With just a few ½-inch square dowels, some twine and a few nuts, this handy trivet can be pulled together before the dinner bell rings. Using the cut list, cut the square dowels to size using a handsaw or miter saw. Lay the slats side-by-side with their ends aligned. Make a registration mark near one...
I love mosaics as this ancient pattern allows creating wonderful and eye-catching items,and this trivet is one of them. The supplies are neon acrylic paint, unsanded grout, an exacto knife, a square white tile, peel-and-stick floor tile, squeegee, a plastic molding. You need to figure out what size to cut your peel-and-stick tile. Measure your...
Got a pile of wine corks? I have good news for you! You can create almost anything using them, let’s have a look at some ideas. I’m sure that all of you have seen wine cork trivets – easy and practical but what about trays? You can take any tray you like and cover it...
Why are cork crafts so super cool? Because they are cheap and easy to make! Cork can be a perfect source for almost anything, from a laptop sleeve to a backsplash. If you like wine and have lots of corks at home, it’s time to use them! This cork trivet is super easy to make....
This wood roll-up tray is a mix of a travel valet tray, a hot food trivet, or a pad to set your laptop on – so functional! To make it you’ll need 4 strips of wood – 1.5″ wide x 1/4″ thick x 36″ long, a saw, a thick piece of felt of your choice,...
A trivet is always necessary to save your furniture from spoiling, so let’s have a look at this one, that Prettyprudent blog shared with us. It’s really cool and natural-looking due to the pebbles on the top. You’ll need cork trivets, black river pebbles (or any others you got) and E6000® craft adhesive. Glue the...
Fall is here and if you haven’t added any touches of it to your home, maybe this roundup will help you. Today it’s all about Scandinavian fall! Scandinavian décor is simple, monochromatic, natural and very cozy. That’s why for Nordic fall décor you can make some decorations of natural wood, for example, a candle holder...
Trivets are always needed, it’s a perfect gift. You may use them as a wall art, a cute holiday cork board and heat trivets; you can give them as a gift. The supplies are 3 round cork trivets, acrylic paints and a brush, a multi-purpose sealer, a stencil and Mod Podge. Create your stencil and...
Trivet is always needed in the kitchen or anywhere else where you drink hot coffee. Here’s a cool and modern way to create a modular trivet that looks cool and original thanks to the geometric pattern. Print out as many sheets as you need, pin them to a piece of felt, and use a rotary...
If you like tea, you definitely make it very often. What you need is a trivet for your teapot. Tree stump trivet is a nice and simple in crafting thing. You’ll need dark brown and beige felt strips, fabric glue, scissors. Cut the strips into smaller lengths that you are going to stagger and build...