How to reuse mason jars

Hi guys, here I am again! I found some good and quite easy ideas of how to recycle and reuse mason jars usually placed in the trash.

DIY: Lovely Flower Jars!

1. Get a mason jar, a satin ribbon and some white lace ribbon.

2. Two types of flowers: a bigger one and a tiny one.

3. Now just cut a piece of lace that fits around the jar and glue the ends with hot glue. Let it dry. Then cut a piece of satin ribbon and tie a lace. Put some water inside the jar and place the flowers. 

Now look how cute it looks:

I found this DIY here.

Another option is to tint the jars first:

I loved the colorful jars! DIY to tint it here.

Some other ideas (from Pinterest):

For others DIY with mason jars: brit.co.

Hope you like it! =]

Deer Decor

Hey I'm back! Today's tip I got from a friend and love it!

Do you guys remember those old-fashioned deer heads some people used to have in their living room? Well, they are actually coming back into fashion, but in a much cuter way!

Still can't picture how? Check this out:

And this last one for kids bedroom I found on this blog:

And the best part is you can make your own like this one below! Just print the images at the end of this post, cover the pieces with beautiful fabrics and put it together.

A lot of inspiration for your criativity here on Etsy.


Thanks Cláudio Macieira for the suggestion!


Wanna do yours? Download the images here.

Tile Decal (or Tile Stickers)

Looking for an easy alternative to make a change on your home without dealing with all that mess that a renovation can cause? Well, here is a good tip that worked well for me: tile decal.

Some examples of what is possible to do with it. Hope it serves as inspiration for you.

Kitchen:

Bathroom:

 Living Room:

Outdoor:

I bought mine on Gecko, a webstore here in Brazil. But for those who don't live in Brazil, I found some good ones here as well.

Ok, now the DO-IT-YOURSELF!
Tile stickers are really easy to glue:

1. Clean the surface properly;
2. If it's a tile surface, then wipe it with a damp cloth to avoid bubbles;
3. Gradually glue the adhesive using a dry cloth to help.

Unfortunately I found no photo of my kitchen before. But this is my kitchen now:

Hope you like this post! See ya!