4 Cozy Reading Nooks You’ll Want in Your Home Right Now Constructing a reading nook doesn’t have to be hard. Sometimes all you need is lots of pillows and a little unused space. Reading nooks are also a great way to use dead, unused, or awkward space within a home. Nooks can help maximize living space and provide additional seating, along with providing a personal sanctuary. With these four easy DIY reading nook projects, it won’t be long before you find yourself dreaming of getting lost in a good book. 1. Make Use of Dead Space with a Corner Bench Do you have a dead corner in your house that’s just…there? A great remedy for that empty space is a corner bench. Creating an L-shaped bench will maximize your space. Not only will it provide additional seating, but it can also become storage. Create this bench with bookshelves, cushions, and pillows for the ultimate reading nook space. When the bookshelves are placed together, you can then determine what size cushion you will need to go on ...
How to Make DIY Dollhouse Plants with Beads and Greenery
MATERIALS
- beads
- greenery
- hot glue gun
INSTRUCTIONS
- Buy wood beads and greenery. Make sure you choose greenery that will look good cut down and works with the dollhouse scale.
- Paint the bead in the color of choice
- But the greenery into small pieces.
- Use a glue gun to adhere the greenery to the bead.
And there you have your own dollhouse plant!
To make the frames, I again, took a screen shot of the art from my bathroom. I resized it and got
it printed on card stock. Then I used an exact knife and chair molding to cut pieces of the frame. I glued everything together and finished them with caulk and paint.
For the hanging plant, I bought a plant with a wire hanger. I used embroidery string and wrapped them around the wire to make it look like the hangers from my bathroom. I finished with pink string wrapped around the tail.
Next, I made a hook with floral wire and used a piece of baseboard and a bunch of glue to adhere the wire hook to the window ceiling. I painted everything white so it disappeared.
While I was using my heat gun to take down the wallpaper, I accidentally melted one of my windows. I was so bummed! To fix it, I used plastic from a box I’d bought and cut it to size. Then, I used a white gel pen to draw the mullions on the window. And now you can’t tell which window is the replacement!
Can you tell how much work this room was?! I throughly enjoyed making it though!
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