Broomstick Lace Bracelet

If you want to have a trendy and unique piece of accessory, but don't want to spend all of your savings on it, then there are a lot of great alternatives. The most convenient and creative one is to make the accessory yourself, as handmade things won't ever go out of style. So this next item that you will learn to make today is called a broomstick lace bracelet and to make it, you will need to follow the steps below. Broomstick lace stitch can seem a bit complicated at first, but after the first 5-10 rows it will be much easier.


 Let's start with the supplies:

·         smooth yarn such as bamboo cotton (any color you like);
·         one 4 mm hook;
·         one 15 mm crochet stitch;
·         three buttons;

Check all instructions in the link below...

CultOfCrochet – Broomstick Lace Bracelet

Modern and Minimalistic Planter


If you like plants and have a lot in your, but you still didn't find the perfect planter for them, you can chill as the search is over. This next tutorial will teach you how to make your own handcrafted planter that is both very modern and minimalistic looking and simple to make. Your plants will no longer just lie around in your home, as they will become a part of the interior decoration. For this craft projects you will need:

·         cardboard;
·         scissors;
·         measuring tape;
·         contact paper (copper colored);
·         plants;
·         knife;
·         glue;

Take your plant and measure the diameter of the pot and the height of it. If it doesn't have a pot, simply measure the plastic container in which it is placed. Then mark the measurements on the piece of cardboard and cut out the shape of the planter. Place the cardboard on the contact paper to see what size you need to cut it, in order to cover it nicely. Mark the sides of the planter, by slightly tracing the sides with a knife. Take off the paper back of the contact paper and place the cardboard on it. Cover the cardboard with the contact paper and fold the ends of it as if you were wrapping a gift. Secure to ends and then fold the cardboard in order to get the shape of your planter. Join the two ends and add a bit of glue to keep them together. Place your plant inside and your new geometric planter is done. Looks really cool and stylish!



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Eggshell Candle Centerpiece


Decorate your room with this creative table centerpiece. For this year's Easter festivities, improve the interior design of your dining room with this fun craft project. Here is what you will need in order to pull up this DIY Eggshell Candle Centerpiece:

·         a bunch of eggshells;
·         as many Tealight candles as eggshells;
·         an egg holder;
·         food coloring you want;
·         a couple tablespoons of vinegar;

Make sure the eggshells have the opening as wide as the candles, because they will have to fit inside. Clean and maybe wash them with care before applying the desired color. Remove the membrane as well from the egg as well. Take a bowl of warm water and combine with vinegar and the food coloring of your choice. Then dip the shell in this mix for 5 to 10 minutes and place it away to dry. Repeat the process with every eggshell and color. Finally, position the candle in each and lit it up. They look great!


Easy Recipe For Making Candy Apples

Classic desserts never get old; that's why they call it classics! Today, we suggest a great and easy recipe for making Candy Apples. But not just any candy apples, but the kind you will definitely want to enjoy with a fork and knife.

Here is our version of Creative Candy Apples and what do you need in order to achieve the same result:
·         six apples;
·         half a dozen of skewers;
·         pot;
·         pastry brush;
·         bowl for water and bowl for topping;
·         a candy thermometer;
·         baking sheet;
·         half a cup of light corn syrup;
·         a couple of cups of sugar;
·         three quarters of a cup of water;
·         toppings like toffee, chocolate chips, jelly bears, candy corn;
·         (optional) food coloring of your choice;



First, make sure your toppings are shredded into small bits so they will adhere to the apples nicely. Pout each into a bowl and continue towards the next step. Apples should be speared by skewers in the top part, where you'll usually find small leaves. Then, move onto cooking the syrup with sugar and about a cup of water. This will require medium to high heat and you stirring it until the sugar is dissolved. Afterward you can bring it to a boil. Take the bowl with (warm) water and the pastry brush soaked in it, because you aren't supposed to stir in the pot anymore, but are advised to brush the sides of the pot in order to stop the forming of crystals. To get a soft candy mixture, simmer it until the temperature hits 290 degrees Fahrenheit.

Now, take your apples by the skewers and dip them, one at a time, completely into the candy. You could swirl your apples in the tilted pot to make sure they are fully coated. Next, it's entirely up to you what toppings you would like on your teeth-soaring apples. Dip each apple in a bowl you prepared earlier. If there is any space left on a certain apple after you dipped once, move onto another bowl of toppings and repeat the step. Feel free to combine them in any way you think they might be more delicious or look better. When done, place all apples on a baking sheet and transfer into the fridge. Bon appetite!

Cozy Studio With Ingenious Storage Solutions In Manhattan


This is an example of an amazing Manhattan studio by Jordan Parnass Digital Architecture, designed on ​​only 500 sq ft. This small apartment has a modern and natural look. The studio has many storage spaces, as the stairs or the kitchen furniture .The kitchen, bedroom and the other wooden accents with straight lines transform an ordinary space into a bright and functional space.  The 5 units of storage in the staircase is an example of preserving space and combining it with functionality. The same can be said with the reflecting panel wall opposite the couch. The feeling of space is also accentuated by the clever use of little details, like a mirror between the only couple of windows in the loft, or the minimalistic décor. Take a closer look at the images, surely you will find something that will inspire you.











Cute Hello Kitty House


Is Hello Kitty your favorite character? Do you like all kind of stuff with Hello Kitty? We found this amazing house that was built in Shanghai, China. Pink is the mostly used color in the house. You can see from the pictures that walls, carpets and sofas are also pink or have the shape of the beloved brand. The “Hello Kitty House” is a tourist attraction for all visitors. It’s not only that the bed or pillows and coasters have the Hello Kitty touch to them; it’s the approach of the designers. The whole concept doesn’t yell out kitsch. Choosing to use the brand in an indirect, suggestive manner instead of overwhelming the inhabitant with Hello Kitty eyes everywhere, the room is something which kids and teenagers alike want. Doesn’t it look great?







Tiny Floating Home


This small floating boathouse, was turned Karen Jenkins and her husband into a nice and cozy home, a place where a family of five enjoys full comfort. The house is almost 50 years old, and when they found it, it was in a bad shape. They bought it, and started searching for ideas of how to design this 220 square feet interior. One of the most challenging things was that the size of a boathouse is restricted to only one-story and they could not use up any more lake space. So after a thorough search, the family decided to make a loft out of the house, to make it look bigger. In order to make the house look like it has a lot of space they installed window dormers so they went up four feet and put in some windows. They also used the 4 foot porch. Some of the studs were damaged by water and thus they had to replace it and had to redo the pluming and electricity. Water and electricity are supplied by the marina and the family chose to use an incinerator toilet. This house is a great example of how to make a tiny space look both big and cozy. It is ideal for a family and also takes you closer to nature.