Do you like to craft? Do you want to learn to craft? Do you want to or already consider yourself crafty? Do you love Pinterest? Are you lazy? If you said yes to any of those questions then congratulations this article might interest you. I think a small part of all of us wants to have some talent in crafting. We all want to create something clever and handy out of stuff around our house. And yet sometimes looking for a project on pinterest can get a little daunting. To save you from the time-sucker that is pinterest I present a carefully curated selection of nifty DIY projects. And don't worry I organized them by skill level so that us beginners don't have to be intimated by the ideas fit for master crafters.
Beginner
1. Magazine Holder
Tip: Eat the cereal first.
2. Cherry Blossom Wall Art
Pro Tip: Don't try and paint this with your fingers.
3. Personalized Mug
Pro Tip: Don't use white marker on white mug.
4. Body Scrub
Pro Tip: Do not try and eat this.
5. Drip Paint Flower Pot
Pro Tip: Do not water flowers with paint.
Intermediate
1. Beaded Suncatcher
Pro Tip: Don't spend all your money on beads at the craft store.
2. Bird Feeder
Pro Tip: Use actual bird seed and not just left over trail mix.
3. Home State Wall Art
Pro Tip: Make sure you keep ice on hand for your various hammer injuries.
4. Glitter Bowl
Pro Tip: Do not eat out of.
5. Patriotic Wreath
Pro Tip: Do not use clothes pins that are already being used to hand clothes.
Advanced
1. Patio Table
Pro Tip: Do not play around with wood saw.
2. Oil Lamp
Pro Tip: Check for working smoke detectors in house first and purchase fire extinguisher.
3. Wood Photo
Pro Tip: Do not use wood from a sacred or important tree.
4. Fire Pit
Pro Tip: Eat entire bag of marshmallows first.
5. Wall Shelf
Pro Tip: Do not use soft cover books.
As long as you follow all my pro-tips and follow your creative soul I promise each and everyone of you can become master crafters and maybe one day open your own Etsy store. Follow each pictures link to its pinterest page for more instructions. And perhaps even pin this article to your crafting boards so you don't loose my amazing tips.
