Use an old apron to DIY a pillow, a gardening utility belt, rag curtain, or a homemade coaster and mug holder using just a ...

For today, dear travellers, is the Outer Town festival.

Baby clothes, wedding dresses, and the clothing of late family members always feel illegal to declutter. And while it’s ...

I’m wearing a powder blue or bright yellow jelly sandal with all of my summer neutrals, from pretty white dresses to various ...

If one sock is still in good shape, or there are odd socks in your drawers that you don’t want to mix and match, you can always reuse them by pulling one over your hand and using it as a dust-grabber ...

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Get ready for Easter with these creative DIY projects that will keep the whole family entertained and inspired! From tie-dye ...

Yes, old cloth napkins make great rags (whether you’re shining silver, buffing your shoes, or wiping dirty paws), but there is so much more an old or out-of-use cloth napkin is capable of.

Old milk jugs and pool noodles are standard materials for repurposing, but check out what you can do with items like books and gutters.

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1. The first step is to fill the sock with rice. One easy way to do this (shown in the video) is to stretch the sock over a bowl or cup, hollowing it out inside. You can then spoon the rice in with ...