For those of you who have wanted to make a bar for your home, there IS a great way to do this by converting old IKEA dressers into a bar instead of spending hundreds of dollars on actual bar furniture.
Here’s a video showing you some of the steps required for the DIY bar:
We always support recycling here at Bedzine so don’t go throwing out your wood scraps yet. Instead make a Scrap Table and all you would need is salvaged wood, : five threaded rods, about four bucks each; nuts, washers, and screws; a gallon or so of wood glue; sandpaper; and polyurethane.
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Face the winter chill by making personilized bean bag warmers which are are a great alternative to heating pads.They can be used over and over, heat up quickly in the microwave, and there’s no wires or plugs to fuss with.
You will need – fabric, sewing supplies, pinto beans or rice
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Enjoy outdoor lunches with a lot of panache by eating on a rustic outdoor table. You don’t need to purchase something like this as you can make it at your own backyard.
The materials required for a table were conveni
Halloween may be long gone but you can still have spooky fun. Float some candles in the air and create the perfect eerie atmosphere.
“The key here is to find the center of gravity of your candle so that you know where you can hang it from. Here I’m holding the candle between two fingers to see if it settles correctly You can also try balancing it on a finger. Now make a mark just slightly above this point. I’m doing this test on a new candle, but I’d recommend letting the candle burn until the flame “settles” inside the candle before doing this
All you techies out there who love tinkering with gadgets should read this DIY. Now you can make a cool modified USB Flash Drive Rubiks Cube and exercise your brain wherever, whenever. See the video for all the details.
Make an iPhone Alarm Stand that has been inspired from a Kensington stand. The idea is to have the iPhone not lying down when charging or using as an alarm.
Things You Need:
For this you will need the / a charging cable like the one that came with the iPhone. Some graph paper pencil accurate way of cutting acrylic, saw Glue stick scissors sandpaper Some scrap acrylic or wood or anything similar.
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Get into the Halloween spirit and make some funky cool Halloween lamps at home. The key to the project is that the lights are low voltage, low amperage, do not get hot and are easy to handle.
Here is what you would need: “Most of the tools and supplies are shown in this step. Orange paper, black cardstock, acrylic paints, cutting tools, straight edge, etc. And of course the lights. These are regular Christmas tree lights, found in any dept. or craft store.”
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We simply love the Tooth Fairy Pillow as it pays homage to a myth we all have grown up with. You can easily made the pillow at home and this makes a great gift for (or with) a loose-toothed child.
Supplies and Cutting Fabric You will need: 2 – 8″ x 8″ square pieces of fabric (Note: it’s really cute if you use two contrasting patterns) 1 – 4″ x 4″ piece of colored felt (to use as pocket) 1 – small piece of white felt cut in the shape of a tooth (approximately 3″ tall by 2.5″ wide) 10-12″ piece of ribbon to use as hange
Don’t be fooled by this innocuous looking contraception. As the KipKay may just be the loudest alarm clock on the block or the world ! Don’t believe us? Then check out the video below for how ear splitting it really is!
