Craft & Create

Bathroom renovations can be costly endeavors that cost far more than what seems reasonable. Fortunately, with some DIY upgrades, you can have your bathroom looking fresh and unique, all without emptying your wallet. Here are some budget-friendly DIY makeovers for your bathroom. Mirror Frames Mirror frames can be hugely overpriced depending on the design, but if you're looking for your unique frame that won't cost much, look at using scrap wood to build your own. It only requires the most basic woodworking knowledge and you can add a coat of paint to make it any color you'd like. Countertops Countertops can get worn and scratched over years of use, if you have a countertop like this, then replacing it

Embarking on a DIY project is both a thrilling and daunting experience. The excitement of doing something yourself is almost immediately followed by feelings of worry over potential mistakes, stress about how long it will take, and a sense of being completely overwhelmed by being stuck with a gigantic task. However, if you're properly prepared and equipped with a game plan, you can get through your DIY projects with more confidence and efficiency, helping to reduce those nasty feelings of stress and overwhelm and making your DIY experience more enjoyable. Here are ten tips to get you ready like a pro. 1. Define Project Objectives Before starting any DIY project, it is important to define your objectives.

Adding a bird feeder is one of the best ways to get chirping birds in your garden. They are easy to make and attract all kinds of wildlife to your garden without trying too hard. 1. Log Suet Bird Feeder This is a great way to keep the rustic feel of your garden and still attract a few flying friends. Find a piece of wood sturdy enough to drill into but not too heavy. Drill 1.5-inch holes in the wood and fill them with homemade suet (made from rendered fat, birdseed, and oats). Attach a chain for hanging and add a small perch for birds to land on. 2. Pine Cone Bird Feeder This is a simple bird feeder

Garages can be functional spaces for more than just your vehicle. Many households have an empty garage that could be transformed into a wonderful storage unit or workshop with just a few DIY projects. Wall-Mounted Shelves What do all the garages have in common? Three solid walls that are normally underutilized. Wall-mounted shelves are a great and affordable way to make use of vertical space without cluttering floor space. These shelves should be completed in one day and cost only around $50. Workbench A workbench that can be moved around is perfect for people who need a place to do projects but don't always have the space to have one. A simple one can be made with basic carpentry