Flipping through home magazines or scrolling endlessly through Pinterest can make you yearn for a whole house redesign. Who has the time (or money) for that?

Not many people. I don’t!

But still, I like to do a little renovating now and then. Most of us need to take it one room at a time and one project at a time. Today I’m going to talk about how you can inject a bit of your personality into your space with some budget-friendly kitchen craft ideas.

Kitchens can be one of the most expensive rooms to remodel. The most obvious ways to make an update and spend less are by painting walls, the cabinets, or light fixtures. But even that costs money, and lots of time.

If your budget is relatively small, there are still a lot of ways to update your kitchen. If you put a little time and effort into some DIY decor and organization crafts, you can get a new look without having to ask your parents for your inheritance.

I’ve come up with a list of thrifty DIY kitchen crafts – some big (like a range hood update) and some small (like new refrigerator magnets). Scroll down to check them out and then get started on your new kitchen!

Let me know which ones you try in the comments.

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Plaid Crafts

Resin Cutting Board

This colorful resin cutting board looks beautiful displayed beside cookbooks while protecting surfaces during casual entertaining nights at home.

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Courtney Sanchez

Coffee Bar Sign

A cozy coffee sign instantly makes your morning setup feel warmer, friendlier, and honestly much more welcoming for sleepy humans. Inspired by Rae Dunn.

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DIY Clothespin Trivet

Wood clothespins become surprisingly cute trivets that are heat resistant and protect surfaces from hot pans while adding playful farmhouse-inspired texture throughout kitchens.

We also have some cool cork trivets if you'd like to check those out.

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DIY Wood Coffee Mug Rack

This beginner-friendly project displays favorite mugs beautifully while freeing cabinet storage and adding cozy coffeehouse-inspired personality to kitchens.

Here's another even more basic idea using metal IKEA parts.

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Distressed Mason Jar Storage

Distressed jars organize utensils, utensils, salt packets, and miscellaneous supplies while adding rustic charm beside your everyday bake essentials.

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DIY Tiered Tray

This simple stacked tray project creates vertical storage for mugs, snacks, fruit, or decorative accessories without crowding smaller kitchen spaces visually.

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Wall Hanging Produce Baskets

Looking for a creative and functional way to store your produce and free up kitchen counter space!? Try making your own hanging wall baskets! This DIY project is easy and will add a unique touch to your space. Uses wood planks and woven baskets.

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DIY Clay Fruit Bowls

Bright fruit-inspired details make this bowl feel cheerful and playful sitting directly in the middle of a kitchen table or on the kitchen counter.

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DIY Wood Look Painted Hood

This paint technique uses layered stain effects to create a warm rustic focal point without replacing expensive kitchen fixtures entirely.

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h2obungalow.com

Wood Spice Rack

This basic woodworking project creates a practical shelf keeping spices organized, visible, and always within easy reach while cooking.

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Painted Terra Cotta Herb Pots

Funny pun herb sayings make these painted pots feel playful displayed beside windows, shelves, or sunny corners where herbs naturally thrive.

We also have cute mini pots wrapped in twine here on the blog.

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Mason Jar Salt and Pepper Shakers

DIY mason jar salt and pepper shakers are cute, practical, and perfect for adding farmhouse charm to everyday meals.

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Stenciled Coffee Themed Tray

This coffee-inspired tray feels perfect for serving breakfast pastries, fruit, or cheese during relaxed weekends spent lingering around the kitchen together.

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David Cheaney

Rolling Pin Bookends

Vintage rolling pins become adorable bookends that keep favorite cookbooks upright beside every treasured family recipe collection beautifully.

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Clothespin Napkin Holder

This clothespin napkin holder is simple beginner project that keeps napkins organized while adding farmhouse charm beside your everyday dish towels and serving pieces. We've also got a clothespin clock you might like!

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Mini Wood Crate Centerpiece

Mini crates finished with dark stain create charming centerpieces filled with greenery, utensils, flowers, or seasonal decorative accents beautifully. Get supplies from the dollar store!

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DIY Cutting Board Wall Sconce

A rustic cutting board paired with hanging mason jars and a candle creates cozy farmhouse-inspired lighting with lots of vintage charm.

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Pizza Pan Lemon Decor

A painted pizza pan becomes bright citrus wall decor bringing cheerful summer energy into kitchens needing extra color immediately. This is a super easy Dollar Tree DIY and you won't believe what one of the supplies is.

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DIY Pallet Shelf

This DIY rustic shelf looks beautiful holding jars, plants, mugs, or candles while adding warmth above sinks or coffee stations.

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Marble Mugs

These swirled mugs (made with nail polish!) are easy enough for beginners but still look stylish displayed near coffee stations or open shelving arrangements.

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DIY Coffee Candles

Coffee-scented candle projects make kitchens smell warm and cozy without actually needing to bake anything delicious that particular afternoon.

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Faux Antique Serving Tray

An antiqued thrift store tray adds vintage charm while displaying candles, pitchers, utensils, or decorative accessories throughout the entire year.

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Recipe Box Makeover

This thrift store makeover turns a worn recipe box into meaningful storage preserving favorite family cards and handwritten memories beautifully.

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Floral Fridge Magnets

If you love the look of hand embroidery, these pretty floral magnets brighten the fridge while holding grocery lists, photos, recipes, and important reminders everyone immediately forgets otherwise.

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DIY Poster Hanger

This beginner-friendly wood tutorial creates simple hanging art that adds warmth without overpowering smaller kitchens or apartment spaces visually.

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Spray Paint Faux Flowers

Colorful painted flowers instantly brighten a kitchen counter or breakfast nook while requiring zero watering or sunlight whatsoever afterward.

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Wine Cork Wreath

Wine cork wreaths make charming decorations near entertaining spaces and look especially cozy throughout the holiday season months.

You can also make a ribbon wreath or coffee filter wreath to decorate your eating space.

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Quilted Pot Holder

These handmade holders are practical kitchen crafts that add color beside dish towels while protecting surfaces from hot bake dishes.

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Coloring Tea Towel

Use fabric markers to make unique dish towels with color to match your kitchen! This is adult coloring with a twist, and so easy. We also have some fun fruit stamped towels you should check out as well.

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Free Printable Kitchen Pantry Labels

Printable pantry labels organize ingredients beautifully while helping cereal, flour, pasta, salt, and baking supplies stay visually tidy inside jars. You can edit them, and they come in a beautiful farmhouse style.

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Toaster Upcycle

A thrift store toaster becomes hilarious decor displaying succulents, herbs, or flowers while adding quirky vintage personality to kitchens.

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Courtney Sanchez

Wooden Spoon Makeover

Painted wooden spoon projects add color and personality while making ordinary utensils feel surprisingly decorative sitting inside crocks or jars. Seal with Dishwasher Safe Mod Podge.

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Ransom Note Magnets

These funny magnets make the fridge feel playful while transforming random notes and reminders into miniature pieces of unexpected art.

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Chair Cushions

Fresh chair cushions instantly make a kitchen table feel softer, cozier, and dramatically more inviting during long conversations or meals.

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David Cheaney

Kitchen Cabinet Hardware

Revamped hardware completely changes kitchen decor surprisingly fast without requiring expensive renovations or intimidating construction experience from beginners.

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KitchenAid Mixer Bowl Cover

This sewing tutorial keeps dust away while helping colorful mixers look polished sitting proudly out on display every single day.

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Farmhouse Sink Caddy

This practical organizer keeps soap, sponges, and dish towels contained neatly beside sinks without making countertops feel cluttered or chaotic.

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DIY Cutting Board Drink Coasters

Do you love a good wood scrap project? Tiny cutting board coasters are not only fun, but protect surfaces while adding playful farmhouse character to everyday entertaining spaces.

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Felt Ball Garland

Use felt balls and embroidery floss to add colorful and fun DIY garland that brightens a sideboard, cabinets, or window without overwhelming your existing kitchen decor style. We've also got a Christmas version for the holiday season.

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Lemon Kitchen Printables

Bright lemon printables add cheerful kitchen decor fast, especially when you want color without paint, tools, or commitment.

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Whether you love farmhouse style, colorful vintage decor, or practical storage ideas, these kitchen crafts make spaces feel warmer and more personal. Plus, many of these projects make great gifts for housewarmings, birthdays, holidays, or anyone obsessed with cozy kitchens.

Also please check out these other (related) popular posts:

Best IKEA Hacks • Bookends • Concrete Projects • DIY Table Decor • Globe Projects • How to Make Rugs • Photo Frames • Pillows • Plant Stands • Pool Noodle Wreaths • Wall Hangings • Wood Wall Art • Wood Lamps • Wooden Crate Decor

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The first time I realized pool noodles could become wreath forms, I honestly felt a little personally attacked by my own lack of imagination. You’re telling me I’ve walked past these foam tubes at the dollar store for YEARS and never once thought, “hey, that would make incredible front door decor?”

But once you make your first pool noodle wreath, it suddenly clicks. They’re lightweight, inexpensive, waterproof, and ridiculously easy to shape into seasonal decor for literally every time of year.

All you really need is a little duct tape, a simple loop shape, and whatever decorations make you happy. Some people secure the ends with hot glue, but I usually grab duct tape because it’s quick and holds surprisingly well.

One thing I especially love is how easy these wreaths are to hang. You can twist floral wire into a hanger, trim it with wire cutters, and create a sturdy loop for hanging on a nail near your front door. It takes about two minutes and saves so much frustration later.

And honestly? Once you start making them, it’s hard to stop.

These pool noodles can be shaped into circles, hearts, candy corn, snowmen, and oversized statement pieces without spending a fortune on expensive wreath forms. Some tutorials even use a small nail or support piece inside the foam to help certain shapes hold better.

Whether you love farmhouse style, colorful summer decor, rustic autumn textures, or over-the-top holiday decorating, there’s a pool noodle wreath idea here you’re probably going to want to make immediately.

And fair warning: once friends realize you made these from pool noodles, they’re going to start side-eyeing the dollar store too.

Pool Noodle Wreath Ideas

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Four Step Wreath That Wows

This beginner-friendly wreath uses ribbon and simple wrapping techniques to create colorful front door decor without complicated crafting skills required.

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Felt Flowers

Soft felt flowers transform a simple wreath base into cheerful spring decor packed with bright colors, layered petals, and playful texture.

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3

Dollar Store Fabulous Fall Wreath

This affordable autumn wreath combines inexpensive supplies and seasonal colors to create welcoming fall decor that looks surprisingly high-end outdoors.

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Rustic Wreath Made in Under 30 Minutes

Chunky knit textures and a neutral tone bow create cozy farmhouse charm perfect for quick decorating during busy weekends or seasonal gatherings.

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Wren’s Little Nest

Cheery Spring Wreath

Fresh greenery and florals give this spring wreath a relaxed cottage feel while still looking polished enough for everyday decorating.

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Florals and Greenery Wreath

This floral design instantly brightens entryways using faux greenery, colorful blooms, and layered textures perfect for spring or summer decorating.

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Wine Cork Wreath

We've done a wine cork wreath before, but not on a noodle base! Wine corks add rustic personality and interesting texture while turning recycled materials into a conversation-starting wreath guests immediately notice.

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One Simple Country Girl

Welcome to My Home

Paint chips, ribbon, and yarn create a playful wreath filled with color combinations that feel creative without looking overly complicated.

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Seed Packet Summer Wreath

Seed packets and florals create cheerful summer decor perfect for gardeners, porch decorating, or anyone wanting bright seasonal color outside.

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Heart Wreath Door Decor

This heart-shaped project bends foam into a secure loop using floral wire and simple shaping techniques for Valentine decorating.

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Home Kitchen Wreath

Vintage kitchen tools and fabric scraps combine beautifully for farmhouse-inspired decor that looks especially charming hanging near pantry spaces.

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Colorful Pom Poms

Bright pom poms add playful personality and texture, making this wreath especially cute for craft rooms, bedrooms, or colorful classrooms.

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Our Prairie Home

Hydrangea and Burlap

Hydrangeas, burlap, lace, and a mason jar combine for elegant farmhouse decor that feels soft, romantic, and perfect throughout spring decorating season.

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Heart Shaped

This tutorial uses duct tape and careful shaping techniques to turn a foam noodle into a sweet Valentine wreath finished with ribbon accents.

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Sam Henderson

Shamrock St. Patrick’s Day Wreath

Simple shamrock cutouts and yarn wrapping create festive decor perfect for celebrating St. Patrick’s Day without spending much money.

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Rainbow Easter Egg

Pastel eggs and soft spring colors create cheerful Easter decor that looks beautiful displayed on doors, mantels, or entryway walls. Finish off with a cute bow.

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Easter Bunny Wreath

Fluffy pom poms and bunny ears create adorable spring decor that works beautifully for Easter celebrations and seasonal decorating alike.

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Debbie Westbrooks

Burlap Wreath for Spring

Layered burlap, florals, and ribbon create rustic spring style while encouraging crafters to finally use their overflowing supply stash.

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Recycled Fabric

Old curtains, coffee filter flowers, and fabric scraps become textured decor with colorful layers that give this wreath plenty of personality and charm.

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Summer Denim

Denim fabric gives this summer wreath a relaxed casual feel that transitions beautifully into back-to-school or autumn decorating afterward.

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Patriotic Wreath

This patriotic design combines ribbon, stars, and bold colors for festive summer decorating perfect during backyard celebrations or neighborhood parties.

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Simple Starfish Wreath for Summer

Starfish and coastal-inspired accents create breezy beach decor that instantly makes porches feel relaxed, sunny, and vacation ready outdoors.

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foxhollowcottage.com

Flip Flop Summer Wreath

Bright flip flops and colorful accents turn this playful pool noodle wreath into cheerful summer decor everyone immediately notices outdoors.

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Back to School

School-themed supplies and seasonal colors make this wreath a fun transition project between summer decorating and autumn classroom excitement.

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Cozy Sweater Autumn Wreath

Repurposed sweaters add cozy texture and warmth, making this wreath perfect for chilly weather and comfortable farmhouse-inspired decorating indoors.

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Simple Yarn Wreath for Autumn

Wrapped yarn and faux florals create rich autumn color while keeping the project simple enough for relaxed weekend crafting sessions.

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Sunflower Fall Wreath

Sunflowers and a double wreath create bold autumn decor that stands out beautifully against dark doors and neutral porch backgrounds outdoors.

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Square Burlap Wreath

This square design uses a sturdy frame, floral wire, and careful shaping techniques for unique farmhouse decorating with extra dimension.

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Amy Huntley

Make a Wreath with Corn Tassels

Corn tassels add natural texture and understated autumn style, creating seasonal decor that feels rustic without looking overly themed.

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Sugar Skull Wreath

Bright colors and sugar skull accents create eye-catching decor inspired by Dia de Los Muertos celebrations and vibrant seasonal traditions.

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Candy Corn

Candy corn colors make this Halloween wreath playful, bold, and especially fun displayed near pumpkins, lanterns, or spooky porch decorations.

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Halloween Tulle Wreath

Soft tulle creates dramatic volume and texture while wrapping easily around foam forms for affordable Halloween decorating with oversized impact.

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Easy Oversized Christmas Wreath

This oversized ornament design creates dramatic front door decor using inexpensive materials and a lightweight foam base underneath everything.

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Pine and Plaid Christmas Wreath

Buffalo plaid ribbon, pine branches, and rustic textures make this holiday wreath feel cozy, classic, and wonderfully cabin-inspired indoors.

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Peppermint Candy Wreath

This adorable peppermint candy cane wreath knitting pattern features fun stripes and cute round peppermint candy accents. Perfect for your holiday decor!

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Garland Wreath

Garland and ornaments combine for fast Christmas decorating that looks polished without requiring advanced crafting skills or expensive materials afterward. I used it along with a wire wreath form to make five minute Christmas wreaths.

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Super Cute Snowman Wreath

This snowman project turns foam into whimsical winter decor using scarves, buttons, and clever shaping techniques anyone can follow successfully.

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Thrifty Winter Wreath

Leg warmers wrapped around foam create cozy winter texture while giving leftover clothing a surprisingly stylish second life creatively.

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Did you enjoy these creative ideas? Let me know your favorite pool noodle wreath project in the comments below! I hope you’ll check out these other home decor:

Bookends • Concrete Projects • Globe Projects • How to Display Succulents • How to Make Rugs • Napkin Holders • Photo Frames • Pillows • Plant Stands • Ribbon Wreath • Ring Holders • Wall Hangings • Wood Wall Art • Wood Lamps • Wooden Crate Decor

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Skills Required: None. It’s a really easy craft and you don’t need any craft skills to do it. Be sure to watch the video at the end of this post to see the process in action!

It’s summer. The sun is high, the days are long, and if your household is anything like mine, the chorus of “I’m bored” from the kids has become the unofficial anthem of the season.

Summer vacation is a magical time for children, but it can also be a challenge to keep those little hands and minds engaged. Today I’m targeting a project that’s not only fun but also adds a touch of personalized charm to our home.

Check out our latest adventure: decorating clay pots with Sharpies.

This flower pot craft is as fun as it sounds. Inspired by the myriad of ways people have transformed mundane items into personalized treasures, I stumbled upon an idea that promised not just an afternoon of fun but also a way to brighten up our home with a splash of creativity.

The concept is straightforward, but the results are anything but ordinary. With just a few supplies – letter stickers, a Sharpie (the hero of our story), and, of course, a ceramic pot – you can create a really cute home for a plant.

The process involves placing letter stickers on the pot, a canvas waiting for its masterpiece, then dotting around them meticulously with the Sharpie.

The magic happens when the stickers are peeled off, revealing personalized messages, names, or even simple, joy-sparking words.

It’s a project that invites imagination to run wild, whether you’re spelling out names for a personalized touch, creating a thoughtful gift for someone special, or even labeling herbs in a new, stylish kitchen garden.

So, grab your Sharpies, round up the troops, and let’s turn those cries of boredom into exclamations of excitement. Let’s create, personalize, and maybe even get a little messy in the process. After all, isn’t that what summer is all about?

Gather These Supplies

• Ceramic flower pots – from the craft store, but IKEA has some great ones
• Letter stickers
• Oil-based Sharpie(s)
• Rubbing alcohol
• Cotton swabs
• Paper towels

We put some pretty succulents in our pots, that are perfect for our hot California summer. Hopefully we finally have something that will survive since I’m not great at watering things.

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Flower Pot Craft

Learn how to decorate a flower pot with a Sharpie in this unique craft! Kids and adults will love to personalize.

Course Crafts

Prep Time 5 minutes minutes

Cook Time 35 minutes minutes

Dry Time 30 minutes minutes

Total Time 1 hour hour 10 minutes minutes

Servings 1 pot

Cost $2

Equipment

• Rubbing alcohol
• Cotton swabs
• Paper towels

Ingredients

• Ceramic pot(s)
• Letter stickers
• Sharpie(s) oil based

Instructions

• Begin by cleaning the pot with rubbing alcohol and a paper towel to make sure all of the residue and oils from your fingers are gone. Let dry.
  
• Place the letter stickers on the pot to spell a name or word. Smooth down.
  
• Use the Sharpie to make dots all around the letters, overlapping the edges of the stickers.
  
• Continue adding dots close together around the stickers, and move out as you get further away. Use one or multiple colors.
  
• Let the ink dry completely, then gently peel up the stickers. Use a craft knife at the edge to help if necessary.
  
• Wipe off any spots or excess ink with rubbing alcohol on a cotton swab. Let dry before using.
  

Video

If you enjoyed this flower pot craft, let me know in the comments! I’d also love for to check out these other ideas:

Clay Photo Holders • Clay Trinket Dish • Decorate Canvas Shoes • DIY iPad Case • Doily Bowls • Easy Mason Jar Lantern • Embroidered Notebook • Painted Mugs (Dishwasher Safe!) • Paper Mache Bowls • Rainbow Painted Flower Pots • Shrinky Dink Keychains

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Skills Required: None. Even if you’ve never crafted before, you can do this project. You’ll be cutting and wrapping yarn. So simple that kids can do it.

Let me tell you, if you’ve got two skeins of yarn and a piece of cardboard, you are this close to making the happiest little wall hanging on the planet. I’m talking about this yarn-wrapped cloud with rainbow fringe—and yes, it’s as cute as it sounds.

Imagine a fluffy white cloud made from yarn, with colorful strands raining joy down your wall. It’s like crafting meets sunshine meets your favorite box of crayons.

This project is ridiculously easy, even if you’ve never touched a skein of yarn in your life. All you need is some sturdy cardboard (at least 1/16” thick so it doesn’t flop over mid-wrap), an X-Acto knife, tape, and your two skeins—one white, one rainbow.

No glue guns, no sewing, no stress. Just some slicing, wrapping, and a little bit of “wow, I’m actually doing this!”

What I love about this yarn wall art—besides the fact that it’s budget-friendly and beginner-approved—is that it’s totally customizable. Want a neon cloud? Go for it. Feeling pastel? Do your thing.

Plus, this is one of those recycled crafts you can totally zone out to while catching up on your latest binge-watch. The hardest part? Stopping at just one.

Ready to turn some cardboard into cloud-core magic? Let’s do this.

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DIY Yarn Art

Make this yarn wall art on a dime, and with no crafting skills required! Perfect for anywhere in your home, kids' rooms, dorm rooms, and more.

Course Wall Art

Prep Time 15 minutes minutes

Cook Time 3 hours hours

Total Time 3 hours hours 15 minutes minutes

Servings 1 word

Cost $6

Equipment

• Craft knife and mat
• Pencil(s) or marker
• Scissors optional

Ingredients

• 1 piece Cardboard Mine was about 13" x 19"
• 2 skeins Yarn 1 white (large), 1 rainbow
• Tape
• Pattern click here to use my cloud

Instructions

• Use a pencil to draw out the design of your choice on a piece of cardboard. You can use my pattern, but you'll want to round out the points with your pencil as I did.

  Tip: the key to a design that works well for wrapping is smooth, round (not sharp) curves!
  
• Cut out the shape with a craft knife. Be careful not to bend the cardboard if possible. This will weaken your shape.
  
• Tape the white yarn to the back of the shape.
  
• Begin wrapping the yarn around the cloud shape. You're going to stick the skein through the shape and back around, pulling somewhat snugly and pushing the yarn together to cover the shape.

  Alternatively, you can cut multiple lengths of yarn, taping and wrapping as you go.

  At the corners you will need to wrap more layers of yarn to cover the area.
  
• Continue to wrap the entire shape until the top is completely covered with white yarn and no cardboard is showing through.
  
• Now you're going to switch to the rainbow yarn. Cover the bottom part of the cloud shape with the yarn as you did before.
  
• Once done, you're going to make large tassels using the rainbow yarn. Cut about twenty (20) 36" lengths of yarn to make one tassel. I cut enough for seven of them.
  
• To attach each tassel, place each bundle of lengths of yarn down in half on the work surface. Place the cloud on top.
  
• Bring the ends around through the loop, even out, and tighten to create a tassel. Repeat across the bottom. Your cloud is ready to hang.
  

Notes

When you’re going around a curve with your craft knife, it’s easier to move the surface below the knife than the knife itself. Trust me – try it!

How to Hang Your Yarn Art

All you’ll need are some thumbtacks or finishing nails. Just spread the yarn apart in one area and hammer into the wall! You’ll only need 2 – 3, so there will only be a few small holes in the wall.

Of course if you don’t want holes in the wall, use Velcro Command strips. This art is so lightweight!

And if you’re ready to try some additional easy and budget friendly wall art, learn to make canvas wall art with glue! Plus here are some other wall art ideas for you:

Magazine Collage Art • Mod Podge Canvas • Pom Pom Wall Hanging • Pom Pom Wreath • Poster Hanger • Song Lyric Art • Yarn Wall Art • Yarn Wall Hanging

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