Add your Coffee Dyed Yarn to the Macrame Square Knots

Help tie in *pun intended* the coffee dyed yarn by creating a large square knot.  Divide the entire doweling into four parts and follow the same knot pattern as above to make one big macrame knot.

Then using your hot glue gun, attach the two pieces together.  Use two strands from the large doweling and wrap them around the small doweling, gluing a small amount as you go.

Finally, add your accessories

Once they are secured together, trim the bottom of the yarn to make a point, or cut it straight.

Finally, add your accessories

You can add some colour if you want…because who doesn’t love colour?

There you have it!  The final product.  I am addicted to macrame knots now and will be attempting more intricate designs.  Have you attempted macrame yet?  Do you love it, am I the only one addicted to macrame knots??

Looking for more yarn work?  Try this Macrame Hanging Flower Pots by Champagne and Sugarplums or And Then Home’s beautiful Yarn Wrapped Boho Picture Frame

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I decided on a yarn wrapped picture frame. This isn’t my first attempt at yarn wrapping – check out my ombre letters to see that. For this project though, I didn’t even need to shop! I had an old frame in the basement and some yarn scrapes left from another project. The beauty is that’s really all you need. I added beads to mine, but that is totally optional. This is a great way to add texture to your home in such a creative way. This one is easy, but it will take a bit of time so pop on a movie and let’s get started!

What you’ll need:

• An old photo frame
• Yarn
• Glue gun and sticks
• Beads (optional)

Start by tying the yarn around one side of the frame and secure with a knot. Don’t worry if it’s not super tight, you can fix that in the end by wrapping over the first strand. Continue wrapping the yarn all around the frame. I left the corners blank, I liked the look (and TBH its easier).

Tie another knot in the back of the frame once you’re done. Try to make this knot nice and tight, but if needed you can secure with a spot of hot glue.

If you’re going to add beads, look at where you want to place them and remember to thread them onto the yarn in the right spots.

When putting the glass and backing back on, you’ll need to glue it in place since we’re covered up the lip of the frame. Make sure you’re happy with the photo you’ve chosen cause you won’t be able to change it once you’ve secured the backing. All done! Happy crafting!

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There are tons of ideas to incorporate when creating a home coffee bar from the types of toppings to the decor surrounding it.  Take these hygge inspired coffee cups for example, you can place them on your coffee stand and play off of the hygge theme.  You could add to a farmhouse look and make a coffee mug hanger to hang them on, like this Pallet Coffee Station.

Whatever your colour scheme or material list is, this DIY Coffee Station will be the highlight! A quick stop to the local dollar store and some altering of materials and you’ve got this stand made.  I was able to find two wooden painting boards of different sizes that were perfect when turned upside down and stained a dark cherry.  To get the height, I used two table signs.  They originally had a chalkboard sign on them, that easily came off to leave a perfect post for the tiers.  Then for the top layer, a metal basket, I love this touch as it incorporates a mixed media feel and really fits with the current style of decor.  

This Easy DIY Coffee Bar Station Idea came together easily and affordably!  Let’s see how to make it..

What you’ll need:

• Two wooden boards
• Two posts for the tiers (consider using candle holders)
• A wire basket
• Stain
• Stain sponge or brush
• Chalk spray paint
• White spray paint
• Glue (wood glue is perfect)
• Hot glue gun

How to:

Firstly, we need to stain the wood.  Follow the instructions on the side of the can.  I like to use a rag to spread the stain, but you can use a stain sponge or brush. Stain only the bottom of the board, leaving the sides to be painted white, if desired.

Next I removed the chalkboards from the pillars, then sprayed them with a black chalkboard spray paint.  They needed multiple coats.  Allow them to dry between each coat.  One of the pillars needs to have another groove sawed into it, to hold the wire basket.  Be sure to do this BEFORE painting.

DIY Coffee Bar!

Once the stain on the boards is dry you can spray paint the sides white. Do this by covering the bottom with painters tape and some cardboard.  Make sure it’s sealed or the spray paint will leak onto the stain.

Next, glue it all the wood pieces together.  I used a wood glue and allowed it to dry completely overnight.

Finally, the top wire basket was added with a little bit hot glue from a glue gun.

Once it’s done and dry, you can add all the goodies!  Next to your coffee maker for an instant decor upgrade is certainly the best place for this coffee bar.  Add a variety of jars with your favourite coffee enhancers, stir sticks, mugs and coffee pods.  Don’t forget to finish the look off with some awesome coffee sayings and word art!

Looking for more kitchen decor ideas?  Certainly check out this Fun Citrus Lazy Susan or these Colour Pop Coasters by Champagne and Sugarplums. 

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Home decor, like any style, is ever changing with trends which is why it’s nice to create pieces that can be removed or updated when needed, without worrying about how much it cost.  Modern home design is very popular right now.  The use of mixed media within a neutral painted home is on point.  You can still add pops of colour, but sparingly and if used, it must add punch.  Today we’re bringing you a list of materials that can be used in creating room decor for your DIY projects this year, and likely into the next!

Top 10 Modern Materials for DIY Home Design

1.  Neutral Colours:Remember that neutral colours don’t have to be light.  Colours like navy blue, deep gold, black and charcoal grey are all included in dark neutral colours.  If using dark neutrals, keep in mind that they do pair nicely with light neutrals of the same colour temperature…think warm and cool colours.  For example a cool charcoal grey will look nice with cool light neutrals, added colour pop should be from the opposite colour temperature…for this combo consider a warm colour like red or yellow.  Modern style suggests using colour in limited quantities, so choose only a small amount of colour, but make it vibrant.

2.  Metals:If you can add some metal into your DIY you should!  This is a look that is taking over home decor design.  We are seeing it in shelving, wall art and so much more.  Think iron, steel and chrome, also look for gold or rose gold metal accents.  Iron and steel can be used with wood in a natural form or treated with stain/veneer.  Chrome should be kept with other reflective materials like glass. Scatter rose gold hints throughout the home with vases, clocks or other decor pieces.

Use Bold Design with DIY Modern Home Decor

3.  Wood: We’ve talked about the use of wood in home decor and for a reason, not only does if fall into a modern style, it can be incorporated into a farm house style, vintage and more.  Wood is very versatile and should be used where ever you can.  Stain it, shine it or leave it au-naturel.  Use it with other materials on this list like metals, leather, natural fibres and if you can glass. If you can incorporate barn board into your home, you definitely should, accent walls are popping up in home decor and I love it!

4.  Natural fibres: Used in neutral colours fibres such as cotton, wool and hemp are among the popular modern style fibres.  Show natural fibres in blankets, pillow covers, rugs, wall art and more.  These fibres can be used alone in a project, such as this Hanging Flower Pot or be added to accent another project. Another way to incorporate this look into your home decor is by creating a Macrame Wall Hanging…very fun and addicting to make, this art is coming back, we are seeing it everywhere this year.

5.  Glass: This material is a little harder to incorporate into a DIY project, but it can be done! There are many styles of terrariums currently available that look fantastic. You can also create or incorporate glass vases, lamps and jars to your home. Adding glass to iron or wood is ideal, coloured glass is also a great way to add a colour pop to a room’s style.

Remember to use crisp lines and bold items in your home design

6.  Crisp Lines:  Modern style is seeing more lines in contrast to curves and circles. Crisp lines are included in patterns, such as chevron or geometric accents.  Wooden or concrete beams, shelving as well as accent pieces all help create a clean, sharp look. The bolder the better when making a statement, and this is especially true when creating a modern home decor look.

7.  Stone: Another material that is used in modern style is stone.  Stone can come in many forms, for example you can use marble, sandstone and even concrete. Desk decor, bedroom decor, bathroom decor is all a great place for stone to be when trying to achieve a modern style. Remember that large pieces create the biggest impact.

8.  Mirror: As classic decor item, mirrors can be used in a variety of ways. For a modern look, circles are acceptable as well as geometric shapes.  With the addition of other materials, a mirror can become a focal point in your room, for example see our Fringed Mirror for inspiration. Using mirrors in home decor is also a great way to brighten a room or make a smaller room appear bigger!

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9.  Pattern:While this may seem to go against crisp lines, patterns are a part of modern home design.  Pattern can be added to a space in limited quantities in like manner to colour pop. A DIY project that has pattern in the design will accent a modern space nicely, when done correctly.  Use an area rug beneath a coffee table in addition to a geometric pillow on top of a sofa.

10.  Mixed Media : These materials can be used in addition to each other, in other words, use multiple materials to create one project. Many pieces that you can buy in store are already mixed media for example, a wooden table top with iron legs, a concrete flower pot with wooden feet, a macrame wall hanging with glass beads. You can really be creative when placing these materials together. Keep in mind a modern style is bold yet simple.

We’ve highlighted some great ways to create a modern home decor look in your home. Many items can be bought online* and in store, but make sure you take a look at the product and see if you can make it yourself!! If you need inspiration, check out our projects on the home page, we have new posts up weekly with seasonal and holiday specials.  

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Colourful DIY Sprinkle Letter & Matching Frame: A Great Vinyl Scrap Buster! by: Where the Smiles Have Been. This fun and colourful letter decor is perfect for a nursery or kids room.

How to Make Washi Tape Monograms by: Creative Green Living. This one is fun and easy, combine multiple designs and colours to create a bright and cheery letter!

Washi Tape Paper Mache Letters Tutorial by: Shrimp Salad Circus. Perfect office decor, these sleek letters are easy to create and look great.

Ombre Yarn Wrapped Letters by: And Then Home. Try some mixed media with these cute ombre yarn wrapped letters. Great for a nursery!

There’s still more DIY Letter Design Ideas to go!

DIY Colour Block Initial Desk Decor by: Pop Shop America. Place this one on your desk to give your office area a personal touch while still looking professional.

.DIY Monogram Topiary – How To-sday by: Shrimp Salad Circus. This is one of our favourites, it goes with a rustic or vintage decor. This would be the perfect addition to any mantel.

DIY Pottery Barn Inspired Home Decor by: Champagne and Sugarplums. A modern look with a personal statement.

Multi Season Monogrammed Frame using Cricut Vinyl by: Mission: to Save. This is an awesome way to decorate your home, keep your letter art the same and change the background for each holiday. Simple and festive, we love it. 

The Best DIY Architectural Letter Decor

DIY Faux Copper Letter Aged with Blue Patina by: Where the Smiles Have Been. Perfect for the mantel or wall, this design will suit any decor and is certainly on trend!

How to Make Embossed Woodgrain Monograms by: Creative Green Living. How cool is this? Find out how to design your own woodgrain monogram!

DIY Metallic Wire Dream Sign by: Pop Shop America. An elegant style gives this one wire sign it’s charm.

How to Paint a Chevron – Spring Door Hanger by: And Then Home. Welcome spring with a personalized door hanger. Leave it up from Spring through Summer!

I hope you liked the list! Do you have a favourite?  With so many to choose from, it can be hard to decide.  But don’t forget that these monogram letters can make excellent gift ideas, so try them all, your friends will love it!

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To keep this project under budget I wondered over to the Re-Store to see what they had.  The great thing about shopping there is they give back to the community, and you can really find some DIY home project materials there!   I lucked out and found this great piece of wood.  It had been treated previously and had a few nicks, which in my opinion gives this wood some character.  I did sand it lightly to help with minor imperfections and remove any sealer, then restrained it a shade darker.  I’m happy with the results.

Keep reading for more, or scroll down to see the easy tutorial!

Once the stain was on, I added the letters.  You can use a stencil for this, which would make it a lot easier…but I couldn’t find mine, part of the reno.  So I had to free hand these letters.  If you have to do the same, don’t press too hard with your pencil as the wood may be soft and mark easily.  Once the letters were painted and dry, a quick top coat was applied for a finished look.  Then I added my burlap strips and floral wire with a glue gun.  Finally a hook was added to the back.  Too much too fast??  Let’s take a look at the tutorial!

How to create a Fun and Cheap Rustic Bathroom Sign

What you’ll need:

• Three pieces of wood, they don’t have to be the same size!
• Sanding paper
• Wood stain
• White acrylic paint
• Letter stencils or a pencil
• Twine, burlap and/or floral wire
• Glue gun
• Scissors
• Wall plaque hangers

Step 1. If your wood has been previously treated, give it a light sand to remove any shiny sealer…otherwise your stain or paint will go on unevenly.  

Step 2. Stain your wood using an old cloth or stain rag.  Apply each coat according to the manufacturers label.  Apply as many as needed. I only used a small amount of stain and really spread it with the rag.

Step 3. Paint your letters.  I recommend using a stencil to make life easier, or you can free hand them.

Step 4. Apply a top coat for protection. I used a mat spray on sealer, anything shinier could clash the rustic look.

Step 5. Once the top coat is try, you can add any embellishment you’d like. I used a glue gun to adhere the burlap strips.  I recommend twine or burlap as it’s the best of the rustic look.  You could also consider adding some metal elements as that is very in trend right now!

There you have it!  We hope you loved this Fun and Inexpensive Rustic Bathroom Sign as we do!. Need ideas for other rooms too? See our list of Top 10 DIY Home Decor Projects

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When making a signboard, picking a theme first can be very helpful and selecting a sign for a specific room is a great place to start. Be open to using unexpected materials in your sign like string, mason jars, flowers, and more. Of course for any message board paint, stencils and brushes will be almost mandatory as is, naturally, wood. Pallets make for great signs and sometimes you can salvage them from local retailers that may be willing to give them away for free. Whatever materials you choose, here’s a look at some great ideas for bringing this decor trend into your home.

Eight Wood Signs Ideas for Every Room in Your House

1. In the Kitchen

Customize your kitchen with a vintage, cooking related sign. Think of utensils, food and baking items for inspiration. Paired items are ideal for kitchens as there are so many items that could work. Bread & Butter, Salt & Pepper, Pots & Pans just to name a few. Home Stories A to Z made a good choice with Coffee & Tea – follow their tutorial here.

2. For the Bathroom

We didn’t have to look far for cheeky sign ideas for you bathroom. This one lives in Christine’s guest bath and I know I get a good chuckle every time I visit. Customize for your bathroom by changing up the colour.

3. Inspirational Family Rooms

The den is a place for comfort, where everyone gathers and relaxes together. The perfect place to have a sign to remember to appreciate the little things in life. Inspirational saying and quotes are perfect choices for signs in living and family rooms. This charming sign was made by our friends at Grey Luster Girl.

4. Welcome Home

There’s not too much a welcome sign has to say but that doesn’t mean you can’t have some fun with it. Try adding flowers or a monogram to your sign, or try greetings in different languages. Bonjour, howdy, aloha, ahoy and hola!

5. Bless Your Guests

Make those staying for the night (or more) comfy and cozy with a sign just for them. Whether its sweet or sassy, make your guests feel at home with a charming DIY signboard. Remodelaholic came up with this hilarious sign that will gently remind your guests when its time to go!

More ideas coming your way…..

6. Don’t Forget Outside

There are endless options for outdoors signs but we like this twist – it does double duty as a table! I made this sign table two summers ago and its still going strong. The message is perfect for our house, and that’s important when choosing a signboard. Make sure when you make one that it means something to you.

7. Keep it Clean – The Laundry Room

Often the most overlooked space in a house, there’s no reason a laundry room can’t be glamorous and hilarious. From advertising for lost socks (looking for a soul mate?) to wash, dry, fold, repeat there are lots of fun options. We like this wanted ad by Unoriginal Mom.

8. Isn’t it Romantic? In the Bedroom

To cap off our list is the sweetest place in the house, the perfect place for a romantic, intimate sign. Love quotes, wedding vows, hearts and flowers are all great choices for this room. Vintage Romance Style has an inspired idea using song lyrics, let your partner know how you feel everyday with this sign.

We’ve covered a lot of ideas here for DIY wood signs! Hopefully this list will be helpful is your quest for the perfect signboard for your home. There are more rooms we didn’t cover here so please share your ideas and projects with us. Happy crafting!

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