This test tube chandelier is so rad and can be interpreted in a million ways. How would you spin it? Designed by The Maria S.C. lamp, designed by Pani Jurek, found on Design Milk.
This penny desk tutorial from Jen at EPBOT certainly takes mosaic-making to a whole new level! And, while I'm definitely not suggesting that you take legal currency out of circulation to make your own, it might not be too hard to get your hands on some novelty coins or currencies that no longer exist.
[Via Decor Hacks]
The Violet Hours featured a really lovely vintage book planter that would be really fun to create for your home.
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You know how catching a glimpse of someone's crafting space while flipping through their blog can completely stop you in your tracks? That's exactly what happened to me when I saw this wine box sewing room decor from Desirée at The 36th Avenue. I want the walls of my studio to look like THAT!
You can head over to her blog to see the full how-to. Plus, if you're not a stencil-making expert, you can also check out her shop to pick up a pack of the same stencils that she used in her project.
[Via Today's Creative Blog]
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With two crafty daughters, my house is always stocked with a bucket's worth of Perler (or Hama) beads, and I've always thought it would be fun to veer from the pegboards they come with and string them into something beautiful. Well now I've found just the project. Kate from Mini-Eco has been weaving them into candle holders, and offers us tips, a design, and a link to a peyote stitch weaving tutorial by Silverhill Design so that we can make our own.
Loving this modern rustic DIY house number from the Newport Beach Anthropologie that I just saw over on Ruthi Auda.
