DIY an iPhone Cover Out of an Map

I have today a super fun tutorial just for you my dear friends! How to give your phone case a new look in minutes!

What you’ll need: 

- Map
- Clear iPhone Case
- Scissors
- X-acto Knife
- Pencil

Instructions:

1. Cut the map to the size of your case, taking care to leave a bit around the edges so it doesn't come up short. Take a look at some of our favorite cases for the occasion.
Cut it out. (Don’t forget to cut out the camera hole!)

2. Pop your newly cut map into the clear case.

That's it! Easy and fun, isn't it? Try to make your own personalized phone case right now!

Sewing Your Own Pillowcase

Sometimes, a new personalized pillowcase will give your bed a fresh look and make you happy. Fortunately, it is easy to make a pillowcase.

Make Your Own Jigsaw Puzzles

Jigsaw Puzzles are always providing entertainment and challenges for people. They're a great, cheap form of entertainment that can amuse some people for hours and hours.

Sharpie DIY Mug

Do you have a plain, boring mug that needs a bit of spicing up? Personalize your cups and mugs by drawing on them! You can use them to add personality to your home or even as gifts for your loved ones. Here's how to start:

DIY Creeper Hoodie

At the first sight of the minecraft creeper on the internet, I was attracted by it. Wow, it was so cool! So I decided to make a Minecraft Creeper Hoodie. Now let me show you how I make this cool hoodie.

Make a Personalized T-shirt of Your Own

I've been seeing so many awesome textile diy's around lately. I thought I'd give a t-shirt screenprint diy. Here is the easy diy project that I do.

Supplies:

- Shirt
- modge podge
- fabric paint
- design
- cardboard piece
- embroidery hoop 
- nylon or panty-hose fabric
- paintbrush
- permanent pen

DIY PET BOWLS for MY DOG

I have a dog whose name is Nancy. She is a part of my family, and I love finding new ways to show my love and affection. So I decide to make a personalized pet bowl for her. I don't want dog bones – I want something that fits my style and doesn't stand out like a sore thumb in my home. I decide on one pattern to create in fun, playful color palettes for the pet bowl.

Supplies:

• small, plain ceramic or glass bowls
• acrylic craft paints
• paper plates
• sponge
• scissors
• pencil
• paper towels

Before I start I make sure to wash and dry the bowls thoroughly to remove any debris. After squirting some paints (neon pink, olive green, and black) on a paper dish I dive right into a grid-like dot pattern. Using a pencil eraser dipped into the paint I freehand a pattern of five by four dots in the olive green. I then repeat the process with the neon pink and black, staggering the grid by skipping a dot-sized width and moving the pattern down one row.

The end result remind me of that pure sugar dot candy of our childhoods! And I'd be lying if I don't admit I kind of want my own bowl now just like this.

Now, my dog Nancy eat its food in this bowl. Though she may not notice what they are eating out of, I'd like to think that I’m WOW-ing them a little with my effort.

DIY Beer Coasters

My elder brother just recently moved, and I was looking for the perfect house warming gift that wouldn't break the bank, since his birthday was also just a few days later.

So, I decided to make beer coasters- perfect for a man cave, and relatively inexpensive! Although, that is assuming you can gather the six pack holders for free in your daily life without having to buy them just for this craft- like I did.

Make the Personalized Aprons from Snapmade

The apron is experiencing a renaissance. While the food and hospitality industries have used the apron as a vital part of their uniforms for years and years, the custom apron is making a dramatic comeback in other industries, as well. Why? One word: versatility. You can wear your custom apron while washing dishes, painting the wall or grilling out in the backyard. Why constantly switch clothes when you can throw on a personalized apron as a coverall and tackle all the tasks ahead of you?

Custom Pillow Cases from Snapmade

When it’s time for bed or a nap, rest your head on custom pillow cases from Snapmade.

Customize your personalized pillow cases using Snapmade's Designer. In our website, there are tons of designs for your custom pillow cases. Sleep in style by adding your own text, picture, or image to your custom pillow cases if you can't find any design that suits you.

DIY Pop Can Keychains

When I cleaned my house a few days ago, I found some empty pop cans. I thought about how to deal with these pop cans. Suddenly an idea strike me, that is diy pop can keychains. And I just could not help starting this diy project. Here are my instructions of making the pop can keychains:

DIY Glass Tile Necklace

Want to know how to make a glass tile pendant? They're super easy – you can do this! Here's a brief tutorial.


First gather your supplies – you'll need:

–a glass tile
–a bail (that's the hook that goes on the back)
–paper or fabric design
–diamond glaze and a small paintbrush
–superglue
–a necklace to hang it on

First take your tile, and trace it onto your paper. Then cut it out slightly inside the lines with an exacto knife or scissors. Hold it up with your tile on top of it to check the size – you don't want any paper sticking out behind the edge. 

Next squirt your diamond glaze on the back of the tile – about pea size. Use a small paintbrush to spread it out – enough to coat the back of the tile but not so much that it's going to ooze.

Then while the diamond glaze is still wet set your paper face-down onto it. Rub the paper to get a really good seal. That will prevent bubbles being seen through the glass.

Let dry for 5-10 minutes or longer. Then squirt diamond glaze on the back of the paper and spread it out with a paintbrush to seal in your paper. Let dry several hours. Then using superglue, glue your bails to the back.

Finally use the necklace to hang on the glass tile. Now, it becomes the perfect personalized jewelry that you can put it on.

DIY Reversible Apron!

Today a funny diy reversible apron project will be shared to you. It is easy to make. Now let's get started!

For this project you will need:

- 2 yards of fabric (1 yard of each color)
- Coordinating thread
- Pins
- Scissors
- Sewing Machine
- Iron

Instructions:

1. If you do not have a pattern to work with, you can grab one of your old aprons and drew out a pattern onto a piece of poster board and cut it out.

2. Once my pattern was cut out, fold on piece of fabric in half and pinned your pattern to it. Be sure to align the folded side of the fabric to the long end of the pattern, that way when you cut it out you have a full apron piece. Repeat this process with the second fabric.

3. Using the scraps of fabric, cut out 2 strips of fabric for the neck ties and another 2 pieces for the back ties. Fold each strip of fabric in half so that the printed sides are facing each other and ironed them flat.

4. Finally get to sewing! Start with sewing the straps along the long end and one short end. Once all of the straps are sewn, turn them right side out and iron them flat again.

5. After the straps are ready, Place the two main pieces of fabric together, good side facing in. Then place the straps in between the main fabric and pin everything into place. Also pin the straps into place so they didn't end up getting sewn somewhere they were not suppose to be.

6. Sew around the entire apron with the exception of the bottom hem so that it can be easily turned right side out.

7. Once sewing is completed, turn the apron right side out and than fold the bottom hem in and sew it shut.

Finished! I think you will be pretty proud of your own custom apron!

DIY Handwritten Plates

DIY handwritten plates - a funny diy project. Write down the texts as you like on the plates. It is interesting! Also, it is a good way to kill your time.

DIY Graphic Print Hoodies

Are you still thinking about which hoodie do you like to buy among so many sdorable hoodies? Unfortunately you bank account won't allow you to purchase every one of them. So why don't you make your own graphic print hoodies? These personalized hoodies are quite easy to make and also very cheap.

Custom Unique Dog Tag From Snapmade

Pet identification tags containing your phone number and address can mean a safe return home for a lost pet. Pet professionals across the globe cannot stress the importance of pet ID tags enough. Sometimes, we can see dogs finding their way into the shelter without identification, and no way to find out who they belong to. It's a sad, unnecessary potential problem in a dog's life that can be easily prevented.

Simple DIY Project: DIY Candle Holders

Today I would like to share the diy candle holders project with you. Now, here we go:

Materials:

- Whittling block
- white craft paint
- paint brush
- dot stickers and a 7/8″
- drill bit

Instructions:

1. Drill hole. Mark the center of one end of the whittling block. Using the drill bit, make a hole in the wood, about 1″deep.

2. Mask. With the dot stickers, create a pattern where you want the wood to remain showing. Go around the whittling block, overlapping the circles slightly. Press the stickers firmly once in place.

3. Paint. Going over the dots, paint the whittling block. Paint only one end of the whittling block and left the bottom bare. To ensure full coverage, paint 2-3 coats and allow to dry completely.

4. Peel. Once the paint is dry, gently peel off the stickers to reveal your design.

These personalized candle holders you have created are simple and it is perfect for outdoor tables.

Cutest DIY Doormat On the Block

If you want to keep your house clean, then the doormat is always needed. If you have spare time, you can try to make a personalized doormat by yourself. Now let's get started!

Materials:

- Basic doormat
- Spray paint in your choice color
- Marker
- Paper bag
- Scissors
- Tape
- Measuring tape

Instructions:

1. Create a Heart Stencil
Cut your brown paper bag so that it lies flat. Then draw on a half heart. Cut along your line and discard the center.

2. Take Measurements
Take a few simple measurements to make sure your heart stencil falls smack dab in the center of your doormat.Measure the length and width of your mat, and then divide those numbers in half. The center of your heart should fall right in the intersection of those two numbers.

3. Tape Down and Spray Away
Tape down your paper bag. Tap on the outside, and then create pieces of rolled tape to place on the underside of the bag. This helps achieve a more crisp line. Before you start spray painting, it's also a good idea to cover any exposed edges of the doormat with scrap paper. Finally, follow the instructions on your spray paint and go to town.

Wait for the spray paint to dry, remove the paper and place in front of your door. Pretty sweet, isn't it?

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Nail polish
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Making Marble Magnets

Making marble magnets are quite fun, smooshing the glue out to make a perfect little magnified image is very satisfying. Now let's make the personalized magnets together.

Materials:
- silicon glue
- magnets
- clear flat glass marbles
- silicon sealer
- pictures (cut out from the magazines)
- toothpick

Making a Custom Photo Candle Holder

It is not difficult to make the custom photo candle holder. The first thing you need to do is to choose a favorite photo that you want to stick to the candle holder. Then follow the following steps.

Supplies:

- your chosen image printed on regular printing paper
- clear tape
- scissors
- a clear glass candle holder or small vase
- measuring tape
- Mod Podge
- foam brush
- any embellishments you like
- newspaper to protect your work surface

Instructions:

1. Measure the circumference and height of your candle holder. You want to make sure your image overlaps a little going around the candle holder, so add about 1/4 inch to the length.
For the height, subtract 1/8 inch from the top and bottom so you don’t have to worry about folding it over the glass (1/8 inch x 2 = 1/4 inch total). So all in all, you will add 1/4 inch to the length and subtract 1/4 inch from the height of your candle holder. This will be the final measurements for the size of your document in your imaging program.

2. Print the image on regular printing paper and cut it out with scissors.

3. Place a small amount of clear tape to one edge to get the image lined up well.

4. Put down some newspaper to protect your surface, if needed. Then unrolling it backwards, start adding some Mod Podge to the back while slowly wrapping it around.

5. Once the backing is glued, cover the front. Place your hand inside to hold it up while brushing a good coat of the Mod Podge over the entire surface. Make sure you get the edges well covered so they don’t curl back.

6. Let it dry and then add any embellishments you like.

That is how you make the personalized candle holder. You will be happy to see your favorite photo lit up as it brings back good memories.

DIY Six-Pocket Bag

Today I want to share a diy project with you. That is diy six-pocket bag.

Materials:

- 1/4 yard blue print (straps)
- 2/3 yard blue-and-green print (pockets)
- 2 10-1/4-x-14-1/4-inch rectangles thin, firm batting
- 1 yard green print (lining)

Instructions:

1. Finished bag.
A. 8 x 10 x 4 inches
B. Quantities are for 44/45-inch-wide, 100% cotton fabrics.
C. Measurements include 1/4-inch seam allowances.
D. Sew with right sides together unless otherwise stated.

2. Assemble Straps
A. Fold a blue print 4-x-34-1/2-inch strip in half lengthwise with wrong side inside; press.
B. Open and fold long edges into center; press. Refold in half and press. Topstitch 1/8 inch from outer edges to make a strap.
C. Repeat steps 1 and 2 to make a second strap.

3. Assemble Bag Units
A. Fold one blue-and-green print 14-1/2-x-16-1/2-inch rectangle in half lengthwise with wrong side inside to make an 8-1/4-x-14-1/2-inch pocket rectangle; press. Repeat with remaining blue-and-green print rectangle to make a second pocket rectangle.
B. Referring to Diagram 2, with right sides together, layer a green print 14-1/2-x-20-1/2-inch lining rectangle and a pocket rectangle. Place a 10-1/4-x-14-1/2-inch batting rectangle under the layered pieces; pin all layers together.
C. Referring to Diagram 2, pin ends of a strap to the bottom edge of layered pieces, leaving 4 inches between strap edges.
D. Place a pin on each side of strap 10 1/4 inches from bottom edge. Beginning at bottom edge of layered pieces, topstitch one side of strap up to the pin marking 10 1/4 inches; remove pin, sew across strap, and topstitch back down to bottom edge. Repeat with remaining side of strap to complete one bag unit.
E. Repeat steps 2 through 4 to make a second bag unit.
F. Layer bag units' with right sides together; pin. Pin loose portion of straps in place to prevent catching them in stitching. Join units around all edges, leaving a 5-inch opening at top center for turning (Diagram 3). Press seams open. G. To shape flat bottom for bag, at one corner match bottom seam line to side seam line, creating a flattened triangle (Diagram 4). Measuring 2 inches from point of triangle, draw a 4-inch-long line across triangle. Sew on drawn line. Trim excess fabric. Repeat with remaining bottom corner of bag, and both corners of green print lining.
H. Turn bag right side out through opening and finger-press seams. Slip-stitch lining opening closed. Insert lining into bag.

All done. This is how you make the six-pocket bag. You can take this personalized bag with you when you go out.

DIY Canvas Drop Cloth Pillow Case

This painted canvas drop cloth pillow case is so cute and so easy to make.You can paint your own design on the pillow cover to celebrate any holiday or to match any decor. After creating this pillow, you may find yourself totally hooked on canvas drop cloth projects! Just follow the instructions for your own no-sew drop cloth pillow case.

DIY Baby Bibs

The baby bibs can prevent your baby's clothes from dirty. And you can make the baby bibs by yourself. I think it should be very meaningful for you to make the baby bib for your baby.