16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
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Spring is just around the corner (hopefully), so we’re getting in the spirit with pretty florals and lots of spring-like colors. Today we’re sharing some DIYs that will help you get in the springtime frame of mind too. Keep reading to check out 16 of our favorite floral DIYs for your home.   

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
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1. Add a serious pop of color to a desk or dresser by adding floral gift wrap to the front. Glue a large piece of paper to the front of each drawer and then use an x-acto knite to cut around the edges on a self-healing mat. Read more here. [Photo: The Weathered Door]

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
Photo: A Beautiful Mess

2. Learn how to print your own floral fabric to create these fun throw pillows. Head over here to check out the tutorial. [Photo: A Beautiful Mess]

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
Photo: The House That Lars Built

3. Create a bold set of floral lights to add some pizzazz to your wall. Just grab some colored paper and head over here to get started. [Photo: The House That Lars Built]

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
Photo: Gold Standard Workshop

4. Give your boring old mouse pad a new lease on life this spring using a piece of floral fabric. Check out the tutorial here. [Photo: Gold Standard Workshop]

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
Photo: Rachel Elizabeth Creates

5. Welcome friends inside your home with a beautiful faux flower wreath! Learn how to recreate the one above using this how-to. [Photo: Rachel Elizabeth Creates]

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
Photo: Pretty Life Girls

6. If you can paint an X, you can make this floral wall art. Make your way over here to check out the full tutorial. [Photo: Pretty Life Girls]

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
Photo: Pacifically

7. Artificial flowers make for a pretty hanging chandelier… head over here to check out the instructions. [Photo: Pacifically]

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
Photo: Design Improvised

8. Welcome spring into your home with this cheery floral wall art. Get the simple instructions right here. [Photo: Design Improvised]

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
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9. Turn fabric scraps into a gorgeous flower banner to add some interest to a mantel or an empty wall. Check out the instructions here. [Photo: Making Joy and Pretty Things]

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
Photo: Homey Oh My

10. Create a floral monogram for your desk or bookshelf using this super simple tutorial. [Photo: Homey Oh My]

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
Photo: Sugar & Cloth

11. Remind yourself to keep the good vibes coming with this gorgeous free printable floral wall art. Head over here to download it. [Photo: Sugar & Cloth]

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
Photo: Love Grows Wild

12. Even torn paper can be transformed into beautiful floral art! Check out this tutorial to find out how to recreate these simple blooms. [Photo: Love Grows Wild]

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
Photo:  Dream Green DIY

13. Here are a few more pretty floral wall art printables… head over here to check them out. [Photo:  Dream Green DIY]

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
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14. Learn how to create this ethereal floral curtain using this straightforward tutorial. [Photo: Design Love Fest]

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
Photo:  Urban Outfitters

15. Press flowers in between the glass of a float frame to create this lovely wall art idea. Head over  here to check out the tutorial. [Photo:  Urban Outfitters]

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
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16. Line the sides of your dresser drawers with floral wallpaper for an unexpected pop of springy color. Read more  here. [Photo: Bright and Bold]

16 Floral DIYS To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
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How To: Make Natural, Chemical-Free Wood Cleaner

How To: Make Natural, Chemical-Free Wood Cleaner

How to: Make lemon-scented chemical-free wood cleaner

More and more I find myself opting for greener products in my home. Call me a hippie (you’re a hippie!), but I just don’t want all that toxic chemical junk around me. I’ve successfully transitioned all my cleaning products to eco-friendly versions, and I’m now dipping my toes in the realm of homemade cleaners. If you’ve made your own cleansing sprays before, you know the main ingredient is almost always vinegar. I love the cleaning power of vinegar, but hate the smell. Doesn’t it just remind you of decorating Easter eggs? This recipe for all-natural wood cleaner doesn’t have that overpowering  vinegar aroma. Instead, is has a light lemon scent. And I have to say, it’s a crazy-pleasant smell. Like I kind of want to wear it as a perfume.      

Materials

How to make all-natural furniture cleaner

This cleaner is easy to make. Simply combine all ingredients in a large bottle, and shake it up!  I opted not to use a spray bottle, and instead I’m keeping mine in a simple amber one. The reason is that I’ve found when I make all-natural cleaners, the sprayer tends to clog up and break. If anyone has any tips to prevent this from happening, let me know in the comments please!

To use this all-natural wood cleaner, distribute a little bit of the solution on a soft cloth, and wipe wood surfaces clean. 


How to: Make lemon-scented chemical-free wood cleaner

Make this: Natural wood cleaner with a refreshing lemon scent

This wood cleaning solution is more about getting rid of dirt, and less about polishing. This makes it great for cleaning floors, dishes, or wood surfaces you eat off of or prepare food on. If you’re looking to make a cleaner with a little more polishing power, add a tablespoon of olive oil to this mixture. 

In case you’re curious what each ingredient is for, here’s the breakdown: The water is essentially the carrier. The vinegar is the cleansing agent. The vegetable glycerin helps the solution dry faster, and the lemon oil is there to smell amazing.

Go chemical-free and learn how to make your own natural wood cleaner. Perfect for furniture, floors, dishes - you name it!
Share this recipe on Pinterest!

Happy cleaning! 

51 Upholstered Benches for Every Room in the Home

51 Upholstered Benches for Every Room in the Home

Upholstered benches offer a comfortable take on a classic multipurpose accent, versatile and pleasant to use. We’ve collected our favorite upholstered benches from across the web – something for every style and every interior application. Find a spacious bench to make your entryway more fashionable and functional, a compact bench to provide supplementary seating in a small living space, a luxurious bench to rest at the end of your bed, or a bench with backrest to provide flexible seating at the dining table. Each style is represented in the upholstered bench buying guide below.

51 Living Room Chandeliers for Effective Illumination with Unforgettable Style

51 Living Room Chandeliers for Effective Illumination with Unforgettable Style

Living room elegance is only a chandelier away. Finding the right living room chandelier can be a tricky prospect, with sizing just as important as style. Determine what size of chandelier you need for your living room by adding together the length and the width of your room, then converting that figure into inches. To determine height, your chandelier should measure three inches for every foot between the floor and ceiling. And how low should your chandelier hang? Simply leave at least seven feet beneath the chandelier, raising that minimum height by three inches for every foot of ceiling height above eight feet.

The 50 Best Ways to Dye and Decorate Easter Eggs

The 50 Best Ways to Dye and Decorate Easter Eggs

50 Ways to Dye and Decorate Easter Eggs

Spring has sprung and Easter egg season is here! Gone are the days of simply dropping tablets into water and vinegar and plastic-wrapping your eggs. Though there’s nothing wrong with the classic method, the sky is really the limit when it comes to egg decorating, and DIYing a dozen has never been easier or more beautiful. We’ve rounded up fifty of the best DIY egg-dyeing and decorating projects to inspire you!

Black and white line drawn eggs
Alice + Lois

1. Mudcloth Eggs: These eggs are modern, minimal, and so stunning. 

dyed robin's eggs
Honestly Yum

2. Dyed Robin Eggs: Dyed with cabbage and flecked with edible gold dust, these eggs are safe to eat in addition to being gorgeous.

super hero tattooed eggs
Brit + Co.

3. Tattooed Eggs: Ink those eggs! These easy egg tattoos go on in just thirty seconds, and look crisp as can be.

floral watercolor eggs
Dream A Little Bigger

4. Watercolor Floral Eggs: Food coloring + Paintbrush + Sharpie + (Artistry) = These gorgeous eggs that make me think of Rifle Paper Co. flowers!

gold leaf eggs
She Knows

5. Gold Leaf Eggs: They’re delicate and timeless.

easter eggs with botanical illustrations
The House That Lars Built

6. Botanical Eggs: Moody eggs so beautiful that I want to quit my day job and craft them for a living. 

punny typography eggs
Lovely Indeed

7. Typography Eggs: #springy #punny #eggs

modge podged foliage on easter eggs
Say Yes

8. Foliage Eggs: You can put all the spring flowers on your eggs!

pinneaple egg decoration
Studio DIY

9. Pineapple Egg: Transform your egg into fruit!

indigo eggs
Alice + Lois

10. Indigo Eggs: These are my very favorite eggs on the list, and they’re easy to make! And guess what? You can marble with shaving cream too!

pantone color swatch eggs
How About Orange

11. Pantone Eggs: Organize those eggs by color!

The 50 Best Ways to Dye & Decorate Easter Eggs
Delia Creates

12. Southwestern Eggs: It doesn’t get much better than a blooming cactus. 

The 50 Best Ways to Dye & Decorate Your Easter Eggs
The Crafted Life

13. Ombre Eggs: Easter eggs with just the right amount of color and shading. 

The 50 Best Ways to Dye & Decorate Easter Eggs
Our Best Bites

14. Silk Tie Eggs: I just learned that you can color an egg using a silk tie! Mind exploded!

The 50 Best Ways to Dye + Decorate Easter Eggs
Earnest Home Co. 

15. Black & White Eggs: Classic colors + classic design.

The 50 Best Ways to Dye & Decorate Easter Eggs
Alisa Burke

16. Eggs a Dozen Ways: Using a variety of everyday materials, you can create a special dozen. 

The 50 Best Ways to Dye + Decorate Easter Eggs
Sugar + Charm

17.Mosaic Eggs: A beautiful resolution to the Humpty Dumpty situation.

The 50 Best Ways to Decorate + Dye Easter Eggs
Kittenhood

18. Star Sign Eggs: What’s your sign? Turn your Easter into a horological experience by hand-painting astrological signs onto those mini-orbs.

The 50 Best Ways to Dye + Decorate Easter Eggs
Oh Joy!

19. Dip Dyed Eggs: Half-egg, half-neon! All geometric fun.

The 50 Best Ways to Dye and Decorate Easter Eggs
The Merry Thought

20. Moss Eggs: Delicate spring grass glued on an egg. These are cool, and, for some reason, also slightly weird to me.

The 50 Best Ways to Dye & Decorate Easter Eggs
Squirrelly Minds

21. Paint Splatter Eggs: It doesn’t get much easier than splattering paint on an egg. Jackson Pollock would approve.

The 50 Best Ways to Dye + Decorate Eggs
Brit + Co.

22. Galaxy Eggs: These eggs are out of this world.

The 50 Best Ways to Dye + Decorate Easter Eggs
Paper & Stitch

23. Pink Moon Eggs: Nick Drake-style Easter eggs for the emo among us. 

The 50 Best Ways to Dye + Decorate Easter Eggs
Bitte Shop

24. Easter Bunny Eggs: Sweet bunny eggs asleep in their cozy egg onesies. 

The 50 Best Ways to Dye & Decorate Easter Eggs
Let’s Mingle Blog

25. Sprinkle Eggs: These confetti eggs are ready to party! Super easy to make, they bring lots of colorful fun.

The 50 Best Ways to Dye + Decorate Easter Eggs
We Are Scout

26. Chalkboard Eggs: Create a new design every day with this clever idea. Now you just need to learn to draw those cute bunnies!

The 50 Best Ways to Decorate and Dye Easter Eggs
Paper & Stitch

27. Artist Egg: Portrait of an artist as a young egg. 

The 50 Best Ways to Dye & Decorate Easter Eggs
Lovely Indeed

28. Washi Tape Eggs: Tiny taped shapes turn these plain white ovoids into funky fun.

The 50 Best Ways to Dye + Decorate Easter Eggs
The Proper Blog

29. His & Her Eggs: Lips and a moustache are the only disguise these eggs wear.

The 50 Best Ways to Decorate & Dye Easter Eggs
Sarah Hearts

30. Monogrammed Eggs: Your initials or an Easter greeting on the incredible, edible egg. Happy typography for the win!

The 50 Best Ways to Decorate and Dye Easter Eggs
Oh So Beautiful Paper

31. Tropical Leaf Eggs: A jungle of boho styling makes these botanical Easter Eggs extra special.

The 50 Best Ways to Decorate and Dye Easter Eggs
Brit + Co.

32. Pointillism Eggs: Dotty designs using any shape you choose. 

The 50 Best Ways to Decorate & Dye Easter Eggs
Martha Stewart

33. Lace-Dipped Eggs: Tightly wrap eggs in lace before they take the dip-dye plunge. 

The 50 Best Ways to Decorate and Dye Easter Eggs
Live Well Travel Often

34. Penned Eggs: White pen + Brown egg = Delicate designs. 

The 50 Best Ways to Dye and Decorate Your Easter Eggs
Oh Happy Day

35. Calligraphied Eggs: Beautiful script for all your Easter wishes.

The 50 Best Ways to Dye & Decorate Easter Eggs
Oh So Beautiful Paper

36. Pink and Gold Mist Eggs: A hint of pink, a dash of gold. 

The 50 Best Ways to Dye and Decorate Easter Eggs
Urban Comfort

37. Striped Eggs. A super-slick way to stripe your eggs. 

The 50 Best Ways to Dye and Decorate Easter Eggs
Mom Spark

38. Quilted Eggs: Patches of dye and painted stitches create eggs that are practically cozy.

The 50 Best Ways to Dye and Decorate Easter Eggs
A Subtle Revelry

39. Silly Face Eggs: Quirky, colorful eggs with abstract expressions.

The 50 Best Ways to Decorate and Dye Easter Eggs
My Melodrama

40. Decoupage Eggs: Use these tropical images to deck those eggs.

The 50 Best Ways to Decorate and Dye Easter Eggs
Design Improvised

41. Stenciled Eggs: Using tape and the shapes of your choosing, you can create patterns to your heart’s content. 

The 50 Best Ways to Dye and Decorate Easter Eggs
Oh Joy!

42. Confetti Eggs: Bring the party to your ovoids. 

The 50 Best Ways to Dye and Decorate Easter Eggs.
Tera Janelle

43. Marbled Gold Eggs: Using grape juice and paint you can create a marbled dozen.

The 50 Best Ways to Dye and Decorate Easter Eggs
Freutcake

44. Nylon Floral Eggs: Beautiful designs using nature and netting. 

The 50 Best Ways to Dye and Decorate Easter Eggs
Super Make It

45. Highlighter Pen Eggs: Achieve a watercolor look with a set of highlighter markers.

The 50 Best Ways to Dye and Decorate Easter Eggs
Delineate Your Dwellig

46. Fruit & Veggie Stamped Eggs: The tiniest produce on display.

The 50 Best Ways to Dye and Decorate Easter Eggs
The Inspired Room

47. Marker Colored Eggs: Use markers to make a set of colorful spring eggs. 

The 50 Best Ways to Dye and Decorate Easter Eggs
The Casual Craftlete

48. Paper Napkin Eggs: These paper napkin eggs remind me of classic Scandinavian design and they are a piece of cake to make. 

The 50 Best Ways to Dye and Decorate Eggs
Sugar & Charm

49. Gradient Eggs: Put your dozen in a row and gradually deepen the color. 

The 50 Best Ways to Dye and Decorate Easter Eggs
Unsophisticook

50. Rubber Cement Eggs: You can make cool shapes and swirls using a double-dye process and rubber cement. 

Whew! We made it! Fifty gorgeous, completely DIYable Easter eggs for you to decorate this spring. Now, hop to it!

Captivating Pink, Blue And Green Interiors

Captivating Pink, Blue And Green Interiors

Colourful interior designs push back at the neutral phenomenon that has swept through modern interiors in recent years. Beige and greige aren’t everybody’s cup of tea, particularly when the time we spend at home is becoming greatly increased with remote jobs and flexible working schemes. Living spaces that uplift and invigorate are becoming key in powering us through our days. In these two cosy modern home designs, captivating pink, blue and green decor shapes rooms that come alive under contrasting colour-blocked wall treatments, unique area rugs, colourful accent furniture, and wall art. Despite compact room dimensions, the bright accents only seem to enhance the sense of space, light and welcoming atmosphere.

Recommended Reading:  Personalising A Modern Interior With Green, Blue, Pink & Yellow Accent Decor

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