Who else absolutely hates it when you spend more money on a DIY than it would've cost just to buy the thing outright?! DIYs are meant to save you some money by doing it yourself! That's the whole point, isn't it?
These DIYs will definitely help you in that category. If you're looking to make some pretty things without breaking the bank, definitely take a look at these.
All you need to create a stunning piece of wall decor is a Hula-Hoop, some spray paint, and a bunch of faux flowers.
We've got to thank Strawberry Chic Blog for sharing this beautiful DIY! I seriously can't wait to give this project a shot.
You can totally save on wall art by heading outside and finding a bunch of branches. Acrylic paint is super cheap, too.
And it's obvious that it was made with lots of love by the team at eHow. I'm really stoked to give this a shot. You'll find me outside!
Just stop it right now. You can make stunning earrings for a fraction of the cost. Try these leather earrings from Southernly Splendid instead.
Store-bought baby wipes are stored so you take multiple out at a time and will likely end up wasting most of them. Instead, make your own like Evermine!
You might as well learn to make your own version that's just as great as the ones from Lush.
I love making bath bombs to relax with, and Do It Better Yourself shows us their recipe for making these fun, galaxy-inspired ones.
That's exactly what Mom Spark decided to do when they needed a new lampshade!
It's giving me a mix of modern and '70s vibes that I absolutely love! Plus, it matches the tissue container perfectly.
Well, lucky for me, they're not that hard to make with a little bit of wood and some funky legs.
I also really love the washing machine laundry bag, I wonder where I can get it?!
I've used them to create some really fun watercolor designs on ceramics, and the results are always pretty.
Fiber Artsy used alcohol ink to get some really funky designs for their home.
It's one thing that I feel like I can make and totally be unique with. I especially love making earrings because I can't wear traditional ones.
These would be great to stack on your wrist, or make one for every one of your friends. Yes, even in my twenties, I'm still down for friendship bracelets.
You can draw your design onto the collar of a thrifted shirt and then create the design.
You can see more on how Mr. Kate created this design over on their website. I'm excited to give this one a shot!
I love woven wall hangings, but they're so expensive to buy! You can definitely make your own at home.
Then follow some of the guidelines All Put Together shared to get the look you want. They are just so pretty!
Head over to the dollar store and get a bunch of pom-poms and tassels, or make your own!
This will definitely be a party to remember! Thanks to Alice And Lois for sharing how it's done.
BUT, this one is definitely worth it. I could definitely use some Vick's VapoRub in my life right now.
I definitely need to try out this DIY from This N That With Olivia!
This is great for clothes that have seen better days, or as a way to recycle clothes from loved ones you aren't ready to part with yet. Learn more over at Miss Kopy Kat.
You can make your own for so much less. In fact, Dream A Little Bigger shows us how to do it for just $6!
Then head to the paint store and pick up a bunch of stir sticks. 346 Living shows you how to get it done!
Think again, because they can be used for so many great storage DIYs.
These are seriously right on par with something you might find from HomeGoods!
But some people really aren't trying to stay on trend. They've developed rips and holes in their jeans, but they're not happy about it!
People are taking embroidery thread and covering holes and rips in their clothing with patterns and colors to bring new life to their clothing.
You might have to learn a back stitch, but it'll bring character to your clothing!
Well, you might as well learn to make them yourself. Savvy Housekeeping makes them using leftover candles and Pringles containers!
For example, colanders make for the perfect planters as there is plenty of room for drainage!
Something like teacups make your planter look fancy and expensive, but really, it was like $3!
Consider picking up some wallpaper samples and creating a mixed media accent wall!
She only spent $24 to create it.
You don't have to made mermaid scales, of course. You could make any shape, like polka dots or even diamonds.
While they look super pretty stacked in a clear decorative jar, there's so much more they can do for you.
Brittany over at the blog Pretty Handy Girl created this jewelry wall hanging you see here.
Not only is it a great holder for your necklaces, but it also becomes a unique wall decor piece in and of itself!
There are a lot of really cool things you can do with an old vintage trunk like this one.
There is definitely a trend right now for solid colored things, and this totally works as a coffee table. Thanks to Angie at Knick Of Time for sharing this easy, yet beautiful project!
Which is totally rad because clay can kind of get expensive if you buy it at the craft store. Don't you love this tutorial from eHow?
Little Brick House Clay Works suggests using a credit card as a template!
