Out Fit PK: Top 10 Balmy Mouthwash Recipes

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• Top 10 Balmy Mouthwash Recipes
• Top 10 Designer Inspired DIY Clutches
• Top 10 Stunning DIY Choker Nekclaces
• Top 10 Mystical DIY Shamballa Style Bracelets
• Top 10 Smashing DIY Piñatas
• Top 10 Enchanting Homemade Perfumes
• Top 10 Best Ideas for Well-Organized Home
• Top 10 Niffty DIY Serving Trays
• Top 10 DIY’s For Preserving And Displaying Dried Flowers
• Top 10 Hilariously Fun DIY Catnip Toys

Top 10 Balmy Mouthwash Recipes Posted: 23 Feb 2014 05:49 PM PST Do you suffer from a foul smelling breath, bleeding gums or some other dental problems, despite rigorously brushing your teeth? The reason why only brushing doesn't help is because brushing your teeth doesn't get rid of the bacteria that get stuck to the tongue or are formed between the teeth after a spicy meal. What you need is to enhance your oral hygiene by with mouthwash. Many commercially available mouthwashes can help you solve your problem, but also contain many harmful ingredients. If you want a safer and more natural mouthwash, look no further then your kitchen. We give you the top 10 DIY mouthwash recipes that will turn your bad breath into a bad memory. Herbal Mouth Wash This mouthwash is a combination of  clove, peppermint, plantain, rosemary and cinnamon that not only cleanse and freshens the mouth but also destroys germs with its antiseptic, antibacterial and antiviral properties. The only problem is that you have to let it sit for 3 weeks before using. Recipe and photo credit to wellnessmama.com  Antibacterial Natural Mouthwash This recipe is simple, inexpensive and very effective for fighting bad breath by mixing distilled water, baking soda, peppermint oil and tea tree oil, which gives this mouthwash its antibacterial and anti-fungal properties. All you have to remember is to shake the prepared batch before use. Recipe and photo credit to diynatural.com  Homemade Mouthwash That Whitens And Remineralizes   You want a mouthwash that is both sweet and refreshingly minty, that can restore balance in the minerals found in the mouth, and one that not only makes our teeth whiter but also protects them from decay. You are not looking for the impossible. You are looking for this recipe. Recipe and photo credit to livingthenourishedlife.com DIY Mouthwash Which Actually Works   Many people skip using mouthwash because they don't want to put up with the burning sensation most mouthwashes leave in the mouth. If you are one of them, then you must try this mouthwash recipe. It not only works, but it also tastes delicious since is one of the few mouthwashes without a minty taste. Recipe and photo credit to serenavardhan.blogspot.com  All Natural Mouthwash Recipes These three recipes have the same base mouthwash formula. The remaining ingredients depends on what it's meant for. One is for people with sensitive mouths, the other is bubble gum flavored for kids and the third is for toothaches. Recipe and photo credit to rachelhaygoodnaturalcare.com Homemade Mouthwash For Minty Fresh Breath This soothing, yet refreshing mouthwash uses aloe vera juice as its basis instead of water or alcohol, that will leave an unusually pleasant and fresh taste in your mouth. The best part is that you can use it immediately after mixing it. Recipe and photo credit to topbeautybrands.com  Honey Mint Mouthwash Mint contains antioxidants and it is amazing at destroying mouth bacteria, On the other hand honey, beside having a sweet taste, it is a good antiseptic. Together they make a great DIY mouthwash. Recipe and photo credit to onegoodthingbyjillee.com Mint Glove And Cinnamon Mouthwash If you're searching for plants that will be excellent for destroying bacteria, have antiseptic properties and will still leave your breath smelling pleasant, look no further than the mint and clove herbs. You won't regret having them as ingredients for your mouthwash. Recipe and photo credit to henryhappened.com  Best Homemade Mouthwash Recipes   The recipes featured here are tru;y the best. They not only work, but give you the choice of how to prepare your mouthwash, but also what ingredients to make it from. You can try all of these recipes until you find the one for you. Recipe and photo credit to suziehq.hubpages.com  Antiseptic Mouthwash For Better Gum Health This recipe may not use natural ingredients but instead uses only regular Chlorox Liquid Bleach and some liquid. Despite that, you can't ignore its effectiveness, especially since professional periodontists are starting to use and recommend it to their clients. Just make sure you follow safety measures while making it. Recipe and photo credit to freysmiles.com  The post Top 10 Balmy Mouthwash Recipes appeared first on Homemade Diy Crafts.

Top 10 Designer Inspired DIY Clutches Posted: 22 Feb 2014 05:48 PM PST Women have become so accustomed to having bags with them when they go out that they feel almost naked without them. The bag doesn't even have to be big enough to carry more then a couple of things in it, but it needs to be pretty or even better, designer branded. We spend hours looking trough magazines or window-shopping to find that perfect little clutch, and when we do, we are crushed by the price tag and the notion that we could never afford such a clutch. But, we could always make them ourselves, if we have realy want to. Just look at our top 10 designer inspired DIY clutches and let these projects motivate us to create and recreate our own designer bags. Alexander Wang's Inspired Knuckle Duster Clutch If you wear prescription glasses or simply take good care of your sun-glasses then you must have a hard eyeglasses case. If not buy one and use it to make a darling little clutch like this one by Alexander Wang. DIY project and photo credit to lifestyle.sg.88db.com  DIY Flame Prada Purse Almost two years ago, Prada released accessories for the Spring collections with fiery accents. If you are still hot for the flame motives, here's how you can remake your very own Prada purse in just 5 steps. DIY project and photo credit to fashionmagazine.com  Louis Vuitton Lock-It Bag We can't deny that we live in crime filled times and we are constantly in danger of pick pockets and purse snatchers. Louis Vuitton came up with this fashionable, yet practical bag that is chained to your wrist by a chain and a fabulous bracelet. And now you can learn how to make one yourself. DIY project and photo credit to matterofstyle.blogspot.ca  Kate Spade Inspired Clutch Fashionable doesn't necessarily have to mean complicated or difficult. Sometimes it just means new and never before seen, like this lovely, yet surprisingly simple clutch by Kate Spade. Once you take a close look at it, you'll realize just how DIY-able it truly is and here you even have the steps to make it. DIY project and photo credit to stylefrizz.com  Lulu Guinness Inspired Lips Clutch To make a clutch or any product desirable it needs to have something that simply pops and stands out apart from anything else. Like the gilded lips on the Lulu Guinness clutch which you can remake with some paint and glue. DIY project and photo credit to courtandhudson.com  Celine Structured Clutches Sometimes what makes a product trendy is not the unique colors or establishments but the shape itself. This complex simplicity that can is often seen in Celine products is now available to you with this detailed tutorial. All you need is a piece of leather a sewing machine and a bit of patience. DIY project and photo credit to de-smitten.com  DIY Rochas Rolled Leather Clutch This unique little clutch by Rochas is simply amazing. It is big enough to hold almost anything you need, and you can still role it like a newspaper to fit into your palm. Although it might be worth its price, save some money by following this tutorial. DIY project and photo credit to beautejadore.com  Kenzo-Inspired Eye Clutch Some fashion accessories and clothes have a high price-tag only because of the name or trademark logo they carry. Kenzo is one of them and by copyright law you are not allowed to recreate a logo. However, you can make something that is very similar to the original and with just some paint and a paintbrush, you will have a designer bag. DIY project and photo credit to adventures-in-fashion.blogspot.com Charlotte Olympia Inspired Wicker Transparent Clutch Some clutches may require more ingenuity in their recreation, but the important thing is to keep an opened mind that will help you solve any problem. Like with Charlotte Olympia's clutch, which looks complicated, but can actualy be recreated with an acrylic box, a latch and some cane webbing. DIY project and photo credit to thearchitectofstyle.com DIY Perspex Clutch With Chain Strap Some designer items awake such interest among the trend seekers, that even designers try to copycat their opponent. Such is the example with the transparent clutch. You have many variations of this clutch, but here we give you the tutorial on how to recreate a Chanel clear clutch with a clear cosmetic bag and some chain. Have fun. DIY project and photo credit to thisfashionismine.com  The post Top 10 Designer Inspired DIY Clutches appeared first on Homemade Diy Crafts.

Top 10 Stunning DIY Choker Nekclaces Posted: 22 Feb 2014 05:46 PM PST Choker necklaces have been around for centuries and at one point were considered the height of jewelry fashion. The definition of the classical choker is a lace, velvet or other strip of material worn tight around the neck and adorned with some kind of a pendant. Today, they are favored by various subcultures, but that doesn't diminish their appeal. They can be found made from various materials in different shapes and sizes, making them more versatile and suited for all styles and occasions. The appeal of the choker is that it makes the neck look longer, making the wearer look willowy, elegant and very sexy. Become a fan of the choker necklace and make one for yourself today with our top 10 DIY choker necklaces.  Lace Bracelets & Choker Necklaces   Here is how you can make a classical elegant choker necklace from scratch. all you need is a lace or velvet ribbon long enough to circle your neck and a vintage shoe or belt buckle as the adornment. You'll have a lovely choker in minutes and it makes a great present or party favor. DIY project and photo credit to vestedbeevintage.blogspot.com Belt Choker Necklace   Want a fun and edgy choker but don't have the time to go shopping for one? You don't have to, since you probably have dozens such chokers at home. Just take one of your belts, wrap it around your neck and you have an instant choker necklace. DIY project and photo credit to blog.boatpeopleboutique.com  Looping Circles Accent   If you are a practical person that values versatility, then you will love this DIY. These decorative circles tied with ribbon can be anything you need them to be: a fancy necklace, a choker, a hat strap, a belt, a curtain strap, and anything else you can imagine. DIY project and photo credit to ionfashion.net River Rock Choker Necklace   The combination of copper wire and small flat river stones give this choker a minimalistic and earthy look that looks simply incredible. This choker is truly fun to make and wear and the best part is that it will cost next to nothing. DIY project and photo credit to papernstitchblog.com Pyramid Stud Choker   This pyramid stud choker was an Eddie Borgo original and costs over 300 dollars. And by folllowing the link bellow you 'll learn how you can use up your leftover studs, get a unique designer choker necklace and save a load of money. DIY project and photo credit to allthegoodgirlsgotoheavenblog.com Pom Pom Choker   Some may think that chokers are not monochromatic and more suited for some fancy party. This choker will definitely change your mind. Made from various materials and different colors this choker can e worn with any outfit and the colors will accentuate your best facial feature. DIY project and photo credit to planb.annaevers.com  DIY Pearl Choker & Rings   You might have come across this elegant pearl choker while looking trough the Chanel jewelry collection and you might have tough that with its price tag you will never own it. Well, now you can make it yourself and no one will ever know the difference. DIY project and photo credit to honestlywtf.com  Jumble Chain Choker   Is your jewelry box overflowing with old and outdated necklaces that you will never wear again, but are too precious to you that you can't just throw the away? By jumbling some of your old necklaces you can make this lovely new one and you don'r even have to use pliers. DIY project and photo credit to chic-steals.com Crystal Spike Necklace   This is another necklace that have adorned the necks of celebrities. The gold chain may be reminiscent of the 80′s and Run DMC era, but with a few carefully placed rhinestones, you'll have a gold choker that everyone will envy. DIY project and photo credit to thanksimadeitblog.com  Battenburg Lace Choker   This is a wonderful choker in its classic splendor. You can use it to enhance your beauty and elegance at the next formal party or make it as a gift for your friends who are in love with the Gothic glam. DIY project and photo credit to urbanthreads.com  The post Top 10 Stunning DIY Choker Nekclaces appeared first on Homemade Diy Crafts.

Top 10 Mystical DIY Shamballa Style Bracelets Posted: 21 Feb 2014 05:44 PM PST According to the Tibetan Buddhism, Shamballa or Shambahla is the name of a mystical kingdom, a symbol of enlightenment, peace, and perfection. Therefore Shamballa bracelets have become very popular in recent years, believed to have mystical powers of their own, depending on the color (learn about it here), the material of the beads and the way the cord is tied, which usually is with macrame knots, but above all they symbolize oneness. Apart from the spiritual side of the Shamballa bracelets, they look simply amazing, can be worn with almost any style of outfit and are one of the few bracelets men can wear, which makes them perfect as a gift. The down side is that the true Shamballa bracelets can be quite expensive. So, if you are patient and are good with tying knots, here are the top 10 tutorials for Shamballa style bracelets. Seed Bead Shamballa Style Bracelet Th most typical Shamballa bracelet is made from beads and square knotted cord, giving it a hippie, boho look. If you like the a more sophisticated and rich looking Shamballa bracelet, this combination of seed beads with regular beads may be the Shamballa you're looking for. DIY project and photo credit to ashdown.typepad.com  Beaded Hemp Bracelet If you like the seed bead suggestion above, but is way too flashy for your taste, here is a bracelet that is a toned down a notch, but still provides an ornamental flair to the otherwise modest classical Shamballa bracelets. DIY project and photo credit to lc.pandahall.com  Crystal Shamballa Bracelet Although the traditional bead used in Shamballa bracelets is the sphere, that doesn't mean that using other forms of beads is wrong or forbidden. You are allowed to show and expand your creativity like with this bracelet, where rhinestone spacers were used to crate a herringbone pattern.. DIY project and photo credit to beadedcreations.co.za  3 Strand Shamballa Bracelet Want to have a Shamballa bracelet of your own, but you like wearing chunkier, thicker bracelets than the standard Shamballa bracelets. Don't worry, for we have this 3 strand tutorial that will surely satisfy your taste. DIY project and photo credit to blog.toocutebeads.com  Flower Shamballa Bracelet   Shamballa bracelets already have a natural feel to them and can almost pass as hippy or bohemian jewelry.However if you wish to add another element of nature, you could, by arranging the beads into the shape of a flower. It will be the best gift you can give to those you love the most. DIY project and photo credit to okajewelry.com  Pearl And Seed Beads Bracelet    This delicate and fun bracelet will make a perfect gift for a Mother's Day present or for your best friend. The combination of pearls and soft seed beads is a perfect way to express both strength and elegance. DIY project and photo credit to lc.pandahall.com  Double Beaded Shamballa Bracelet Since the mystical power of the Shamballa bracelets comes from the row of beads that are woven together with a cord, then this double beaded bracelet will provide twice the power than the regular Shamballa bracelet. DIY project and photo credit to girlsanctuary.com  Chocolate And Caramel Shamballa Bracelet Colors play a significant role in the spiritual powers of the Shamballa bracelet. But sometimes you just want a bracelet that's notable, but with light tones, like this chocolate and caramel colored Shamballa bracelet that looks so good you could juts eat it up. DIY project and photo credit to blog.artbeads.com  Shamballa Style Macrame Bracelet Tutorial   This is one of the more common styles of a Shamballa Bracelet with macrame square knots. The interesting thing about this bracelet is the sliding clasp and it shows how to add a plate to the bracelet, which you can replace with a larger pendant, a wristwatch or something else. DIY project and photo credit to rings-things.com  Shamballa Style Bracelet You've seen various types of Shamballa style bracelets, that can suit almost everyone's tastes. So, at the end we give you a tutorial that will show you how to make the basic and trademark Shamballa bracelet, in case you don't want to mess with perfection. DIY project and photo credit to okajewelry.com  The post Top 10 Mystical DIY Shamballa Style Bracelets appeared first on Homemade Diy Crafts.

Top 10 Smashing DIY Piñatas Posted: 20 Feb 2014 05:42 PM PST Pinatas are containers made into a certain shape from paper mache, pottery, or cloth, decorated in multiple colors and filled with sweets or gifts which are then broken as part of a ceremony or celebration. It is believed that the pinata originates from Mexico, but today we associate it mostly with kid's birthday parties or the Mexican holiday Cinco De Mayo and it can be found in any shape and size imaginable. The pinata is best loved by kids, who can't wait to get to the goodies hidden inside it, but that doesn't mean grown ups can't have fun with it too. For the next birthday party or celebration, make sure you have a blast with a homemade pinata chosen from our list of top 10 DIY pinatas. Mini Piñatas From Tissue Box One pinata is a lot of fun, so many pinatas mean a lot more fun, but you might not be able to afford more then one. Then make a lot of small ones by using empty tissue boxes. They make a perfect base for a pinata and all you have to do is fill and decorate them. DIY project and photo credit to studiodiy.com  Pull-String Firetruck Pinata   Pinatas are usually smashed to make the treats inside fall out, but when the pinata is for a birthday party for a young child you might not be inclined to let him or her swing around a stick, possibly hurting some of the other children. The solution is a pill-string pinata and this one shaped as a firetruck will be perfect for your little boy. DIY project and photo credit to huckleberrylove.com  Ice Cream Pinata There isn't a person in the world who doesn't like ice cream, so when it comes to choosing a theme for a party, it is possible that you'll attend or host at least one ice cream themed party. For that occasion and any other you may think of, here is a lovely DIY for a ice cream pinata. DIY project and photo credit to simplymodernmom.com  Butterfly Pinata Tutorial Every little girl loves butterflies, with their soft little colorful wings and they playful flight. So, here is a tutorial that will make your little girl's next birthday party a real treat. This butterfly pinata is so easy and fun to make that you can turn it into a whole family fun project. DIY project and photo credit to snugglebuguniversity.com  Angry Bird Pinata If your child chooses an Angry Bird theme for the next birthday party, surprise him or her with a cute little Angry Birds pinata. Made from a balloon and paper mache, you can easily make more then one and since you only have to paint it, you can make other shapes as well. DIY project and photo credit to jenscopycatcrafting.blogspot.com  Cactus Piñata If you're having a Mexican themed party or are celebrating Cinco De Mayo, having a pinata in any shape is Mexican enough, if you like a little more fun, try this cactus shaped pinata. Also, this is a good shape for other themes, just by decorating it differently, like into a bull. DIY project and photo credit to snowdropandcompany.blogspot.ca  Faceted Birthday Piñata A lovely addition to any party, the grand finale of smashing the number of years that the birthday boy or girl is celebrating. You can make this pinata into any number and for children of all ages, marking the milestones of their life from 1 to 101. DIY project and photo credit to confettipop.com  Heart Of Gold Rocket Ship Pinata Another unconventional pinata. This is pull-string confetti filled pinata is a good way to express how much you appreciate and value an important person in your life. Launch this pinata rocket ship and let the trail of glitter cover the person with a heart of gold. DIY project and photo credit to ohmyhandmade.com  Italic Monogram Pinata This lovely monogram pinata is a nice surprise for a party of a dear friend. Instead of filling it with candy, you can fill it with confetti, or nothing at all, simply giving it as a lovely decoration piece. You can also make it into any color you like and it is will be a unique gift. DIY project and photo credit to ohhappyday.com  Flamingo Piñata Flamingos are elegant, delicate and with their bright pink color, spread cheer everywhere. If you have a friend or family member that has these same qualities, give them this pink pinata for their next birthday party or just make it for any party… It's that much fun. DIY project and photo credit to studiodiy.com  The post Top 10 Smashing DIY Piñatas appeared first on Homemade Diy Crafts.

Top 10 Enchanting Homemade Perfumes Posted: 19 Feb 2014 05:41 PM PST We might not realize it, but smell is probably the most powerful of all five senses. Scents can provoke all reactions in us, from apprehension and disgust to absolute bliss and attraction. That is why we spend hours searching for that perfect perfume that suits our personality. However, sometimes finding the right fragrance is simply not enough. Because of the many chemicals used in today's perfumes, many people may suffer from allergic reactions to them. So, to save you the trouble from an endless and possibly fruitless perfume search, make your own homemade perfume blends with our top 10 homemade perfume recipes. Not only will you smell distinctly lovely, but your skin will be safe from those harmful chemical. Hey, celebrities have their own perfumes, why not you too? Cucumber Aloe Body Mist This fragrance combination is hard to find in the store, yet is so refreshing and energizing, that will keep you feeling like a bright sunny day all day long. Easy to make  and completely natural, but keep in mind just that because of that, this perfume needs to be stored in a cold place and lasts for about a week or so. Project and photo credit to perfumes.allwomenstalk.com  Homemade Eau De Perfume   This is a more complex recipe, but you will end up with a true all-natural eu de perfume. Following the basis of making a true perfume, which has base, middle and top scents, you too will have the knowledge to make your own trademark eu de perfume. Project and photo credit to designsponge.com  Sandalwood & Vanilla Solid Perfume Every modern woman want to smell soft and sensual, with a touch of musk and mystic. This blend offers you just that and it will be always available and due to its solid form it is more compact, you can take it with you anytime and anywhere. Project and photo credit to mommypotamus.com  Aromatherapy Perfume Oil Recipe If you want a scent that will lift your spirit and energy, you need to try this amazing aromatherapy perfume oil. The scent of a oil perfume is stronger and it last longer, just keep in mind that you can't use it immediately after mixing the oils, needing to wait at least a week. Project and photo credit to joanmorais.com  Orange-Vanilla Body Spray   Sometimes you don't want a strong perfume, but simply a light touch of fresh fragrance that will enhance your natural clean scent. This orange-vanilla body spray is easy to make and using it after shower will not only leave you feeling fresh, but will also tone your skin. Project and photo credit to myjournalkohn.blogspot.com  Homemade Winter Perfumes Inspired By Popular Brands   Coco Chanel, Dior, Kelvin Klein are all well know brands with wonderful collections of winter perfumes, which tend to be a bit expensive. Winter is almost over, but that doesn't mean you can't use these scents. With these simple recipes, you can soon make your expensive fragrances for the fraction of the price. Project and photo credit to baseformula.com  Semi-Solid Scent (Super Light Perfume)   This tutorial for fresh-scented perfumes follows the three-layer rule for making perfumes and if you master this technique you can soon make one-of-a-kind perfumes that everyone will envy. This semi-solid recipe allows you to use fancy perfume applicators. The only down side is that you need to wait for up to 6 weeks before using your unique creation. Project and photo credit to anestforallseasons.com  Citrus Sunshine Perfume   If you want the fragrance combination of orange and grapefruit with lavender and peppermint, this is the perfume for you. This refreshing blend smells like expensive perfumes, but will cost you only a fraction of that to make. Just be willing to wait and experiment. Project and photo credit to henryhappened.com  Botanical Perfume   Essential oils are a natural way to make perfumes, but they themselves are in concentrated form and may be used with care. For people with very sensitive skin, using too much essential oils may cause be harmful. If you're looking for a way of making completely all-natural perfumes, try out these recipes. Project and photo credit to mymerrymessylife.com  How To Make Your Own Solid Perfume   This is a simple and quick way to make your own perfume, using essential oils and beeswax. All you need to do is choose your favorite fragrance, mix it with a melted beeswax and pour it in container of your choosing. You can use just about anything, a roll-tube, a necklace locket/pendant or anything else you can think of. It's compact and makes a perfect gift. Project and photo credit to craftsunleashed.com  The post Top 10 Enchanting Homemade Perfumes appeared first on Homemade Diy Crafts.

Top 10 Best Ideas for Well-Organized Home Posted: 18 Feb 2014 05:39 PM PST Nowadays, when it comes to DIY projects the center of attention are always organization and storage solutions. No matter in how big apartment you live, you usually need something more beneficial that will keep all your items in place. From bathroom and kitchen to makeup and shoe organizing…there are millions of ways you can manage the place you live in. If you start searching over the web for some storage projects, you'll get lost, because there so many DIY ideas, but not all of them are practical and good. That's why we're here! Just for you, we've gathered 10 best DIY organization suggestions that will help you to have better and tidier home. Check out our list and tell us your opinion in the comments below! DIY Shoe Storage As a real woman, you're buying new shoes all the time, no matter how much you already have. But when you come home with new pair, then you find it difficult where to place it. ..Don't worry, that's not a problem now when you can make DIY shoe storage by yourself! DIY Project and Photo credit to theverden.blogspot.com Makeup Magnet Board Finding an appropriate storage for your makeup can be difficult, but not if you make a magnetic makeup board by yourself. It will solve all your problems and you can hang almost every type of makeup tool on it! DIY Project and Photo credit to laurathoughts81.blogspot.com DIY Pallet Garden Project With the spring season approaching, you'll surely start spending more time in your backyard. Keep all your garden tools organized by creating a hanger out of a pallet. Tricky and smart! DIY Project and Photo credit to ourlittleacre.blogspot.com DIY Laundry Room Drying Rack Laundry is a small room with a lot of things which can easily create a real mess out there. Take washed clothes under control and make a practical drying rack that doesn't take a lot of space. DIY Project and Photo credit to centsationalgirl.com Easy DIY Toy Organization If you have a playroom in your home, we feel sorry for the time you've wasted on keeping this place tidy…but not anymore! Follow the link below, make a toy storage and feel blessed, because that's the best thing that ever happened to you! DIY Project and Photo credit to iheartorganizing.blogspot.com Chic DIY Jewelry Holder If you're a jewelry collector and your necklaces mean a world to you, then you should organize and protect them in a best possible way. We know that they deserve special care and that's why chic DIY jewelry holder is perfect option for you! DIY Project and Photo credit to karapaslaydesigns.com Slide-Out Cutting Board on Wheels Save some space in your kitchen and keep your working area well regulated by creating a slide-out cutting board on wheels on your own! You'll be proud by the end result! DIY Project and Photo credit to bhg.com DIY Clip-On Desk Organizers By making DIY clip-on desk organizers you'll have tidy working space for a long period of time. The other great thing is that you'll have all important things on hand, plus, this project looks very cute! DIY Project and Photo credit to brit.co DIY Pipe Clothing Rack  Don't know what to do with all that cloths you have and you're without clear idea where to put them?! Stop all your searches and make pipe clothing rack, where you can hang all important outfits and shoes! DIY Project and Photo credit to blackoakvintage.com DIY Basket Organization Make an organization solution for your bathroom by using some baskets, which you can find in any craft store. Pick an appropriate color that goes well with bathroom interior, hang the baskets and start filling them with different things! DIY Project and Photo credit to simplydiy2.blogspot.com The post Top 10 Best Ideas for Well-Organized Home appeared first on Homemade Diy Crafts.

Top 10 Niffty DIY Serving Trays Posted: 17 Feb 2014 05:37 PM PST Serving trays are one of those household items that we don't pay much attention to until we need them. Trays are of enormous use when we have guests over or when we are simply  trying to keep things on the living room table neat and organized. They can even serve as a simple table ornament. They are available anywhere, but since they are so simple and easy to make, why spend money, when you can make a tray that could turn out to be even better then the purchased one? So, in the spirit of crafting and repurposing,  we give you our list of top 10 DIY serving trays. Easy Lucite Tray   Made from clear acrylic box, lucite handles and a changeable bottom this is a fun and simple tray that you can use for just about anything and for any occasion. DIY project and photo credit to amykrist.org  Wood Slice Constellation Tray   Why spend money on wooden serving trays when you can buy a slice of a tree trunk that will serve the same purpose but for half the price?Making this tray requires no effort at all, and your quest will be pleasantly surprised when served from this heavenly tray. DIY project and photo credit to shemakesahome.com  Collapsible Leather Tray   You will be hard pressed to find a unique tray like this on the market. Made from several pieces that are attached together with leather, this tray can be conveniently folded in order to fit to the place where you keep it. DIY project and photo credit to monsterscircus.com  DIY Tray From Auto Glass   It looks modern and futuristic, but once men find out what this tray made from they will immediately want one for themselves. Why? Because it's made from auto glass and pluming parts. A real man's tray. DIY project and photo credit to theflourishingabode.com  Grain Sack Tray   If you're looking for a complex and elegant serving tray made completely from recycled materials, then you need to take a look at this one made from old picture frame, glass and a grain sack as bottom decoration. DIY project and photo credit to onsuttonplace.com  Chalkboard Serving Tray If you family is in the habit of leaving notes or messages for each other in the kitchen, then this chalkboard tray might come in handy. Use it to leave your family members "to do" lists, and for special occasion you can leave a loving and inspirational note without wasting a single sheet of paper. DIY project and photo credit to gratefulprayerthankfulheart.com  Pallet Serving Tray   Some people might say that there is nothing that a pallet can't be used for. And they just might be right. Grafters know that there are countless pallet projects out there and here is another one: a rustic looking serving tray made from  wooden pallets. DIY project and photo credit to livelaughrowe.com  Slate Cheese Serving Tray   This is a dinner party tray that you can make in literary seconds. All you need is a piece of slate and some adhesive felt pads that will prevent slipping or damaging the table and you have a nice tray on which you can serve your cheese other appetizers to your guests. DIY project and photo credit to pizzazzerie.com  Marble Tray You're hosting a friendly party or a get-together, and you want your to have a nicely arranged hors d'oeuvres, but if you don't know how to arrange them. In that case, you might get away with serving them on a fancy looking tray, like this marble tray. DIY project and photo credit to almostmakesperfect.com  Crafty Corks Tray   If you have a lot of corks lying around this is a nice project to use them on. Take your old and dull looking tray and by following the instructions n this project you will soon have a unique and lovely tray that will not only be used for serving but could also serve as a lovey gift. DIY project and photo credit to ilovetocreate.com  The post Top 10 Niffty DIY Serving Trays appeared first on Homemade Diy Crafts.

Top 10 DIY’s For Preserving And Displaying Dried Flowers Posted: 17 Feb 2014 05:36 PM PST There is something about receiving a flower that softens and touches a woman's heart making it better than any other gift. It doesn't even have to be a whole bouquet of flowers, one is enough… The flower that he picked along the way and gave to her on their first date …  Her wedding bouquet… A flower the mother received from her child on mother's day… All of these are treasured life-long lasting memories, but unfortunately the flowers aren't as long-lived, unless you preserve them properly. In our list of top 10 projects for preserving and displaying flowers, we give you some tutorials and ideas of how you can preserve that precious flower as long as the memory it is related to. Make Your Own Flower Press   The most common way to preserve flowers is by pressing. You can  accomplish by simply putting the flower between two sheets of papers or two books, place a big weight over them and just wait. But instead of stacking weight over books, you can simply make yourself this handy-dandy flower press. Afterwards you can displey the perfectly preserved flowers anyway you like. DIY project and photo credit to thevedahouse.com Flower Preservation Techniques   Here is an idea on how to preserve and display  a bouquet of different flowers, like a wedding bouquet. Keep in mind that there are businesses that offer these services, but cost a lot. Save a fortune by disassembling your bouquet and then preserve and display each flower as shown in the tutorial, preserving them by pressing or with silica. DIY project and photo credit to supernovabride.com  Drying Roses With Silica Gel Silica gel absorbs moisture from the space around it, that's why it is a good media for preserving flowers, leaving them looking more natural and with brighter colors than by leaving them to dry naturally. Here is how you can do it. DIY project and photo credit to chicaandjo.com  Microwave Pressed Flowers Pressing flowers to preserve them is nice, but takes too long and sometimes you simply don't have that much time to spare. The reason for pressing the plants is to release their moisture, so to speed up the process you can simply put the freshly pressed plants in the microwave. DIY project and photo credit to thecouponproject.com  Pressed Wildflower Bookmark Tutorial What to do with your pressed preserved flowers? Well, you keep them with your other memorabilia, you can display them or turned them into a gift. This bookmark made from pressed flowers, tissue paper and glue mixture is great for all three purposes. DIY project and photo credit to hercreativespirit.blogspot.com  Pressed Flower iPhone Case   If the flowers you've preserved mean so much to you that you want have them with you all the time, it is a good idea to them into the object you use constantly, like your iPhone. So, make your iPhone case unique by decorating it with flowers and resin. DIY project and photo credit to etsy.com Botanical Jewelry And Bookmarks With Pressed Flowers And Resin   The one thing that women may find more endearing than flowers is a piece of jewelry made with real flowers. This project is a another lovely way to turn the preserving flower in something useful and beautiful. DIY project and photo credit to tammyswallow.hubpages.com  Preserved Orchid Centerpieces This project is not suitable for all types of flowers and is less permanent then the other techniques shown here, but is shows you how to make an amazing centerpiece of an incased flower and it will cost you a lot less then buying the same from the store. DIY project and photo credit to bios.weddingbee.com  Modern Way To Display Pressed Flowers Do you want to frame your pressed flowers and hang them on the wall, but putting up a picture will clash with your overall interior decor? then what you need is this light and modern minimalist way of preserving your precious preserved flowers. DIY project and photo credit to gardentherapy.ca Ways To Preserve Wedding Flowers   After the biggest day of your life you want to preserve every little thing from that day and cherish it until the end of time. The hardest thing is to reserve your wedding bouquet, but not impossible. Here are three ways to keep your wedding bouquet with you forever. DIY project and photo credit to onehitchedlane.com  The post Top 10 DIY's For Preserving And Displaying Dried Flowers appeared first on Homemade Diy Crafts.

Top 10 Hilariously Fun DIY Catnip Toys Posted: 16 Feb 2014 05:20 PM PST All cat owners and cat lovers have seen the fun reaction cats have to catnip. They can start purring, rubbing, leaping, rolling and some can even express general uninhibited happiness. It is the ultimate drug for cats, but luckily it's absolutely harmless, no matter the dosage they're exposed to. The reason cats act to catnip the way they do is because of a certain chemical that the plant produces and one for which cats have a special receptor. If you want to have hours of fun with your usually lazy feline friend, make some of these top 10 catnip filled toys and let the endless silliness begin. Baby Sock Catnip Toy This is the easiest and cheapest toy you can make for your cat and it will take you less than 5 minutes to make it. All you have to do is fill a baby sock or any sock with a bit of catnip, tie it up good and put some feathers at the end for decoration. DIY project and photo credit to yummypets.com  Easy DIY Catnip Filled Cat Toy This toy doesn't require any sewing or crocheting skill to make, but it does provide a more interactive play with your pet. By tying the catnip filled bag to a string, you can control the movement of the toy and make your fat lazy cat literally run in circles. DIY project and photo credit to 1morethan2.com  Refillable Catnip Toys This toy has a simple rectangular shape and when filled looks like a long pillow. It may not be too flashy but it has two good qualities: it can be easily refilled and  it is long enough that the cat can hold it with its front paws and kick it with the back, giving your cat a way to practice its hinting skills. DIY project and photo credit to practicallyfunctional.com  Crocheting Toys For Cats If you are a crocheter or a knitter and also a cat owner, then you've certainly had to wrestle your balls of yarn away from your cat more then once. To stop your cat from ever doing that again, make these crocheted catnip toys and your cat will have lots of fun and you will never lose a ball of yarn again. DIY project and photo credit to snovej.com  Fish Bones Kitty Toy Cats love fish, but those tiny fish bones can be a problem even for them. Well, you won't have to worry about your cat chocking on these fish-bones. In fact, only danger here is that the wiggling of the two parts of this toy will drive your cat crazy. DIY project and photo credit to sewtara.com  Felt Mushroom Toy Mushrooms may be a unusual choice of a shape for making a cat toy, but these little felt mushrooms are just too adorable and are not too hard to make. All you have to do is follow the free template and you'll have a cute cat toy in no time at all. DIY project and photo credit to hollyrocksjewelry.blogspot.com  Feather Catnip Toy Cats love playing with feathers, probably because they have a primal instinct of chasing and hunting birds or maybe they are just drawn to the fast way they move when attached on a twine. This feather may not be real, but it will provide the same amount of fun to your cat. DIY project and photo credit to onmyhonoriwilltry.blogspot.com  Refillable Catnip Heart Toy Valentine Day ended just a few days ago, so if you're still caught up in the Valentine love frenzy, then you might be tempted to make this heart shape toy for your loving pet. Even if you are over the love-fest, it is still a darling little thing to make and your cat will love it either way. DIY project and photo credit to tattooedmartha.com  Mouse Toy No cat can pass on the opportunity of chasing a small animal and the most common the domestic cat faces is the mouse. If you're lucky, your home will never be infested with that rodent, but in the meantime, train your cat to hunt them with these mouse-shaped toys. DIY project and photo credit to throughthewaterpitcher.blogspot.com  Safari Catnip Toy Cats are natural-born hunters. Its in their nature and they will continue to hunt no matter how domesticated they are. Unfortunately, for most domesticated cats the prey is only a stuffed toy. However, you can help your cat hunt the same pray as the big African cats by making these cute animal shaped toys. DIY project and photo credit to dreamalittlebigger.com  The post Top 10 Hilariously Fun DIY Catnip Toys appeared first on Homemade Diy Crafts.

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