Geometric Home Decor DIY!

 Geometric Home Decor DIY! I found this awesome lamp at the thrift store. I don't have a place or the need for a lamp, but I bought it anyway. I love the wrought iron geometric shape.  It was simple construction.  So I used pliers and removed the lamp hardware.  Then I took it outside to spray paint gold.  Let it dry and then use it as a home decor piece! I could put the lamp back in at any time, but for now, this is how it resides.  I love the gold molecule look! What do you think?  Would you keep the lamp? Here's some other fun Geometric Crafts! Recliamed wood lamp with Himmeli shade! Diamond Himmeli Pendant Light Tangram Rubber Stamps Himmeli Stars Geometric Terrarium DIY Geometric Paper Crane Necklace Diamond Himmeli Planter This post published on Doodlecraft first 

Geometric Terrarium Succulents Planter Centerpiece!

Geometric Terrarium Succulents Planter Centerpiece! Perfect for a DIY wedding, party or event--or even  fabulous for home decor! Great for a Mother's day gift too. I love these gorgeous geometric terrariums. ~ Last month I made my own terrarium ...totally DIY out of old CD cases. It was such a project...it was tedious and nearly cast off as a fail...but it turned out okay. These.  So much easier. These are fabulous glass and gold terrariums you can buy from  Oriental Trading! They come in black too  They are well made and come well packaged. I think they are a great price for what you get...they are more  expensive everywhere else I've looked...and you get 2.  The big one is about 7 inches across and the small one is about 6 inches across. Oriental Trading also has a fabulous set of 12 succulent picks . They are big and perfect if you don't want to worry about gardening or plants dying right before an event. ...

How to Make a Geometric Succulent Terrarium DIY!

How to Make a Geometric Succulent Terrarium DIY! Learn how to make your own geometric succulent terrarium with recycled materials! This fun DIY is inexpensive and you might have some of the materials laying around already. Can you tell how I made this!? I bet you can't guess.  It was a lot more work than I anticipated. Maybe there's a better way...if you think of one, let me know in the comments!  You will need: Rotary cutter and mat Old CD CASES (didn't see that one coming, did you!?) Stained Glass foiling tape in copper You'll also need hot glue/gun and some pliers. This terrarium is a dodecahedron...a 12 sided shape. You'll need this pentagon pattern.  Print it off your desired size. You'll need 11 faces...one will be open. 11. That's not as easy as it sounds...but it's cheap, right!? DIY's are sometimes more work than just buying it. For the 11 that I got cut the right shape, there was at least 13 that didn't work...