Adding winter pieces to your outdoor decor setup is an easy way to make your home's exterior feel more like a polished space during what can be a bleak season. Whether you're sprucing up your entryway ...

We've partnered with Juicy Juice to help you make the most of time at home with your family. With fall — and all of its associated obligations — fast approaching, now is your chance to make the most ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. ‘Tis the season for spooky decor. And if there’s one ornament ...

Rectangular lanterns make charming yard or home decorations, but they don't always fit your fall decor. If you're looking for a fall piece that's seasonal but not spooky, this Dollar Tree DIY for a ...

Making DIY holiday decor is one of the best ways to get into the Christmas spirit, and this project repurposes tin cans into cute holiday lighting.

If you're growing tired of the current look of your porch, an easy way to spruce it up is to upgrade its lighting. Not only will this enhance your home's front porch, but the extra lighting will also ...

There’s no better way to illuminate a cold winter night than with a glowing ice lantern. What is an ice lantern you ask? Well, today we showed you how to make beautiful and functional ice lanterns ...

Lanterns are the on-trend accessory of the year. They’re beautiful accents indoors and can help light up a porch or patio outdoors. Apartment dwellers love them because all you have to do is pack them ...

OLYPHANT, Pa. — Jackie Lewandoski visited Shiloh of From Drab To Fab for a fun and easy DIY project; crafting a beautiful wooden lantern, perfect for your table, mantle, or porch. Shiloh started by ...

Calling all sunshine enthusiasts and crafty wizards! Are you ready to bring a touch of magic to your garden and illuminate those warm summer nights for pennies on the dollar? Today, we transformed ...

2. Cut the paper template and place it on the polypropylene sheet. 3. Using a pencil, trace the star on the plastic. 4. Cut the star out with a knife and metal ruler. 5. Repeat the last two steps so ...