Cheeky DIYs for a Rainy Weekend
While we may be enjoying this short re-emergence of summer, it never hurts to have a few DIY projects lined up for when the sun turns to clouds and the rain and cold start making their presence known. Here are a few projects I recommend for those rainy days.
How to Make a Pinwheel
Although most people associate pinwheels with summer, for me, they’re the quintessential autumn accessory! Check this lovely DIY to make your own.
Make Your Own Oilcloth
Oilcloth is expensive to buy, but did you know, you can put it together for next to nothing? Check this excellent DIY for making your own oilcloth, which can used in your own craft endeavours!
Designer. Icon. Legend. Just a few labels for Oscar de la Renta, the man behind the label. Get inspired by a recent piece from his SS12 collection. It’s tassel time! To create, you just need a black tank top, tassels, needle and thread, and a pair of scissors. Simples!
Make a Film Candle Holder in Three Easy Steps
I’m a big Photojojo fan and was given this book for Christmas. It’s so wonderful. In this simple DIY, Photojojo show you how to use old negatives to make pretty candle holders.
Summer Bracelets DIY
I squealed a bit when I saw this DIY, as we used to make these when I was in my early teens at school. I had completely forgotten about them, but they’re simple, quick, and very effective. You should also check out some of the other great tutorials on the Between the Lines blog: the polar fleece poncho, colourful wire coat hanger and recycled shirt bag tutorial are some of my faves.
How to Make a DIY Felt Owl Brooch
Laura Howard, otherwise known as Lupin, runs this amazing Etsy store, and is a craftster extraordinaire who makes the most lovely things from felt you’ve ever seen. Her blog Bugs and Fishes goes through some of the processes in her work and provides some excellent tutorials. I love this one for making a DIY felt owl brooch. It’s super simple and looks amazing.
DIY Striped T-Shirt in Three Easy Steps
If you’re after some fresh looks for your tees, then check out this simple tutorial. All you need is some outdoor space, a spray bottle, duct tape and some bleach. Simples!
What are you favourite DIY projects when it’s a rainy day? We also love new ideas to keep us entertained!
Photography by Savannah, Rachel, PS I Made This, Photojojo, Between the Lines, Bugs and Fishes, and Fated Snowfox
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