#diyhoard

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diy- hand lantern

such a nice way to reuse your old cans! just get yourself a hammer and a couple of nails. i would take nails of different size so you can create pretty cool patterns and holes of different size on your cans ;-)

then just perforate your can with the help of your hammer and the nails. 

you can either put them on a table or the floor or arrange them outside hanging on your balcony or window. if you want to do so you just need wire to fix them on your roof or wherever it 's possible to hang them ;-)

then you just need to put a little tea candle in there and voilà, there's your own hand lantern for creating a romantic atmosphere wherever you want.

diy- flowervase :)

you need: stones, shells, glass pearls (whichever material you like) and grout and an (for example) old prignles can - you can also reuse each can or vase or whatever you like. i think it's nice to reuse all the collected shells and stones from holidays, it's always a nice memory ;-)

then you put a thin film of grout around your tin and decorate it with your material of shells and stones. you can also mix your shells and stones or glass pearls with the grout so you have a bulk which you can fix around your tin ;-) 

let it dry for a couple of hours and there you have your own, individual tin.

-diy wax-lantern

just buy some wax for candles in the next building supplies store and heat the pot in a water bath on your cooker. then take a balloon and it with water till it's as big as you want your lantern to be. dip your balloon into the already liquid wax  and place it on a table so it forms an even ground so your lantern can stand properly ;-)

wait till the wax has dried, then prick a hole in your balloon so the water can flow out and you can get the rest of your balloon out of the lantern carefully.

make sure that the tea candle you will place in your wax- lantern is not too big, otherwise your nice lantern will melt again ;-)

enjoy! 

nice way to store your necklaces and to give them the right "showcase" ;-)

just take an old frame- it can also be a new one, i prefer those antique ones cause they kinda look more special.

then you take some thin and already dry branches of a tree and fix them at the back of your frame, you can either use glue, a nail gun or whatever you might think keeps the branches where they have to stay.

personally, i wouldn't hang like the heaviest necklaces but it's also very nice for your earrings.

enjoy! 

diy- vase.

just get some glass paint of your choice and put some of it into the vase, then move it however you want to create a nice muster and pour the rest of the colour out.

Let it dry for at least 3 or 4 hours. Subsequent you put your vase in the oven for about 90 minutes (160ºC / 320ºF).

Nice idea for the upcomin' easter weekend!

 Just break the eggshells by tapping them gently with a spoon (easiest way i found). then get some food coloring and let it aspire in the shells. 

after that rinse with some cold water to get rid of the leftover color.let it dry for a couple of minutes- or hours, just to be completely sure.

peel it. decorate it. enjoy it.

Happy easter to everybody (in advance!) :)