31 Insanely Easy And Clever Diy Projects

What I've learn from you guys has gone into the masks we designed for the Masks of Love project in my hometown. Tie ends of elastic into loops and fit mask to your head by tucking loops behind ears. It should fit snugly but not pull on your ears. If desired, you can make the elastic go around the back of the head. Feed each end of the 16" length through the sleeves in a U shape. Tie together and fit mask. Adjust knot as needed for snug fit.
Sorry a couple of the pics uploaded sideways lol. How big it is depends on what size mask you made and any variations in the seam allowances etc. Using a piece of tulisan cut the basic shape and try it inside your mask until you get it to tenteram smoothly. Cover all of the area that you will breathe through, pakai a little more.

I feel responsible for the death of a lot of trees. And once the kids have made their mark, into the recycling it goes.
Easy to create and personalize with your favorite photos, this MOM art print can be saved for generations to come and looks stunning on a wall full of sweet family photos. If you have a family member that loves to garden, this garden stone is a wonderful keepsake and display. Simply personalize it with a name and wrap it up in a festive bow. It’ll make their garden look sunny and bright no matter what the weather is outside.
It doesn't need to go all the way under your chin or out to the edge of your cheeks since those areas are pressed flat against your face by the mask. Once you have the right shape, trace it onto thicker paper and cut out. Using a box cutter or knife, carefully cut the cardboard frame off the filter.
Pin pattern to folded fabrics and cut two A and two B. Transfer the 2 dots from pattern onto the two A pieces on wrong side of fabric. Pencil a line between them lightly on each piece. The research shows 100% cotton having some effectiveness. Cotton/polyester blends may have additional properties of repelling water, making them better barriers to keep droplets from soaking through outer layers.
(Using my stealthy hiding skills of course. Once they see it in the recycling bin, it’s ten times harder to convince them to let me throw it out. ). These DIY whiteboards are ridiculously easy. ” You can make two or three or even more of them in less than five minutes. And best of all, it couldn’t possibly be any cheaper! I bought my frames from the dollar store, and I already had the fancy paper at home, so each whiteboard cost less than $5 when you include the dry erase markers.
Make your own emoji ornaments with the same ones you might send in a text, whether that’s the angel emoji or the one with the big, sneaky grin on its face. Or, if you’re looking for a way to put this year’s Christmas photo to use, consider making personalized family Christmas ornaments. If you are running out of ideas for your brother, boyfriend, boss or friend, a personalized pilsner glass is the way to go. Not only will it keep their beer chilled but it will remind them of how cool you think they are. There’s nothing that says MOM like a beautifully framed image of her children.
These would be perfect to gift along with a personalized holiday card for your loved one. Go green this holiday season with air plants tucked in small wood pots. Ideal for window ledges, bookshelves and office desks, air plants make for bright and uplifting decor.
Sorry, I did not get any pictures of this part. Since creating this tutorial and getting featured in Forbes Magazine (Thank you TJ McCue! ), it has gotten a crazy number of views, comments and questions. I appreciate all the tips and clarifications you all have brought in. That's what is awesome about instructables and the worldwide community of makers.