Materials Needed:

• Clean and ironed plain tea towels (preferably cotton or linen for best absorption)
• Fabric paint in various colors
• A palette or disposable plates for the paint
• Vegetables for stamping (potatoes, okra, carrots, celery, etc.)
• Knife (to cut and shape the vegetables)
• Paper towels
• Iron

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Instructions:

1. Choose your vegetables based on the shapes and designs you prefer. Potatoes and okra are popular choices due to their easy handling and distinctive patterns. Cut the vegetables in half or into your desired shape. If using potatoes, you can carve designs into them to create custom stamps. 
2. Pour your fabric paint onto a palette or disposable plate. 
3. Dip your vegetable stamp into the paint. Firmly press your painted vegetable onto the tea towel. Carefully lift it off to reveal the design. Repeat this process, reapplying paint as needed.
4. Once you are satisfied with your design, allow the paint to dry completely. Follow the fabric paint’s instructions—some may require ironing to set the design. 

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Materials:

• A plain plastic tray
• Small cups (4 for the legs)
• Strong adhesive glue
• Spray paint 
• Sandpaper (light grit)

Instructions:

1. Begin by sanding the surface slightly so the paint adheres better. Then, wash and dry well.
2. Apply a strong adhesive glue to the rim of each cup and press them onto the corners of the bottom of the tray. Allow the glue to dry according to the instructions on the package.
3. Once the glue is dry, choose a spray paint color. Spray paint is preferable for its smooth finish, but make sure to do this step in a well-ventilated area or outdoors. Apply the paint in thin, even coats to avoid drips. 
4. After the paint has fully dried, you can add a clear sealant for extra durability, especially if you anticipate your tray will frequently come into contact with water.
5. Style your DIY tray with lotions, perfumes, and toiletries to enjoy.

@woman.of.gold Im really proud of this one! It looks so expensive and the plastic plate was only £1.49 and the tealight holders 50p each so total cost is £3.49 (already had the paint and baking soda at home) #diy #homedecor #diytray ♬ Best of Beautiful – JAYBeatz

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Macrame

Macrame is everywhere lately, and while we see fancy intricate tapestries in stores, sis you know that it’s a fairly easy process to learn at home? Especially if you grew up making friendship bracelets. Once you get the hang of it there are almost endless options in how you purpose your macrame art; from wall hangings to plant holders.

Faux Ceramic Paint

This is a quick and easy upcycle you can do with supplies you most likely already have at home. Mix acrylic paint with baking powder until you get a chalk consistency and then paint on to any vase, jar, or bowl you want to have a ceramic look.

Keepsake Gallery Wall

We all have a drawer of postcards, knick-knacks, and art we don’t know what to do with. Take it all out and organize it into a statement gallery wall that captures your memories.

The post DIY Decor Trends to Spice Up Any Space in Your Home appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Materials Needed:

• Clean and ironed plain tea towels (preferably cotton or linen for best absorption)
• Fabric paint in various colors
• A palette or disposable plates for the paint
• Vegetables for stamping (potatoes, okra, carrots, celery, etc.)
• Knife (to cut and shape the vegetables)
• Paper towels
• Iron

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Mindy Schumacher (@follysomeprints)

Instructions:

1. Choose your vegetables based on the shapes and designs you prefer. Potatoes and okra are popular choices due to their easy handling and distinctive patterns. Cut the vegetables in half or into your desired shape. If using potatoes, you can carve designs into them to create custom stamps. 
2. Pour your fabric paint onto a palette or disposable plate. 
3. Dip your vegetable stamp into the paint. Firmly press your painted vegetable onto the tea towel. Carefully lift it off to reveal the design. Repeat this process, reapplying paint as needed.
4. Once you are satisfied with your design, allow the paint to dry completely. Follow the fabric paint’s instructions—some may require ironing to set the design. 

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Brayer & Ink (@brayer_and_ink)

The post DIY Veggie Stamped Tea Towel for Your Home appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Materials:

• A plain plastic tray
• Small cups (4 for the legs)
• Strong adhesive glue
• Spray paint 
• Sandpaper (light grit)

Instructions:

1. Begin by sanding the surface slightly so the paint adheres better. Then, wash and dry well.
2. Apply a strong adhesive glue to the rim of each cup and press them onto the corners of the bottom of the tray. Allow the glue to dry according to the instructions on the package.
3. Once the glue is dry, choose a spray paint color. Spray paint is preferable for its smooth finish, but make sure to do this step in a well-ventilated area or outdoors. Apply the paint in thin, even coats to avoid drips. 
4. After the paint has fully dried, you can add a clear sealant for extra durability, especially if you anticipate your tray will frequently come into contact with water.
5. Style your DIY tray with lotions, perfumes, and toiletries to enjoy.

@woman.of.gold Im really proud of this one! It looks so expensive and the plastic plate was only £1.49 and the tealight holders 50p each so total cost is £3.49 (already had the paint and baking soda at home) #diy #homedecor #diytray ♬ Best of Beautiful – JAYBeatz

The post This DIY Bathroom Tray Will Upgrade Your Decor appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Macrame

Macrame is everywhere lately, and while we see fancy intricate tapestries in stores, sis you know that it’s a fairly easy process to learn at home? Especially if you grew up making friendship bracelets. Once you get the hang of it there are almost endless options in how you purpose your macrame art; from wall hangings to plant holders.

Faux Ceramic Paint

This is a quick and easy upcycle you can do with supplies you most likely already have at home. Mix acrylic paint with baking powder until you get a chalk consistency and then paint on to any vase, jar, or bowl you want to have a ceramic look.

Keepsake Gallery Wall

We all have a drawer of postcards, knick-knacks, and art we don’t know what to do with. Take it all out and organize it into a statement gallery wall that captures your memories.

The post DIY Decor Trends to Spice Up Any Space in Your Home appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.