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Pom Poms Through a Tube: Keep toddlers busy with these hands-on activities. (via Teaching Mama)

2 Sugar Writing Tray

Sugar Writing Tray (via Hello Bee)

3 Marble Bowling Game

Marble Bowling Game: DIY Marble Bowling with Pencil Eraser Pins Last spring, we sold our home and moved into a larger home, which we actually purchased from friends. Their kids are older than ours, and so as they cleaned out items and packed, they ended up leaving behind a few things for the boys, including the game room…Read More (via Frugal Fun for Boys)

4 Balloon Rockets

Balloon Rockets: Make balloon rockets to learn about air pressure, action & reaction, and more. Simple science fun for kids. (via Discover Explore Learn)

5 Fun Water Games for Kids

Fun Water Games for Kids (via Mamas Like Me)

6 Exploding Sidewalk Chalk

Exploding Sidewalk Chalk (via Growing a Jeweled Rose)

7 Make Your Own Homemade Sprinkler

Make Your Own Homemade Sprinkler (via Activities for Children and Teens)

8 Cardboard Slide

Cardboard Slide (via The Contemplative Creative)

9 Sticky Spider Web

Sticky Spider Web: Spider webs are common to Halloween, but this sticky spider web activity can be played all year long. It’s a fun challenge to get kids moving! (via hands: on as we grow)

10 Painting on Wet Glue

Painting on Wet Glue (via Housing a Forest)

11 Extracting DNA from Strawberries

Extracting DNA from Strawberries: A super fun experiment we found on KidScienceApp is extracting DNA from strawberries. DNA is the blueprint for all organisms. It can be found in the nucleus (via The Homeschool Scientist)

12 Alien Bubbles

Alien Bubbles: We took dry ice and made bubbles. It was super easy all you need is Dry Ice, an empty container with a tight fitting lid, a tube, a funnel, duct tape, bubble solution and a container to put it in. And you can make these amazing bubbles You just put the funnel in the bubble (via Familylicious)

13 Sponge Tower Jenga

Sponge Tower Jenga (via What do you do all day?)

14 Throwing Tarp

Throwing Tarp (via Guru to The Outdoors)

15 Bubble Wrap Stomp Painting

Bubble Wrap Stomp Painting: In my home, I have a closet of kids art and activity supplies, and when I am looking for ideas, I sometimes just go and look inside and see what inspires me. Today, I noticed some easel paper and bubble wrap. We have had lots of fun…Read More (via Mess for Less)

16 Sandpaper Printed T-Shirt

Sandpaper Printed T-Shirt: This is a super simple sandpaper printing technique that will keep your kids busy crafting and make one cute shirt. (via Alpha Mom)

17 Shape Sorter

Shape Sorter: I love these soft 3-D shapes from Michaels. I knew these would be perfect to share for this weeks Toddler activity! There are two shapes (cubes and cylinders) and were only $1 per bag. I bought 3 bags with 50 in each bag. The kids love playing with them because they are soft and a (via Teaching Mama)

18 Balloon Ping Pong

Balloon Ping Pong (via Keeping It Simple)

19 The Popcorn Olympics

The Popcorn Olympics: The Popcorn Olympics is such a fun activity for kids! My kids had a blast playing the different games and it was so simple and quick to put together! (via Or so she says…)

20 Soap Clouds

Soap Clouds (via Our Best Bites)

21 Escape the Volcano Shape Game

Escape the Volcano Shape Game (via Toddler Approved!)

22 Fun Out of Yarn: Laser Security System

Fun Out of Yarn: Laser Security System: This is an awesome and inexpensive idea for some kid fun! The article describes taping the yarn to either side, but I think that would be too weak and time consuming. Just take red yarn and wrap it through and around everything you can find at different heights! This could be an awesome indoor fun [] (via Ellis Benus)

23 Bubble Recipe

Bubble Recipe: Well, we are slowly gearing up to Summer.. and thought it was about time we had a go at making and testing some Bubble Recipes. The kids love love love blowing bubbles. And invariably some of the bubble mixture always lands on the floor to much tears and commotion. I thought it was about time (via Red Ted Art)

24 Paper Plate Frisbees

Paper Plate Frisbees: Summer is here and the kids are outside more and more. Whether its summer camp, playing in the park or just hanging out in the neighborhood, outdoors is where its at! This is a fun project that can be made (outside if you want to!) easily and with little supervision. When done, have fun tossing Read More (via Crafts by Amanda)

25 Rainbow Bubble Snakes

Rainbow Bubble Snakes (via Housing a Forest)

26 Water Marbles

Water Marbles (via Just Another Day in Paradise)

27 Tape off a track on the floor for car play

Tape off a track on the floor for car play (via Play At Home Mom)

28 Backyard Game Board

Backyard Game Board: Summer is around the corner and fun kid activities and boredom busters come always handy! Today I’m bringing back one of our favorite family activities. This backyard board game is so much fun and kids of all ages love it! Ready to see it? Here we go! Among all of the hundreds of things that I… (via The 36th Avenue)

29 Camp-In

Camp-In: We have a child-sized tent (purchased at Wal-Mart a couple of years ago) and I made a play campfire for my children to add a little more excitement to the pretend play experience. My son put on his camouflage uniform (he likes to dress up like daddy sometimes) and we set up his sleeping bag (via The Stay-at-Home-Mom Survival Guide)

30 Tapestree Creative Sewing Table Using Burlap

Tapestree Creative Sewing Table Using Burlap: I finally made it!! We now have our own tapestry table at the preschool. I have long been admiring the one I first read about at Amie’s Sewing School. The beautiful one she has at her school was not only… (via Kleas)

31 With some pipe cleaners and a colander will also keep toddlers occupied

With some pipe cleaners and a colander will also keep toddlers occupied (via No One Has More Fun!)

32 Color Matching Game

Color Matching Game: Today Im sharing an easy activity for teaching colors. I was noticing the other day that my youngest (22 months) kept calling everything green. I know hes still young, but I thought I would just try an activity to introduce him to some colors. For this activity, I used a plastic tray (from The Dollar (via Teaching Mama)

33 Walking on Pillows

Walking on Pillows: I’m almost embarrassed to post this gross motor activity. it seems too simple to warrant a post. But with that said, it was super duper fun and had George moving all morning long! And its perfect for those days you’re stuck indoors, when its cold or rainy. (Hey, its Iowa here and spring has taken a long (via hands: on as we grow)

34 Pool Noodle Backyard Obstacle Course

Pool Noodle Backyard Obstacle Course (via Learn Play Imagine)

35 Marble Racetrack

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DIY Network guides you through the process of turning an old necktie into an adorable little rattlesnake toy. I love how detailed this design is, right down to the tongue and the rattle on the end of the snakes tail. Whether you give it to your kids or your pets to play with, I think it’s a great use of a tie that might have gone to waste otherwise!

2. Silk tie decoupaged mirror

Have you ever tried material decoupage before? Well, if you haven’t, here’s a great opportunity to do so! Dishfunctional Designs suggests transforming the frame of an old mirror using the outer silk layer of a tie to give it new style in terms of colour and pattern. I love how they’ve used different ties here to give the mirror lots of visual appeal.

3. Embellished skirt

Transcendent Bird shows you how beautiful a collection of loudly coloured and patterned ties can look if you use them to embellish an otherwise plain skirt! Technically, this idea upcycles many different articles of clothing because the skirt gets a whole new look here too.

4. Men’s to boy’s tie

Giving your son hand me downs is great if they’ll fit, but that’s not going to be the case until he’s older. The doesn’t mean, however, that you can’t make a few things work! Hideous! Dreadful! Stinky! shows you how to alter a men’s tie in order to make it fit a little boy. He’ll look handsome in your finished product.

5. Neck tie ottoman

Do you love the idea of altering clothing into completely different projects? I’ve always been a fan of repurposing things completely differently than they were used before. If that sounds like you, check out how Meg Jewell sewed this eclectic collection of ties into an awesomely eye catching ottoman cover!

6. Silk neck tie belt

No one ever said you have to wear neck ties around your neck and only around your neck, did they? I would wear this extra DIY belt made of neck ties with a high waisted black skirt, just to add a pop of pattern and colour. Rachel Smith shows you how it’s made!

7. Neck tie door wreath

I probably say this in just about every post, but I really love making door wreaths. I’m pretty sure a I make and hang a new one every few weeks or so. There are some points in the year, however, when a holiday or season themed wreath just doesn’t quite fit, which leaves you room to try out other cute ideas instead! Good House Keeping shows you how to make an awesome wreath from the point ends of neckties in all different fun colours.

8. Dad’s tie quilt

Are you an avid quilter with some sewing experience under your belt? Then this wonderfully nostalgic idea might be right up your alley! Quilts by Kate guides you through the process of sewing all of your father’s or grandfather’s old neckties into an angled, patterned blanket that will always remind you of how much he means to you when you curl up to sleep underneath it.

9. Neck tie heart pin

Is a man who means a lot to you clearing out his necktie collection? Snag small pieces of two different ties and trying making yourself one of these cute little necktie hear pins instead of letting them go completely to waste! Crafty Stylish shows you how to make them in a few simple steps.

10. Neck tie area rug and stool

Do you love the idea of upcycling neckties so much that you actually wouldn’t mind having a statement piece in your house dedicated to one of your tie based projects? Then I’d recommend this cute little rug or stool cover! It does take some sewing, but it’s beginner friendly because the steps are quite simple. See the full instructions at Oh My Creative.
11. Neck tie photo album cover

Are you a nostalgic photo keeper who loves to make albums and books depicting your family history and the people who mean the most to you? For Father’s Day (or even if you’re just making a book that’s specifically dedicated to your dad), try making a classy neck tie book cover just like this one by BHG.

12. Tie covered beaded necklace

I’ve always been a sucker for a big, chunky bead. When I discovered the idea of wrapping those beads in material, however, I was in crafter bliss! I love the way the material knots between each bead, as well as how the pattern of the tie is preserved even though it’s completely deconstructed. Get all the steps and details over at ArtStar.

13. Neck tie corset belt

Did you like the idea of a necktie belt, but you’d rather something a little more daring in style? A cincher or corset belt like this, complete with ties or ribbons, might be more along the lines of what you’re looking for! You’re upcycling the ties in essentially the same way, but the finished product will alter your figure a little more. See the idea a little better on Craftster.

14. Neck tie purse

Besides the fact that the striping pattern gives you total control over how matching or wild the purse looks, I absolutely adore how Sonya Style used the pointed ends of the ties to create a jagged edge on the closing flap that looks totally stylish and creative.

15. Neck tie flowers

Material flowers are a versatile thing to make because once they’re done, you can take them a step further by turning them into so many different things! I’m a huge fan of making material flowers out of neckties because I love the way the patterns on the ties complement the shape of the petals. Try affixing an empty hair clip to the back side and wearing it in your hair! Craftster shows you how it’s done.

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1. Shower curtain tote bag

If you ask us, there’s no such thing as too many reusable tote bags! Buying them, though, can add up in cost. Instead, try making one from spare materials you already have! That spare shower curtain we mentioned earlier will work perfectly. Check out how to make it happen on Patches of Sun.

2. Shower curtain produce bags

Perhaps the spare shower curtain you have isn’t the prettily patterned outer one but rather the plastic liner curtain that goes on the inside? That’s a very useful thing to have too! In fact, sometimes it’s even more handy. For example, Oh So Lovely suggests making these little produce bags to keep vegetables extra fresh and crisp.

3. Porch swing and shower curtain “stage”

Regardless of whether it’s plastic or fabric, there’s one particularly exciting use that your kids can get out of it if it’s opaque rather than clear. Use an old porch swing frame, grab some extra shower curtain rings to loop along the top bar, and put the curtain up just like you would on the shower rod. Voila, you have a new stage for when your kids put on plays! Check out how it’s done on Kind Cotton.

4. Shower curtain chair cushion

Have you found an old chair at a yard or rummage sale that you just couldn’t resist buying even though the cushion was damaged? You can use your old shower curtain to reupholster the seat in a way that’s surprisingly quick and simple. Oh So Lovely walks you through it! Use a fabric curtain if you plan to use the chair indoors and a plastic one if you’d rather put it on your patio.

5. Dog bed cover

Are you tired of seeing your dog’s fur gather in clumps in their bed, sticking to the soft fabric so that you have to clean it out often? Try making him a smoother bed cover that will let the fur slide off or be easily swept up instead! A shower curtain made from a harder material than what most soft dog beds are made of is the perfect thing for creating a slip cover that will slide right over the bed your dog already has. Find out how it’s made on Hub Pages.

6. A fancier shower curtain

Just because you’re upcycling something doesn’t mean you have to upcycle it into something completely different than what it is! HGTV suggests turning a drab shower curtain that doesn’t have much personality into a version that’s a little more fun by lining the edges with brightly coloured pom poms! Same function, great new look.

7. Shower curtain picnic blanket

Using a shower curtain as a picnic blanket is a great idea because the material will protect you from any dew or moisture in the ground while you sit and eat. Even better than a plain blanket, however, is one that folds up into a convenient little picnic tote! Get the instructions for making it on Craft Buds.

8. Stretched fabric wall art

Does your spare shower curtain have a beautiful design, pattern, or picture painted on it that you just can’t bear to get rid even if you no longer need it in the bathroom? Preserve it as whimsical wall art! If you’ve ever seen or done stretched fabric art then you might have already thought of this option, but just in case, Home Talk shows you how to stretch the curtain over a canvas in a simple but appealing way.

9. Beach pool liner

Plastic shower curtains are especially useful in cases where you need something strong and water proof! We absolutely adore this idea for creating a safe pool on the beach so that little kids can enjoy swimming closer to your camp rather than out in the open water. The plastic curtain will keep the water in the pool all day rather than letting it absorb back into the sand. Check the idea out on Life Aspire!

10. Weather proof patio cushions

If your shower curtain is even a little bit moisture resistant then it’s exactly what you need to make a set of weather proof cushions for your patio furniture! You’ll be especially pleased with the final product if the curtain has pretty colours and patterns. See how it’s done on The CSI Project.

11. No-sew dinner place mats

Do you love the idea of upcycling your shower curtain but you’re looking for a project that’s simple and doesn’t involve sewing? Then these dinner place mats are a great option! You’ll be especially pleased with them if your curtain is moisture resistant because the mats will be super east to wipe down and clean after dinner. L’Amour Chez Nous walks you through the steps for making them.

12. Water proof bed liner

Are you in the process of potty training your little one and you’re ready to have them try sleeping through the night without a diaper? Then a bed liner is a really good idea, just in case. Store bought ones can be expensive, though, so why not make your own? Hazelnut Girl suggests taking advantage of the moisture-proof nature of your old shower curtain for this project.

13. Kids art smock

Are you loving the idea of maximizing the fact that your shower curtain is both water proof and easy to clean, but none of the suggestions on our list so far have quite caught your attention? Well, here’s the ultimate way to put those characteristics to good use! Crazy Little Projects shows you how to transform your curtain into a children’s paint smock, protecting your kids’ clothes from all kinds of messy art!

14. Giant wall game board

Craft Some has a great suggestion specifically for shower curtains that feature nice, neat rows of even circles! Hang it up on the wall, grab two colours of paper plates, and attach tape or Velcro to the backs of the plates so they’ll stick to the curtain. Let your kids take over so they can play endless rounds of “Connect 4”!

15. Floor drawing mat

Are your kids going through that particular phase in childhood and creativity where they just want to colour everything? Obviously you don’t want to let them colour all over the walls, but Filth Wizardry has found a creative way to let them have fun “colouring” on the floor! A clear plastic shower curtain is the perfect canvas for fun doodles that will keep kids busier than a plain old piece of paper.

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Deviled Egg Dip: Okay.. so maybe this is a variation on a deviled egg, but the delivery is so different, I’m giving it it’s own spot in the list!

Pinxtos (Tapas): Tapas are Spanish bite sized treats (or small plates) which , and there are some that Pintxtos (or Pinchos) are specifically regional tapas (from the Basque region) that have been “stabbed” with a toothpick or skewer. There are many varieties of Tapas/Pintxos and some of them use hard boiled eggs (huevos) as an ingredient frequently combined with sardines, salmon or tuna.. Others, like this mushroom and egg version don’t use seafood.

Pickled Eggs: As I mentioned it in the intro, pickled eggs aren’t my thing. But some people love them, so if you do.. have at it!

Egg Salad: Another classic “use up my eggs quick” recipe, and it is great since you can get rid of a lot of them at once. I like my egg salad pretty plain, and so this recipe hits the mark, but once again if you look around you will find a lot of variety in the egg salad world.

Potato Salad: If you can’t stand huge bites of egg, you can always ‘dilute’ them out by using them in potato salad instead.

Tuna or Chicken Salad: Although less traditional, but similar to potato and egg salad, mayonnaise based tuna and chicken salads are a great way to use up a couple hard boiled eggs and add a little protein punch to your lunch!

Macaroni Salad: Okay, so if you haven’t caught on to the theme here.. once again, chopping up hard boiled eggs into pasta salad is another option, and nothing screams “summer” as much as macaroni salad!

Tuna Melts: If the idea of cold eggs grosses you out, you can always go the tuna melt route. The Pioneer Woman serves hers on toast rounds, but I like mine in the panini maker!

Cobb Salad: My husband hates mayonnaise so that really limits some of the other egg salads ideas I’ve already shared. But if you team up those eggs with some bacon, ham and cheese and that is a whole other story! I personally love this BBQ version.

Nicoise Salad: To me, Nicoise salad is just the fancy pants version of the Cobb salad.. Or really, what would happen if tuna salad and Cobb salad had a baby while on vacation in the Mediterranean. Granted, it is a French.. so maybe I’m way off base. If you have never assembled a Nicoise salad, Martha’s recipe is fairly easy, but if you want to kick it up a little (and believe the glowing reviews) Emeril’s is the version you may want to try.

Seven Layer Salad: Growing up my mom would make seven layer salad for every church potluck and picnic. There is something really comforting about it.

Pan Bagnat Sandwiches: This is a sandwich that is bursting with flavor, since you soak the bread in vinegar and oil. It is a french recipe which uses tuna and eggs and is very similar to Nicoise salad on bread. The nice part is that it lends itself well to using up whatever produce you have in the fridge and can be made ahead of time, since the flavors only get better as they soak into the bread. If you want a little humor with your sandwich, may sure to check out Alton’s Recipe.

Sliced Egg Sandwiches: Forget all the other mumbo jumbo. If you aren’t a fan of all the added fats from cream based salad sandwiches, you can cut straight to the chase and eat nothing but the hard boiled eggs themselves. Just like any other protein sandwich (turkey, ham, bologna), you can slice up some eggs and slap them on some bread with lettuce and tomato, and lunch is ready!

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Scotch Eggs: Wrap eggs in sausage and bake? I think the brits are on to something

Breakfast English Muffin Pizzas: Great for either breakfast or lunch, using eggs and english muffins to create little ‘pizzas’ is a fun idea.

Meatloaf My grandma always included hard boiled eggs in her meatloaf. I’ve never done it, but if you were looking for a way to use them up, that is always an option.

Soy Sauce Eggs (Shoyu Tamago): Granted, these are not the most attractive things I’ve ever seen, but don’t let the exterior fool you. These Chinese eggs are boiled in soy sauce, brown sugar and ginger and then served in the braising liquid either on their own or over noodles.

Ramen Soup: Eggs in noodle soups are a pretty common in Asia. A great substitute for chicken, beef or pork.

Protein Bowls: If you want a fresh California flavor combination, try combining avocado and hard boiled eggs. Protein, fiber and flavor. Win win!

Fried Rice: Most typically a fried or scrambled egg is added to fried rice, but chopping up a hard boiled egg into your stir fry is a smart alternative.

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2 Gallery Wall

Gallery Wall: This is a very easy & fun tutorial on how to create a gallery wall for under $40. What you need to start MDF 8-8 x 8 squares 8-16 x 16 squares Check with your local hardware or wood supply store because some will actually cut the wood for you. Large Squares First What (via City Farmhouse)

3 Geometric Photo Display

Geometric Photo Display (via The Caldwell Project)

4 Wood Slice Display

Wood Slice Display: How to Transfer Ink to Wood. If simply framing your favorite photos doesn’t quite do them justice, try transferring your best prints onto wood. This creative display will showcase your picture perfect moments in a manner that’s worthy of their greatness. (via eHow)

5 Modern Travel Photo Display

Modern Travel Photo Display (via kristanlynn.com)

6 Canvas Photos

Canvas Photos: This was a tight budget project that gave me an expensive look of DIY canvas photos for less then $15 for the whole project! (That’s for five canvas photos!) (via The Budget Decorator)

7 Custom Art Canvas

Custom Art Canvas: Making art is as necessary as water for me. Getting my hands dirty and creating something from scratch brings life to my soul. Am I alone in this? […] (via Rachael Grace Photography)

8 Wood & Wire Photo Display

Wood & Wire Photo Display: Come see how to make a beautiful & simple DIY wood and wire art display (via Liz Marie Blog)

9 Photo Clipboards

Photo Clipboards: Looking for a unique way to display your favorite photos? Learn how to make these DIY Photo Clipboards to show off those gorgeous shots! You can also group them together to create a fun gallery wall! I’m checking off another item on my kitchen makeover list! Yay!! So far Ive finished a big, rustic chalkboard, (via Love Grows Wild)

10 Photo Clock

Photo Clock: Extra photos for bloggers: 1, 2, 3 Lets be honest: you’re only excited to look at a clock when you’re waiting for it signal the end of a long day. (via Photojojo)

11 Recycled Door Photo Gallery

Recycled Door Photo Gallery: We have been in our new house for over a year and up until now, our entry way wall has been a lonely, barren white wall. Its the first thing you see when you step inside our house. So, I (via Photog Mommie)

12 Picture Mobile

Picture Mobile (via Hey Wanderer)

13 Stylish Vintage Photo Frame

Stylish Vintage Photo Frame (via The Talia Christine Files)

14 Easy Photo Wall

Easy Photo Wall: DIY: Cheap and Easy Photo Wall (via The Creative Mama)

15 Baby Crib Springs Photo Wall

Baby Crib Springs Photo Wall: Are you looking for creative ways to decorate your walls and display numerous photos without making it look like your crazy great-aunts hallway? Now you c (via PetaPixel)

16 Tree Branch Display

Tree Branch Display: When Brenda Biondo saw our post on a salvaged ladder being used as a pot rack earlier this week, she thought we’d like her DIY photo display system. She was right. (via Apartment Therapy)

17 Embroidery Hoop Picture Display

Embroidery Hoop Picture Display: I have been neglecting my children.No, no, they get food and shelter and all that good stuff.Neglecting them in the art of displaying their pictures in frames kind of way.I am really good at taking pictures.I am really good at processing pi (via Natalme)

18 Homemade Photo Ladder

Homemade Photo Ladder (via Creative Ambitions)

19 Wooden Clips Photo Display

Wooden Clips Photo Display (via The House of Smiths)

20 Vintage Clothes Pin Frame

Vintage Clothes Pin Frame: This is an easy DIY vintage frame project. All you need is an old frame, photographs, ribbon, lace, or string, a stapler, and clothes pins. (via Look Between the Lines)

21 Fallen Tree Branch Photo Display

Fallen Tree Branch Photo Display: Well, what do you think? Kinda random? Kinda cool? Don’t mind my half-dressed kid. He’s still in that – “I’m potty trained but need to be able to pull down my pants ASAP so I don’t have an accident” phase :)Okay, so how I did this. It’s not an original idea, I saw something similar done several (via Brethurston)

22 Photo in Glass Bottles

Photo in Glass Bottles: Display Photos in Bottles | Use multiple vintage bottles in varying sizes and/or colors, with an assortment of your favorite photos tucked inside. How to directions. By Terry John Woods, Yankee Magazine (via Yankee)

23 Chalkboard Frame

Chalkboard Frame (via Simply Modern Mom)

24 Wall Picture Collage

Wall Picture Collage: Follow this tutorial to make your own Wall Picture Collage. (via Bits of Everything)

25 Cardboard Ring Frame

Cardboard Ring Frame: Extra photos for bloggers: 1, 2 Silver dollars, vinyl LPs, Oreos — So many of the best things in life are circle-shaped. Isn’t it about time your picture (via Photojojo)

26 Mini Shadow Box Fridge Magnets

Mini Shadow Box Fridge Magnets: Today I am going to show you how to make an inexpensive, unique way to display your memories beyond the framed photo. You can make these mini shadow box fridge magnets to display vacation memories, remember special occasions, and more with a combination of photographs and small mementos! Here are the supplies you will need: 2 circle punch Round Aluminum Favor Tins Xyron Machine Heavy Duty Magnets E-6000 Adhesive Seed Beads (do a search for specific colors, there are tons!) Buttons, {Read More} (via Crafts Unleashed)

27 Scrap Wood Heart Collage

Scrap Wood Heart Collage: I’m getting closer and closer to having ONE room in this house that is completely and truly done!!!! I can’t wait for that day  Pip is really liking her desk hutch, but the project I am writing about today is one of her favorites for her room and it turned out a lot easier (via Pink Toes and Power Tools)

28 Ceramic Picture Tiles

Ceramic Picture Tiles: Modge Podge, $0.13 tiles, a printer, and your photos – magic for your walls that isn’t like anything you can buy in a store. (via Crunchy Betty)

29 Mason Jar Picture Frame Vase

Mason Jar Picture Frame Vase: I am a Lowes Creative Ideas Blogger and each month we are issued a project challenge…should we choose to accept it!For March, we were tasked with showing off Pantone’s Radiant Orchid paint by Vals (via Home Stories A to A)

30 PVC Pipe Memento Vase

PVC Pipe Memento Vase: You won’t believe this genius Mother’s Day craft idea – David makes a DIY vase out of PVC pipe! He added personalized images to make it the perfect gift. (via Mod Podge Rocks)

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Pegboards for display

A pegboard wall is a good way to display accessories and other types of items. Hang planters on pegs, use shelves for collections and be creative.

In the living room, for example, a pegboard wall can be an interesting way to display shelves. The wall offers a flexible design solution as the user can place the shelves in a variety of positions and combinations.

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Combine looks with function. The pegboard can hold both useful items such as small tools and accessories and decorative elements such as photos or suggestive images.

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Pegboard headboards

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Kitchen pegboards

Small pegboards can be used in a variety of ways and spaces, including the kitchen. In here, for example, such an item can hold and organize the utensils.

Pegboards and shelves make excellent combinations. In the kitchen, use the combo as a storage solution for pots and pans.

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Things like measuring cups and bottle openers would sit perfectly on a pegboard placed in the kitchen. Keep it close to the stove top so you can grab the thing you need without moving.

The pegboard is not the main attraction in this kitchen. The eye-catching elements are actually the pots and pans which, in this case, become wall decorations. It’s nice that they all match. An interesting way to combine looks with function and a great way to save space by using the empty areas on the walls.

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Pegboards can also be used as baclsplashes. This is actually a pretty practical and creative idea. Why bother with fixed shelves and hooks when you can be a lot more flexible? This is just one of the many great DIY backsplash designs you can try.

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Bathroom pegboards

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Miscellaneous ideas

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This is a really interesting way to give a bedside table a makeover. Replace the door with a pegboard. You can put a few hooks on the inside so you can keep your earrings or other things there or you can simply use the board for the look it gives the nightstand.

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Vintage Cake Plate (via Oh Happy Day)

2 Record Bag

Record Bag (via Andi B. Goode)

3 Vinyl LP Coaster

Vinyl LP Coaster: These are by no means an original idea. I saw them on all sorts of websites when shopping for unique Christmas gifts. However, $20-45 for six or eight coasters seems like a bit much. For the same investment [for the hole saw], you can make these guys by the thousands, and by picking out your own LPs, you can select from the choicest of colors and label designs.And while you’re feeling LP-tastic, check this out!Supplies:12 vinyl albums (raid the 25 bin!)Electric drill or drill press Bi-Metal Hole Saw (I already had a 4 1/4 saw, but if you’re buying new, go… (via Curbly)

4 Vinyl Record Wine Rack

Vinyl Record Wine Rack: This past weekend was chock-full of fun crafts for me to do! More like ones I have had the supplies for, but have been putting off for a while. Guilty. Anyway, my roommates were out of town, so it was the perfect time to try out some crafts! I waited because I was warned this (via The Pinterest Diaries)

5 Record Sleeve Bunting

Record Sleeve Bunting (via Oh Happy Day)

6 Record Wall

Record Wall: Our playroom makeover is coming along nicely, and I’m having so much fun coming up with unique art to complete the space! If you follow me on Instagram, you saw a sneak peak of today’s project while I was speed shopping through a 3 story antique warehouse with a hungry 3 year old in tow! (via Love Grows Wild)

7 Vinyl Record Earring Holder

Vinyl Record Earring Holder: Convert an old LP record into a cool, vintage earring holder that is functional as well as creative. (via Craftbits)

8 Vinyl Record Magazine Holder

Vinyl Record Magazine Holder (via Morena’s Corner)

9 Record Magazine Rack

Record Magazine Rack: How to make a magazine holder out of vinyl records. (via Mary’s Making)

10 Vinyl Record Guitar Holder

Vinyl Record Guitar Holder (via Roots and Wings Co.)

11 Vinyl Record Notebook

Vinyl Record Notebook (via Stars for Streetlights)

12 Vinyl Record Table

Vinyl Record Table: An oh-so-easy upcycled furniture tutorial on how to make a neat little side table using a vintage record! Week 2 in a series of posts called the “Hack Challenge” on The Flourishing Abode (via The Flourishing Abode)

13 Vinyl Record Clock

Vinyl Record Clock: I have been on the lookout for a wall clock for a while but haven’t been able to find one I really liked. They’re all too loud, too big, too small, too crazy or too boring. I had my hand on a $3 clock in resignation when I spotted a wall full of old records for $1 and had an idea. How easy would it be to turn an LP into a clock? Here’s how it played out: (via Apartment Therapy)

14 Vinyl Butterflies

Vinyl Butterflies: Our newest moodboard Set Free showcases our awesomely handmade vinyl butterflies. Here’s how these butterflies transformed from old vinyl records. (via Threadsence)

15 Record Bracelet

Record Bracelet: A few years ago I participated in a Trash to Treasure craft fair at which I showcased my bottle cap creations (Who knew bottle cap earrings would be such a big hit?). I noticed a vendor selling bowls made from records and since then I’ve wanted to try to make the infamous record bowl. THEN, (via A Smith of All Trades)

16 Broken Record Ombre Wall Art

Broken Record Ombre Wall Art: Whenever I go thrift store hunting I always run into this sad stack of discarded albums. Theyre scratched, cracked, or a slew of easy listening, Barbara (via Tattooed Martha)

17 Vinyl Record Purse

Vinyl Record Purse (via Stars for Streetlights)

18 Vinyl Record Bowl

Vinyl Record Bowl (via Stars for Streetlights)

19 Vinyl Dessert Stand

Vinyl Dessert Stand (via Instructables)

20 Record Bookends

Record Bookends (via Treetrunkwise)

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Peek-a-Boo House: Babies love to see pictures of themselves (and the people they love). They also love to to open things…so today we’re using a couple travel packages of (via I Can Teach My Child)

2 Earring Travel Case

Earring Travel Case (via A Creative Cookie)

3 DIY Advent Calendar

DIY Advent Calendar: I love advent calendars and there are so many great ones out there. I have been dreaming of making this advent calendar since about February- and it took me about that long to get all the lids from baby wipe containers I needed. What I love about it is that I control whats in it. As (via No Time for Flash Cards)

4 DIY Disinfectant Wipes

DIY Disinfectant Wipes (via DIY Home Sweet Home)

5 Craft Storage Containers

Craft Storage Containers (via Modern Mommy)

6 Wipes Case Laptop

Wipes Case Laptop (via She Wears Flowers)

7 Travel Crayon Case

Travel Crayon Case (via SOS Swim School)

8 Monster Madness

Monster Madness: A Quiet Monster to Tame Your Little Monster! This is how I keep my cute, little monster quiet (yes, its possible) during church:Yes, its an empty wipee case! And I have to credit Charli for the idea, as she was playing with an empty one a few days ago, putting things in and out of the…Read More (via Sweet Charli)

9 Baby Wipe Box to Treasure Chest

Baby Wipe Box to Treasure Chest (via Wired)

10 Lego Travel Box

Lego Travel Box (via kv.barn)

11 Quilting Storage

Quilting Storage (via Quiltville)

12 Yarn Holder

Yarn Holder: Get creative with common household items that do double-duty. (via Real Simple)

13 Plastic Bag Dispenser

Plastic Bag Dispenser (via The Thriftiness Miss)

14 Money Collection

Money Collection (via The Ulrich Crew)

15 Math Game

Math Game (via Mrs. Karen’s Class)

16 Plastic Bag Dispenser

Plastic Bag Dispenser: You know how I love giving new use to thrown out or old stuff. I collect containers (don’t even get my started on my Crystal Light container collection) and found the perfect reuse for old Lysol … (via Infarrantly Creative)

17 Snack Box

Snack Box (via The Thriftiness Miss)

18 Craft Organization Box

Craft Organization Box: Project #1: Paint can clean-up Project #2: Lining up the table linens Project #3: Marking up the craft boxes From this to this Now that my little kiddo is getting big and into her creative side although still finds eating the crafts better than making them I’ve had one big box of art (via The Side Stuff)

19 Chalkboard Storage Tubs

Chalkboard Storage Tubs (via A Girl and Her Needle)

20 Gingerbread House Holiday Photo Card

Gingerbread House Holiday Photo Card: This craft is for kids that love to color-in and for parents that want a nice photo card for the mantle piece or for the grandparents this holiday. Best of all, (via Alpha Mom)

21 Toddler Toy

Toddler Toy (via A Spotted Pony)

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Washi Tape Phone Case: This DIY Phone Case idea features YOUR favorite Washi tape and a hard case making your investment less than $5! (via Clever Pink Pirate)

2 Washi Tape iPad Makeover

Washi Tape iPad Makeover (via My Poppet)

3 Washi Tape Cords

Washi Tape Cords (via Delicious Spaces)

4 Washi Tape Trivet

Washi Tape Trivet (via Bluet and Clover)

5 Dress Up Your Switchplates

Dress Up Your Switchplates: An easy DIY by crab+fish: decorate your lightswitches and outlet covers with Japanese masking (washi) tape! (via Crab and Fish)

6 Washi Tape Your Door Edges

Washi Tape Your Door Edges: There are a few things in this world to which I have a difficult time committing. Paint is one of them. Ive seen images of brightly painted door edges floating around for months now, and I love the look but couldnt you know. Then the other day it hit me, why not washi tape my (via Design Crush)

7 Washi Tape Sofa Legs

Washi Tape Sofa Legs (via Poppy Talk)

8 Washi Stairs

Washi Stairs (via Pascal Anson)

9 Orange Washi Tape Decor

Orange Washi Tape Decor (via How About Orange)

10 Washi Tape Food Picks

Washi Tape Food Picks (via Bento Zen)

11 Washi Tape Bow

Washi Tape Bow (via iamdoe)

12 Washi Tape Wall Art

Washi Tape Wall Art: How to make easy wall art with Washi Tape, wooden letters and canvas. Great home decor craft idea. (via Living Locurto)

13 Fireworks Vases

Fireworks Vases: I have a confession to make, I am crazy about Japanese washi tape. So much potential for cuteness in one little roll, I am smitten! I was browsing Etsy a month ago and stumbled across Pretty Tape. It was then that my love affair with this charming crafting tool began. I ordered a few rolls (via Centsational Girl)

14 Fancy Up Your Cupboard

Fancy Up Your Cupboard (via Vorstellung von Schön)

15 Wall Art

Wall Art (via Craftifair)

16 Washi Calendar

Washi Calendar (via Decoesfera)

17 Washi Tape Serving Tray

Washi Tape Serving Tray (via Lovely Little Life)

18 Washi Tape on Calendar

Washi Tape on Calendar: So we all know I have a penchant for Russell + Hazel binders, organizers and their mini datebook. The other day I was gazing at my google calendar, the bright bars that pepper my every day, and wis… (via Jensie Jean)

19 Washi Tape Fridge Magnet Pegs

Washi Tape Fridge Magnet Pegs: Let’s kick off the final week of our 12 Days of Christmas crafts with a nice functional one that will also give a hint of the season to an overlooked room for decorating: the kitchen. I’ve used these cute pegs to d (via Atypical Type A)

20 Washi Tape Laptop Keyboard

Washi Tape Laptop Keyboard: Look whose little old MacBook got a facelift this weekend! I spotted this idea from minifanfan on Making It Lovely last week and just had to give it my own spin. I purchased my Japanese washi tape from Le Box [] (via Her New Leaf)

21 Mini Washi Tape Gift Bag

Mini Washi Tape Gift Bag (via Craft and Creativity)

22 Washi Tape Wooden Bracelets

Washi Tape Wooden Bracelets: With a few simple tools, these beautiful DIY washi tape bracelets can adorn your wrists too. (via Mama Miss)

23 Colorful Dot Notebook

Colorful Dot Notebook: This little DIY is pretty simple and fast and oh so pretty, don’t you think? All you need are some cute washi tapes with different colors and patterns, that fit well together. Some wax papers, so the washi tape is easy to peel off. A new notebook with a blank cover and a 1 inch circle punch. (via Moments to Live For)

24 Washi Tape Feathers

Washi Tape Feathers (via omiyage blogs)

25 Washi Wall

Washi Wall (via Ann Kelle)

26 Washi Tape Deer Head

Washi Tape Deer Head (via Decor Hacks)

27 Door Design

Door Design: Mari uses washi tape to create a fun and easy geometric design on her toddler’s bedroom door! (via Crab and Fish)

28 Honeycomb Wall Decal

Honeycomb Wall Decal: With washi tape and a handy template, you can easily learn how to make a totally removable honeycomb wall decal. Happy making. (via Jade and Fern)

29 Coat Tree

Coat Tree: I’ve been in need of a coat/hat rack for Asher’s room for some time now and just couldn’t find what I was looking for… I wanted something small space friendly because we are strapped for space in… (via Everything Emily)

30 Tape Picture Frames

Tape Picture Frames: Your home for all things Design. Home Tours, DIY Project, City Guides, Shopping Guides, Before & Afters and much more (via Design Sponge)

31 Washi Tape Bottles

Washi Tape Bottles (via studios joesjoe)

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Modern Grassy Centerpieces: Your home for all things Design. Home Tours, DIY Project, City Guides, Shopping Guides, Before & Afters and much more (via Design Sponge)

2 Cinder Block Birdhouse

Cinder Block Birdhouse: Learn how to transform a hefty cinder block into a nifty birdhouse. (via Lowes)

3 DIY Outdoor Seating

DIY Outdoor Seating (via Simple Living)

4 Modern Outdoor Planter

Modern Outdoor Planter: We’re fans of any DIY that is simple, has great impact and uses supplies that are easily findable. So when we saw this great modern planter idea filled with easy to grow succulents we were intrigued. When we heard how simple it is to put together, especially in a small space like a back patio or deck, we were sold. (via Apartment Therapy)

5 Numbered Block

Numbered Block (via Yes, Please)

6 Neon Concrete Block Planter

Neon Concrete Block Planter: Last summer, I set out to make a super easy and inexpensive planter to spruce up my apartment balcony. I posted an image of my DIY neon planter on Instagram, and to my surprise, it received a lot o… (via Modernly Wed)

7 DIY Concrete Vases

DIY Concrete Vases (via Design Improvised)

8 Cinder Block Vertical Planter

Cinder Block Vertical Planter: We made this DIY cinder block planter go vertical, and we did it in an afternoon. The cool thing about this is you can make it as big as you want… (via The Garden Glove)

9 Cinder Block Bar

Cinder Block Bar (via Hunted Interior)

10 Cinder Block Fire Pit

Cinder Block Fire Pit (via The Dirty Loft)

11 Mod Block Bench

Mod Block Bench: When it comes to sculptures for our garden, these days weve been finding a lot of whimsy incinder blocks. (via The Horticult)

12 Rocket Stove Cinder Blocks

Rocket Stove Cinder Blocks: Are you living off-grid or in a rural setting where electricity and gas are difficult to come by? This short video will show you how to build a rocket stove using recycled cement blocks you may already have in your workshop. You won’t believe how easy this two-burner stove is to build it’s definitely not rocket science. (via Mother Earth News)

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Chevron Painted Framed Cork Board (via Dear Lillie)

2 Driftwood and Knobs Jewelry Rack

Driftwood and Knobs Jewelry Rack (via Visibly Moved)

3 Pallet and Pipe Jewelry Holder

Pallet and Pipe Jewelry Holder (via Creativity Jar)

4 Driftwood and Sticks Jewelry Board

Driftwood and Sticks Jewelry Board (via Rebeccas DIY)

5 Hanger Jewelry Holder

Hanger Jewelry Holder (via I SPY DIY)

6 Animal Jewelry Holder

Animal Jewelry Holder: I saw this jewelry holder one day at The Paper Source and knew it could easily be recreated. I had leftover plastic animals from this DIY tutorial, so it was (via Why Don’t You Make Me?)

7 Frame and Moulding Organizer

Frame and Moulding Organizer: Okay, yes, Im on a storage kick these days. Have I mentioned that our house is kind of small? With very few surfaces on which to put stuff? I bought a much-needed jewelry box the other day, and when I got it home I realized there was no place to put it. Seriously. The only […] (via Monaluna)

8 Plates and Shot Glass Tiered Tray

Plates and Shot Glass Tiered Tray: A personal style guide based out of Baton Rouge and New Orleans (via A Pinch of Lovely)

9 DIY Jewelry Tree

DIY Jewelry Tree: Happy monday everybody! I hope you had a lovely weekend. Since we moved into a new apartment I’ve been feeling quite creative. I love decorating the new place and using natural materials. We live v… (via Greenderella)

10 Shabby Chic Dangly Earring Display

Shabby Chic Dangly Earring Display: This fun little shabby chic earring stand, made from an altered picture frame, is a great way to hang and display all your beautiful, dangling earrings. I had the idea for this project after we talked about my love affair [] (via Kevin & Amanda)

11 Picture Frames Jewelry Organizer

Picture Frames Jewelry Organizer: Turn an ordinary Ikea picture frame into a jewellery organizer so fabulous that it doubles as an art piece. (via suburble)

12 Painted Driftwood Hanger

Painted Driftwood Hanger (via Lovely Indeed)

13 Cheese Grater Jewelry Holder

Cheese Grater Jewelry Holder: From cheese grater to jewelry holder; D.I.Y. Trash to Treasure. One of the great things about being a free-spirited person, is that it also gives you the ability to see things.., as they are not, to see things with an open mind and to use that creativeness inside of you to visualize somethings ability to (via Endless Acres Farmtiques)

14 Tie Rack Jewelry Holder

Tie Rack Jewelry Holder (via style’n)

15 Martini Glass Earring Hanger

Martini Glass Earring Hanger: How to Store Jewelry. Even though most people think that storing jewelry is “just” about putting jewelry away, it’s not that simple. When storing jewelry, you can choose to showcase some of your jewelry and personality at the same time, as… (via wikiHow)

16 Vertical Display Jewelry Organizer

Vertical Display Jewelry Organizer (via Eyes Of Style)

17 Small Plastic Shelf Jewelry Organizer

Small Plastic Shelf Jewelry Organizer: The one post on my blog that gets the most views is my all time favorite— the DIY Ikea Makeup Vanity. When a reader told me that Ikea was discontinuing the Ekby Gruvan shelf, I went out and purchased another one to organize my office at work and also a smaller version. Both the makeup (via ms.Tapioca)

18 Pretty Prehistoric Ring Holders

Pretty Prehistoric Ring Holders: Today I have a really easy and fun DIY for you, prehistoric ring holders. Certain toy dinoshave a perfect shape or features for holding your favorite rings! I found this Brachiosaurus, and wooly mammoth at the craft store the other day. With a coupon they are rea
lly affordable, around $5 a piece. (via My So Called Crafty Life)

19 Antler Jewelry Display

Antler Jewelry Display (via Miss Renaissance)

20 Lace Doily Bowl

Lace Doily Bowl: Learn how to turn a lace doily into a bowl! (via Free People Blog)

21 Cutlery Tray Jewelry Organizer

Cutlery Tray Jewelry Organizer: The materials for this project have been hiding under my kitchen table (a.k.a. my craft table, a.k.a. our microwave table) for several months and I finally had (via The DIY Mommy)

22 Twig and Twine Jewelry Holder

Twig and Twine Jewelry Holder (via Julie Ann Art)

23 Cork Board Jewelry Organizer

Cork Board Jewelry Organizer: I haven’t been overly motivated to decorate our apartment. It’s a tiny one bedroom apartment, and our stuff doesn’t really fit so it’s really cluttered and cramped. But recently I’ve decided that… (via Katelyn Brooke Blog)

24 IKEA Utensil Jewelry Organizer

IKEA Utensil Jewelry Organizer: Just in case you missed all the fun yesterday, or wanted more details on this DIY, I thought Id share my jewelry organization solution today. Holly & I were asked to be a part of (UT) Studio 5s IKEA +$10 Challenge. They give you an item to use plus a $10 budget. Here’s the item…Read More (via My Sister’s Suitcase)

25 Chalkboard Necklace Hanger

Chalkboard Necklace Hanger: As long as little one’s are under my roof, I can guarantee you won’t find a DIY project on here that seems overcomplicated. Simplicity is absolute bliss over here!…unless we’re talking ice cream toppings, then I say BRING ON THE COMPLICATION BABY!!!…Okay, I’ll calm down and stop (via The Patriotic Peacock)

26 Yarn Jewelry Holder

Yarn Jewelry Holder (via Evie S.)

27 Panel Jewelry Display

Panel Jewelry Display: As a chronic renter I’m always reinventing ways to display my favorite things. This jewelry display idea is an easy way to show off your baubles and pretties without adding a million holes to your walls or tangling all of your chains in the process. One trip to the hardware store and you’re in business. Step 1: You’ll need 1 panel of pine measuring 3/4″ x 20″ x 48″, a… (via A Beautiful Mess)

28 Metal Mesh Jewelry Holder

Metal Mesh Jewelry Holder: When I moved out here….there were a few crucial things I forgot to bring, just under Oli’s birth certificate and Beck’s passport, I forgot almost all of my jewelry. The first thing that ran thro… (via Cotton and Curls)

29 Ombre Necklace Rack

Ombre Necklace Rack (via Well It’s Okay)

30 Gold Monogram Dish

Gold Monogram Dish (via The Vault Files)

31 Wooden Tray Organizer

Wooden Tray Organizer: My dear friend, Megan, and I were recently discussing the cute handmade jewelry-hanging ideas that we’ve seen in bloggyland. We both agreed that we also need a spot for things that don’t hang, without having two different items for storage. Last week, I got inspired. I realized that using a tray on its side […] (via A Time for Everything)

32 Jewelry Bust

Jewelry Bust: Your home for all things Design. Home Tours, DIY Project, City Guides, Shopping Guides, Before & Afters and much more (via Design Sponge)

33 Wooden Board Jewelry Display

Wooden Board Jewelry Display (via Maiedae)

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