Projects and To Do Lists.

scissorsandthread:

DIY Tufted Headboard | Little Green Notebook
I love my home made headboard - it’s comfy to lean against when I’m reading, doesn’t let my head hit the wall, etc. But it’s a pretty dodgy version - I made it out of two canvases stapled together, padding over the top and then fabric. The buttons used to make it ‘tufted’ but they’ve all popped out! I’ve been looking to re-make one but I’m terrible with drilling holes. What sets this one apart is that you use peg board, meaning no holes and more precise tufts. I’m thinking of going with yellow to match my new lamps!

jacobvanloon:

I.S. V | Found object, sterling silver | Agnes Ma

unconsumption:

Two pallets = instant bike rack
This DIY “pallet bike rack” photo has been making the blogosphere and Pinterest rounds over the past several months. I’ve seen it so many times that I thought we’d already featured it in our extensive group of pallet-related posts; turns out we had not … until now!
Find more Unconsumption bike-related posts here.
(photo via lowtechatmo on Flickr)

delinnes:

love letter bowl in italian
crushculdesac: love letter bowl | zzaga

ruineshumaines:

This glorious sculpture/lounger- ”Banco del Pensamiento” (The Bench of Thought”) was created by talented recycling artist and designer Alvaro Tamarit. At the base of the construction lies a structural reinforcement of wood. Recovered books has then been tightly stacked and topped with a thick layer of gloss varnish. Want to have this one? It´s yours for about €6000.

Shelving made for our kitchen. I used redwood fence boards and 2x3 studs. Sanded smooth, stained with Watco oil, Daddy Van’s polish rubbed in as final protection. Rustic look.

foxontherun:

(via Take a Load Off / Over-dyed Sling Chairs by Still Co.)

rie-sato-paris:

フィルムを埋めたバングル。

itsasecrettoeverybody:

Frozen Banana Bites
2 large bananas 1/4 to 1/3 cup vegan chocolate chips 1/4 to 1/3 cup natural peanut butter Unsweetened coconut flakes
Set out a large plate or bowl with a piece of parchment or wax paper on it. Cut up the bananas into good-sized chunks. Each banana should give you around 5 to 6 pieces. Heat the peanut butter and chocolate chips in the microwave on high for about a minute. Then stir until smooth. Dip the banana pieces in the chocolate-peanut butter mixture. Lay them out leaving some space between them on the parchment/wax paper. Then when you’ve “covered” them all, use the remaining mixture to spoon over the tops (for even more chocolate-y goodness). Then sprinkle the unsweetened coconut flakes on top. Transfer to the freezer for about an hour until hardened (or over night).

what-do-i-wear:

Kaye Blegvad’s Blogvad, a few pieces that are offered.

twigandsparrow:

DIY FOR POOR PEOPLE: Gold Spray Painted Tree Stumps!

diy project: paint-by-number hex symbol coasters

timmythechimp:

Recycled Bike Wheel Trellis.
Genius and beautiful. Must remember for Spring, wherever I am…