DIY-ing

Even as a kid, I was never the crafty type. I did not enjoy arts because I felt that it always took so long to finish. LOL!

But when I started a home with my husband, things changed. I guess nature has a way of changing people to so they can better perform their new roles.


I am now always on the lookout for making new things from whatever I see around the house, either for practical use or as a decorative piece.

Do you want project ideas, too? Click here for inspiration.

Happy crafting!

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