Get One Step Closer To Being An Adult With This DIY Mug Bar

Upgrade your kitchen space with a hanging mug bar.

Upgrade your kitchen space with a hanging mug bar.

What you need:

*4”/10.8cm wide pine boards:
(A) 20 inch x1
(B) 18 inch x2
© 13 inch x2
*Wood screws
*Drill
*Drill bits
*Hanger hooks
*Spray paint
*Paint







Instructions:

Using the longer wood screws, drill together the two © boards to the sides of the (B) boards. Screw the (A) board on top.

In a well ventilated area, spray paint the inside of the structure gold.

Paint the outside a color of your choice.

Mark out where you want the hooks to go. Drill the pilot holes in first. Then, using the shorter screw, drill the hooks into the back (B) boards.

Screw into the wall.

COMPLETE!

Get One Step Closer To Being An Adult With This DIY Mug Bar

Get Your Life Together And Make This Easy Triangle Organizer

Make a space for all your desk supplies by transforming cardboard into an organizer.

What you need:

*Recycled cardboard
*Duct tape
*Hot glue gun
*Washi tape



Instructions:

Start off by cutting the cardboard into 12 in (30.5 cm) by 4 in (10cm) rectangle pieces.

Cut out 16 pieces to create a triangle organizer. Along the 12 in side of your rectangle, make a fold along the 4 in and 8 in mark.

Fold the pieces inward to create an equilateral triangle. Use a 14 in (35.5) piece of duct tape to assemble your triangle. As an optional step, use wash tape to create additional designs.

Align the 12 in side of your rectangle to the 14 in piece of tape, having 2 in of tape stick out on one side of your cardboard.

Make a small cut at the 2 in mark. Fold the duct tape in. Fold the pieces inward to form your triangle, use the extra 2in section of tape to hold your triangle together.

Attach an additional piece of tape to the opposite end of your triangle to hold it in place. Repeat on the same process on the remaining pieces of cardboard.

Use hot glue to attach the triangles together to create your desk organizer.

Get Your Life Together And Make This Easy Triangle Organizer

You Need This DIY Flat Iron Holder In Your Life

Take your straightener anywhere at anytime without risking melting anything in its path.

What you need:

*One pot holder
* Hot glue gun + glue stick
* Adhesive hook (optional)
Instructions:




Instructions:

1. Flip the pot holder so it’s pocket-side down.
2. Add glue halfway along the bottom edge; fold in one side and press until secure.
3. Add glue along the rest of the bottom edge and up the side of the pot holder. Fold in the other side to make a tube; press and hold until secure.
4. To use, insert flat iron or curling iron into the holder. Use the pocket to hold clips, pins or hair ties. Hang on the side of the sink using an adhesive hook, if desired.

You Need This DIY Flat Iron Holder In Your Life

DIY Mason Jar Wine Goblets

SUPPLIES:
- Super glue
- Glass candlesticks
- Mason jars
- Tape
- Hole punch (optional)



INSTRUCTIONS:
Squeeze super glue around the rim of a candlestick. Place a mason jar on top; tape to secure and let dry overnight. For optional lids, use a hole punch to punch a hole in the lid of the mason jar. Screw onto the goblets and insert straw.
Enjoy It!

DIY Mason Jar Wine Goblets

Upcycle Your Used Cereal Boxes By Turning Them Into A Letter Sorter

What you need:

*3 Cereal Boxes
*Box Cutter
*Ruler
*Marker
*Tape
*Colorful paper (for decorating)



Instructions:

1. Line the 3 boxes up one in front of the other
2. On the side of the boxes, make a mark 9 inches from the bottom of the last box and 5 inches from the bottom of the first box. Do this on both sides of the box.
3. On each side, connect the 9 inch mark to the 5 inch mark, drawing a diagonal line across the sides of all 3 boxes.
4. Take away the first box and draw a line across the front of the box that connects the lower ends of the diagonal line you have already drawn on the side. On the back of the box, connect the higher ends of the diagonal line. Do this for all 3 boxes.
5. Cut all boxes along the lines you have drawn and remove the tops.
6. Line up all 3 boxes again, and tape them together.
7. Decorate however you like!

Upcycle Your Used Cereal Boxes By Turning Them Into A Letter Sorter

Get Ready To Cry From Cuteness Over These DIY Cat Planters

What you need:

*Empty Clear Plastic Bottle
*Spray Paint
*Paint Markers
*Gravel
*Potting Soil
*Succulents




Instructions:

Start off by drawing cat ears on an empty clear plastic bottle. Align the ears to two of the bottom nubs of the bottle to create the “feet”. Carefully cut out the outline of your planter. Lightly spray the inside of your planter followed by a second coat of a different color paint to create different colored tones for your cat. Wait for the paint to dry. Using paint markers draw on your cat’s face. Add gravel, followed by potting soil. Place your plant or your succulent into you planter. Pat the soil down and water lightly.

Get Ready To Cry From Cuteness Over These DIY Cat Planters

Transform An Empty Shampoo Bottle Into A DIY Phone-Charging Cradle

What you need:
* A large, empty lotion / shampoo bottle
* An x-acto knife
* Scissors
* Spray paint of your choice
* Clear acrylic finish coat
* Phone charger
* Phone



Instructions:Choose an empty plastic bottle That is big enough to fit your phone. Measure the bottle Against the phone, and will mark Where You make the cut. (The plastic rim Should come up to just under the top of the phone.)
The front side the cut will be straight across, and on the back, leave a two inch-wide tab of plastic That comes up acerca 5 inches.
Trace the basis of your phone charger onto the tab, and cut it Out with an x-acto knife. Sand off any rough edges IF NECESSARY.
Spray paint the container With your choice of paint. Let dry. The paint will scrape off very Easily at this stage, so you can get artistic and scratch in a design, or in stencil lettering!
When you are satisfied, spray The entire container With clear acrylic fixative. Let dry.
When using your charging cradle, make sure the phone cord and are tucked into the container, then a basis insert the cord into the hole tab.
Do not let the plastic touch the prongs When you plug it in! Just let the plastic rest on top of the cord base.
Enjoy your phone charging in the safety of a cradle!

Transform An Empty Shampoo Bottle Into A DIY Phone-Charging Cradle