Showing 1-15 of 114 Projects DCWV Boho Butterfly Picture Frame DCWV Embossed Shadow Box Butterflies DCWV Copper Blue Decorative Candle Holders DecoArt Dorm Room Weekly Calendar DecoArt Hanging Bedside Storage Crate Elmer's Decoupaged Table, Lamp & Journal Elmer's Glamour Girl Jewelry Holder Gifts Under $10: Paper Owl Picture Frame Gifts Under $10: Letter Bookends Fiskars DIY Chalkboard Tag Calendar Nicole™ Crafts DIY Wood Planks and Paper Crafting Wall Art Nicole™ Crafts Cherry Blossom & Forsythia Wall Art Nicole™ Crafts Mini Modern Masterpieces Nicole™ Crafts Cathedral Window Paper Heart Shadow Box Showing 1-15 of 114 ProjectsThe 10 Paint Colors Designers Always Use Skip the professional decorator and whip up your own homemade decor instead. With only a few supplies, these easy craft projects will spruce up the place in no time. Shutter Side TableShutter Side TableSkip painting and embrace a weathered finish for this tiny table.

A set of rustic shutters provides the perfect base for a potted plant or a vase of blooms. Get the tutorial » Hand-Dyed NapkinsHand-Dyed NapkinsDress up plain white dishes the easy way with ombre linens. The faded hues look fresh as napkins, but can double as placemats too. A Sweet Utah Home to Brighten Your Day 2017 Halloween Decor, Food, and Costumes 25 Pumpkin Painting Ideas for a Colorful Halloween 50+ Enchanting Halloween Decor & Decorating Ideas How to Make a Carnivorous Bog Planter How to Make a Mounted Driftwood Planter How to Make a Hanging Kokedama String Garden 10 Whimsical DIY Garden Ornaments Crafts & DIY Projects 8 Cool Things You Can Make With a T-Shirt 12 Impressive DIY Window Treatments 3 Decor Myths This Laundry Room Totally Busts All of our favorite recipes and crafts to give to everyone special in your life It's amazing what you can do with our simple royal icing recipe! Featured: Win Over Hearts with a Sweet Treat

Surprise your Valentine's Day crush with a hand-painted bag of treats using Martha Stewart Crafts! 37 Heartfelt Valentine's Day Gifts One-of-a-kind treats and sweets straight from your heart Personalized Back to School Notebooks DIY Back to School Supplies 15 Family Command CentersToday on the blog I thought I would share with you some really fun ways to decorate your room! Your bedroom is a place that should resemble you and that makes you happy! exterior paint colors light grayWhat better way to achieve that then DIYing it?! christmas decorations for office contestIt ads a handmade touch and maybe even a conversation piece! cheap decorating tips for bathrooms

These are some more girly ideas, but boys you can definitely change them up a little and make them work in your room too OR stop by next Monday and check out our Teenage Boy Room Decor Ideas! BONUS : Check out our fun DIY room decor VIDEO with lots of inspiration – 2. Honeycomb Wall @ Vintage Revivals 3. Magnetic Make-Up Board @ Laura Thoughts 4. Fabric Decoupage Dresser @ The Berry 5. Paper Heart Wall Art @ Honey Bee Vintage 6. Spray Painted Old Lamp Bases @ Mod Podge Rocks 7. Chalkboard Paint File Cabinet @ Mod & Fodder 8. Textured Walls with Yarn around a Paint Roller 9. Trash Can Night Stand @ Home Styling 11. Fabric Chandelier @ Inspired By Lovely 12. Over Sized Floor Pillows @ Oven Lovin’ 14. Poster Board+Spray=Paint Wall Art @ Two Thirty-Five Designs 15. Glitter Vases @ The Sweetest Occasion 17. Cupcake Liner Pendant Light @ Ikea Hackers 18. Hexagon Wall Treatment @ My Sister’s Suitcase 19. Push Pin Art @ Metal and Mud

20. Pottery barn Teen Inspired Duvet & Sham @ House of Hepworths 21. Glass Marble Table Top @ Dollar Store Crafts 22. $8 Ruffle Curtains @ a boy and a girl and a pug 23. Cover Light Switch Plates and Outlet Covers with Pattern Paper 24. Flower Tie Die Pillow @ ilovetocreate 25. DIY Ombre Walls @ Just Like The Number How fun are they!? A lot of these ideas are super easy, but will still give you a really awesome look and some of them are a little harder and may need some assistance! If you spend nearly as much time in your room as I do in mine, they will all be well worth it! I hope you have enjoyed these Teenage Girl Room Decor Ideas and if you attempt any of them, please share them with us!! Don’t forget to “Like” us on Facebook and Subscribe via email.Shop Bushes and Bouquets Shop Artificial Birds and Nests Shop Jars, Lids and Pumps Shop Mini Kitchen Utensils Shop Acrylic Fillable Ornaments Shop Spring and Easter Miniature Glittered Pastel Easter E...

Rustic Resin Easter Bunny Basket Latest Project From The Blog DIY Valentine Heart Ornaments TutorialPom-Pom Filled Heart Garland Give your home some Valentine's Day decor with this garland by Haeley from Design Improvised.17 Easy Construction Paper Crafts That Any Kid Can Do Using only basic supplies, you and your kids can enjoy a not-so-basic craft time. Scissors, paper, glue and markers: these are the essentials of any craft room, and your child is sure to be an expert at using them. However, these simple products can inspire creations that are beyond the basics. A few supplies can lay the foundation for a rewarding afternoon for both of you -- and you'll have some exciting new construction paper crafts to display on the refrigerator as well.Since the instructions for these crafts are so simple, you can use the time to focus on some bonding, too. "You can learn so much about your child from participating in craft time with them," says Marie LeBaron, the founder of "Make and Takes" and author of "Make and Takes for Kids: 50 Crafts Throughout the Year."

"Not only is there opportunity for a fun conversation, you can also find out how they learn and process their learning." "Crafting is just a great way to bond with your child," says Joel Henriques, crafter at Made By Joel and author of "Made to Play." "Kids really love it when grownups take a little special time to play together."All of the crafts listed here are simple to do, so you can get started having a good time with the crafty kids in your life. /watch?v=d1U_cEjy-m0 Home DecorHave fun with your paper crafts, and find unusual ways to use the medium. Let your kids help you decorate with these woven paper placemats on the kitchen table, and they'll feel proud of their artistic accomplishments every time they sit down for a snack. /watch?v=XbmwjN8vOIM Cheap ChalkboardsChalkboard paint is all the rage, but you don't need to worry about using such a messy element in your kids' crafting time. Instead, use a little glue and construction paper to make these chalkboards -- they're completely functional once they're dry, so your children can continue to have a blast with their crafty creations. 

Sand AwayFor an eye-catching and unique way to use construction paper, grab a stack of your favorite colored paper and some sandpaper to create these layered paper stones. They make great paperweights or pretty additions to your child's collection of knick-knacks. Think BigThese stunning life-size sunflowers make use of the outlines of your children's hands. The final product is beautiful, and it's a great way to preserve the size of those sweet, nimble fingers. Go CubicYour budding architect or engineer will love making and stacking these paper cubes. Sweet TreatsEven you'll get hungry as you make this adorable paper cupcake. Don't forget to add sprinkles and a cherry! Decorate BreakfastThere's no need to hide under the bed from these fun monsters! With an empty cereal box, construction paper and lots of imagination, you'll have a whole army of playful creatures. /watch?v=jhImvfbAUMU Weave a BasketTuck candy or small treats into these woven heart baskets and have your kids give them to someone they love. 

Make a ChainDecorate your kid's room with these paper doll chains. Can the kids make them look like each other? Thread a LeiConstruction paper can even make some pretty necklaces. Make leis in all different colors for a luau or just for a fun pop of color to wear around the house. Marble PaperShaving cream is the key ingredient to making your own marbled paper. Display it on its own, or cut it up to bring color to another project. Dear DiaryHave your kids use a homemade paper journal to write down their favorite quotes or draw pictures. Make a MosaicKids' artwork will take some perspective when they're creating a paper mosaic. Up close, it just looks like colored squares, but from far away, it's a masterpiece. Paint IceThis cool snowflake project looks as if it's made out of ice, but the secret ingredient is Epsom salt. "Get silly and creative with your kids," encourages LeBaron. Since these construction paper crafts are so easy, keep the focus on fun with one another. It doesn't matter if your final products are museum quality if everyone's smiling in the end!