We all crave change and when we are stuck inside with little to do, we want to make the most of our time. Creativity at home is an excellent way to tick off some projects we may not have had time to do earlier. So why not utilize this time to add some creativity to your home with some DIY projects?
Making furniture can seem daunting at first but if you approach it piece by piece and with the right tools you can achieve amazing results. You just have to bring your ideas to life and be willing to get your hands dirty! With the right materials and creative vision, you can build an amazing custom kitchen table, bed frame or TV stand. A fun way to breathe new life into an age-old piece is to give it a simple paint job. Painting furniture with vibrant colours makes it more exciting and helps it to stand out from the crowd.
A great way to add creativity to your home is to get involved with some wall art. This can be anything from a simple piece of framed abstract art to a complex mural. To bring extra spark to your home, you can also bust out some paint and stencils to create a one-of-a-kind wall with bright hues. Picking up herb and flower gardening is also a great idea to give your home a special makeover. Planting flowers and herbs in pots and planters not only beautifies your home but you also benefit from the nutrients they provide your surroundings with.
Decorating your home’s interior and exterior is also a great way to express your creativity. You can use vivid and vibrant cushion covers and rugs to bring some colour into your home. Use some unique artwork and knick-knacks to bring a cool vibe to your living areas or you can even make small change to your balcony or garden by adding some art pieces.
Apart from building and decorating, you can have some crafting fun and put your imagination to work. You can make candle holders, clocks, wall hangings or even your own jewellery set. For an extra creative look, you can also use upcycled materials such as old jars to make your creative piece even more unique and special. You can also try your hand at hand lettering which can be a fun and interesting activity.
You can have some serious fun even when you’re stuck in the house! Try out a variety of new skills like woodworking, sewing, upcycling and more. As it is known, necessity is the mother of invention- so don’t be afraid to try something new as part of your creative journey. So, clear some space, gather your supplies and get creative with some DIY projects!
Using bare bones materials, you can build planter boxes and make creative support stands for vases and frames. Have some extra fun by lighting up the room with your own homemade lamps. Use glass or ceramic dishes to create an elegant center table. Get creative with your upcycled items to make trinket boxes or candle holders for Christmas. You can even use some cardboard boxes to make retro wall clocks.
Think outside the box when it comes to your next project. For a playful decor choice, create paper lanterns, a mobile for the nursery, a dream catcher or a paper mache animal sculpture. Need some extra seating in your living area? Make your own bean bags. They are great for both kids and adults. Build a hammock for your backyard or even a backyard cinema.
Revamp your garden furniture by making your own garden seat cushion. Create your own wind chimes and bird feeders. Use some old tires and paint to create a unique vehicle for your kids. Make a statement with a piece of wall art or mini-library. You can use recyclable materials to make a compost bin. Create a popsicle stick house with your kids and give it a personal touch. Use some old suitcases to design a planter stand and make a tool pouch out of canvas and rope.
Adding artwork to your home is always a great idea. Create an art shrine by framing your favourite artwork. Make your own stained glass window. Use polymer clay to make creative jewelry pieces. Design a rainbow coloured wall for your kid’s bedroom. Utilize old keys in the making of some jewellery with your own twist. Give a new life to your shoe boxes and use them to store your notebooks and other small items. Making your own language journals by decorating binders or use old magazines or tabloids to make art collages. Add some spark to the dull spaces of your home using illustrations.
Making your own dream catcher is one of the most creative and fun projects you can try out. Who said doing crafts was only for kids? With some imagination and creativity, you can make your own art pieces. Transform old furniture or vintage finds into statement pieces with a unique touch. Why not give a room a warm makeover by making your own art canvas?