{"id":11649,"date":"2017-12-26T13:16:55","date_gmt":"2017-12-26T13:16:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.designmantic.com\/blog\/?p=11649"},"modified":"2022-12-06T06:54:34","modified_gmt":"2022-12-06T06:54:34","slug":"35-diy-artists-on-instagram","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.designmantic.com\/blog\/35-diy-artists-on-instagram\/","title":{"rendered":"#GivingTuesday Roundup: 35 Nifty DIY Artists On Instagram To Inspire You To Expand Your Horizons!"},"content":{"rendered":"

Ever wonder what you can do with your free time? How you can make your everyday life so much more creative, nifty and appealing? You can turn your life around, start afresh, explore new horizons, and draw creative inspiration, just by looking over the work of these amazing DIY artists on Instagram.<\/p>\n

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Okay maybe not just by looking over their work, but by channeling what you see into inspiration to fuel your own creativity. You can do this in three easy steps\u2026<\/p>\n

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  2. Narrow down (or choose<\/strong>) what you like<\/li>\n
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    Without further ado, let\u2019s get down to our list of nifty DIY Instagram artists.<\/p>\n

    1. Nicole Balch<\/h2>\n

    An inspiration for many, Nicole is a wife, mother of three, blogger, and amateur designer. Possessing handyman skills, an eye for aesthetics, a thirst for interior design, web design skills and experience in running an online store, she singlehandedly established a DIY design and d\u00e9cor blog that soon started bringing in money. Her venture more than just paid off (literally); her work was featured in The Chicago Tribune, Ladies\u2019 Home Journal, HGTV, Time Out Chicago, Better Homes & Gardens, Time Out Chicago, ReadyMade, Everyday with Rachael Ray and many other publications. Furthermore, Nicole\u2019s blog, Making It Lovely<\/strong><\/a>, was listed amongst the top 50 World\u2019s Best Design Blogs by the London Times Online, <\/em>in the top 26 Design Blogs by Domino, and twice amongst the Top 50 Design Blogs for Moms by Babble.<\/p>\n

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    The kids are in bed, in their Christmas jammies, and they are under strict orders not to sneak downstairs in the morning without us. E told me I\u2019d better get some sleep then, because she is waking everyone up bright and early. Merry Christmas! #thelovelyvictorian<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Nicole Balch\/ Making it Lovely<\/a> (@makingitlovely) on

    2. Riikka Kantinkoski<\/h2>\n

    Riikki is a Finnish blogger, photographer, stylist, and artist; her blog WeekdayCarnival<\/strong><\/a> takes on light subjects, scenes and objects from everyday life, and channels them into work that provides an escape from reality.<\/p>\n

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    Last year I styled and photographed multiple pictures for @moccamasterfi Every picture was made for special day. Here are some of them. What is your favourite holiday or celebration day? #moccamaster #holiday #knolling #knollingphotography #propstyling #suomi100 #finland100<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Riikka Kantinkoski<\/span> (@weekdaycarnival) on

    3. Chelsea Foy<\/h2>\n

    Founder of Lovely Indeed, Chelsea is creative person with an even more creative imagination. Her lifestyle blog focuses on DIY, family, travel, and style, and has started providing other services including brand ambassadorship, creative workshops, speaking engagements, book crafting and consulting.<\/p>\n

    Her great work has been featured in many print and media outlets including Huffinton Post, HGTV and Better Homes and Gardens, and Apartment Therapy. Also, it has opened doors for collaboration on content creation with brands like Target, HP, West Elm, Old Navy and Munchkin.<\/p>\n

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    Blocks and dolls and bows and tinker toys under our tree today. Love these sweet years of playing with our babes.<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Chelsea Foy<\/a> (@lovelyindeed) on

    4. Erica Chan Coffman<\/h2>\n

    Erica is travel enthusiast, who is addicted to many things including jewelry, lace and boots. She has a passion for sharing her life, travel adventures and DIY projects. The DIY section of her blog Honestly WTF<\/strong><\/a>, showcases various techniques of how she can beautify everything around her including her attire, accessories and home.<\/p>\n

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    When in doubt, put a tassel on it. Or ornament. Or both. ‍♀️<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Erica Chan Coffman<\/a> (@honestlywtf) on

    5. Amanda Evanston<\/h2>\n

    Amanda is the face behind the blog Aunt Peaches<\/strong><\/a>; she is a cat lover, creator, artist and sequin enthusiast, who is hired by people to aesthetically enhance their products.<\/p>\n

    She has a wide array of clients including magazines, celebrities, retailers and even network television.<\/p>\n

    6. Brittni Mehlhoff<\/h2>\n

    Founding, editor, art director and stylist of Paper & Stitch<\/strong><\/a>, Brittni is creative gnius who draws inspiration for her projects from her personal life. Previously a high-school art teacher with a background in fine art, she uses her painting and drawing to generate new DIY ideas and designs. Majority of her content consists of DIY home decor, fashion and styling. However, she also shares intriguing travel guides, simple recipes and more.<\/p>\n

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    Just brought these guys home from the studio today to decorate our tree at home. Better late than never I guess (my accidental motto this whole holiday season). #ornamentexchange #diyornaments #ABMholidayspirit<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Brittni Mehlhoff<\/a> (@brittnimehlhoff) on

    Related: 12 Stellar Illustrators You Should Follow on Instagram!<\/a><\/h3>\n

    7. Elsie Larson and Emma Chapman<\/h2>\n

    The creative and ambitious doer duo Elsie Larson and Emma Chapman together founded the women\u2019s lifestyle company\/blog, A Beautiful Mess<\/strong><\/a>. The blog shows how everyday things can be made so much more joyful home through DIY crafts, decor projects and recipes.<\/p>\n

    They also founded a tech firm, A Color Story<\/strong><\/a>, which has created four best-selling apps along with some desktop actions and presets. The talented sisters also teach online courses<\/strong><\/a> (for DIYers) on blogging, handling social media, and on running a small business.<\/p>\n

    Furthermore, they have released three books up till now, including A Beautiful Mess Photo Idea Book, A Beautiful Mess Happy Handmade Home and a cookbook titled Weekday Weekend.<\/p>\n

    The current year also witnessed an expansion in their online retail brand, Oui Fresh<\/strong><\/a> that sells natural beauty products, women\u2019s clothing and accessories.<\/p>\n

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    Wishing you the merriest Christmas, friends!! Regram by @gummergal #ABMholidayspirit<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Elsie + Emma A Beautiful Mess<\/a> (@abeautifulmess) on

    8. Jenny Komenda<\/h2>\n

    Jenny is a Phoenix-based interior designer who is currently serving a contributing editor for Domino Magazine. She has previously written for Better Homes and Gardens, Babble and of course her own blog. She also runs a design business called Juniper Studio<\/strong><\/a>, where she transform residential and commercial spaces in and around Phoenix with the help of her team.<\/p>\n

    She launched her blog Little Green Notebook<\/strong><\/a> back in 2007, which basically gives her ideas, projects and products a platform. This venture also garnered success, and her blog received the title of both Best DIY Blog and Best Interior Design Blog by the Apartment Therapy Homies Awards.<\/p>\n

    Not only that, but Jenny\u2019s work has been featured in various publications and on numerous websites including HGTV, Vogue, House Beautiful and the Wall Street Journal. Furthermore, she was named the \u2018reigning queen of DIY\u2019 by Better Homes and Gardens and the \u2018Designer to Watch\u2019 by Elle D\u00e9cor.<\/p>\n

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    MERRY CHRISTMAS!!! ❤️ It all came a little faster than I hoped it would this year, but it always does, doesn\u2019t it? Trying to soak up every last second of Christmas music playing 24\/7, eggnog cut with milk (try it!), gift-giving, family in town, Christmas hymns at church that make me cry every time, nativity pageants at home, cards from beautiful families we\u2019ve known and loved through the years, salsa sharing, naps during Christmas movies and all the other best stuff that feels so magical before and on the 25th. Sending love to all of you and gratitude for your support and care in 2017! ❤️ #juniperstudiodeckmyhalls<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Jenny Komenda<\/a> (@jennykomenda) on

    9. Jenny Batt<\/h2>\n

    Living by the motto \u201cget the most out of life and make it good\u201d Jenny believes she has the \u2018taste of a crazy old lady living in Palm Beach\u2019. She is obsessed with stripes, making garlands, the Hollywood Regency style, searching for vintage items (like jewelry and brass parrots), and filling notebooks with home decorating ideas and party plans. She is what we call the perfect mix between a good shy southern girl and a bold modern mama.<\/p>\n

    Her mother\u2019s words, “keep it cheap and peppy” are the inspiration for all her designs and projects, which are a blend of her own personality — a combination of minimalist and maximalist sides.<\/p>\n

    She illustrates everyday things that catch her eye and created printables, garlands and party ideas for clients like Minted, Better Homes & Gardens Oh Happy Day, Design*Sponge and Martha Stewart.<\/p>\n

    Jenny Batt<\/strong><\/a> previously owned a party craft blog called Hank & Hunt, which she closed down to focus more on illustrating, painting and remodeling her own home.<\/p>\n

    10.\tLindsey Coulson Campbell<\/h2>\n

    The face behind Hello Hydrangea<\/strong><\/a>, Lindsey is a fiber artist and expert weaver, who works on custom projects for her clients. And she also provides weaving classes through online videos on her blog.<\/p>\n

    She has worked in collaboration with clothing retailer Anthropologie, and her products have been featured on DesignSponge.<\/p>\n

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    Detail shot of a fun, custom piece I\u2019m working on. It reminds me of brushstrokes and mixing paint colors. All of the tapestries on my current custom list have such meaningful prompts from the clients! Words are a powerful medium to draw inspiration from. I\u2019m enjoying translating their visions and thoughts into a piece of artwork and counting my blessings that this is my job!<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Lindsey Campbell<\/a> (@hellohydrangea) on

    11.\tStephanie Gerber<\/h2>\n

    Stephanie is a fighter who refused to be molded into the stereotypical minivan driving soccer mom avatar. By day she fulfils her duties as a mother and at night lives life for herself; she is a writer and home remedies and DIY expert.<\/p>\n

    She is on a mission to help women find\/preserve their glow; by bringing the latest natural beauty, style and wellness resources, ideas, tips, tools, recipes, DIY projects, product reviews, and more though her blog Hello Glow<\/strong><\/a>, so they can live a beautiful and healthy life.<\/p>\n

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    They say that chicken soup is the best cure for a cold, but we’re pretty sure tom kha soup is even better. Nothing clears out the sinuses like spicy Thai peppers and ginger is a tried-and-true cold remedy. And you do not want to get sick on Christmas! ❌⚠️This #recipe from @bonafideprovisions uses bone broth as a base to make it even more restorative. Get the full recipe #ontheblog . . . #remedy #soup #soupseason #naturalremedy #wellness #cleaneating #remedy https:\/\/helloglow.co\/bone-broth-tom-kha-soup\/<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Hello Glow<\/a> (@helloglowblog) on

    12.\tJenni Radosevich<\/h2>\n

    Jenni\u2019s DIY journey began at a very young age when she started saving expensive designs from fashion magazines and recreating them for herself at affordable prices. The earlier creations were flawed but with time she learned tricks of the trade and started recreating any clothes and accessories she liked.<\/p>\n

    Eventually this hobby tuned into a career when her editors at InStyle saw her work and offered her a \u2018Personalize Your Clothing\u2019 piece. The amazing response this story got, resulted in Jenni writing a monthly DIY fashion column in InStyle magazine. This also gave her the push she needed to start her own website.<\/p>\n

    The I SPY DIY<\/strong><\/a> website covers DIY projects about recreating fashion and home d\u00e9cor trends. It also paved the way for the book I Spy DIY Style which is a guide for girls on a tight budget who want a particular designer look. The success of the book got Jenni a warehouse space that functions as a creative studio and a hosting space for DIY events, on-air segments, promotional events and teaching craft classes.<\/p>\n

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    Walk out side this morning and saw it was snowing!!!! Happy Christmas Eve!!! Griff and l are heading to the fam\u2019s house with a giant cheese platter (fingers crossed it makes it in one piece)!<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Jenni Radosevich<\/a> (@ispydiy) on

    13.\tLia Griffith<\/h2>\n

    An internationally renowned DIY designer, crafter, stylist and photographer, Lia Griffith<\/strong><\/a> launched her lifestyle blog in 2013. Her blog showcases amazing DIY projects, tutorials, printables and inspiration.<\/p>\n

    Her work has been featured in over 50 publications, sveral blogs and websites, and TV channels including Better Homes & Gardens, Papercrafter Magazine, Design Sponge, Where Women Create BUSINESS, Apartment Therapy, Made in Paper, Hallmark Home & Family, The Knot, Real Simple, Country Living, Good Housekeeping, House Beautiful and The Today Show.<\/p>\n

    However, this is not all, her resume boasts many other things which you\u2019ll see from her story<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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    The star of the show ⭐️✨ Shine bright this New Year\u2019s Eve in our papercut New Year\u2019s crown! Visit www.liagriffith.com\/new-years-eve-crown\/ * * * #newyears #newyearseve #diyparty #diycrown #papercrown #papercrowns #diyholidays #diyholiday #nye #cricutmade #cricutmaker #madewithlia<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Lia Griffith<\/a> (@liagriffith) on

    14.\tClare Nicolson<\/h2>\n

    Clare Nicolson<\/strong><\/a> launched her line of graphic and digital prints in 2004. Her initial products included digitally printed cushions but operations soon expanded to accommodate more items like wall art, stationery, throws and home accessories.<\/p>\n

    2014 saw the dawn of a new collection featuring graphic prints, which was also a success.<\/p>\n

    All her designs draw inspiration from her surroundings and travels, like walks surrounded by wildflowers, a desert trip, birds chirping in the trees, a sports track, etc. And they flaunt many bold colors.<\/p>\n

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    A post shared by clare nicolson<\/a> (@clarenicolson) on

    15.\tAmy Anderson<\/h2>\n

    Amy Anderson is a skilled DIY crafter with over 20 years of experience in knitting and sewing. She runs Mod Podge<\/strong><\/a> \u2013 a blog that brings a lot of creative ideas and inspiration together under one roof. Amy loves blue color, dogs, cold weather, being outdoor, buttons, sock monkeys, garden gnomes \u2013 and everything that stirs her creative spirit.<\/p>\n

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    THREE handprint ornament crafts to make this weekend! Don’t let another year go by!! Swipe right to see the other ones I made, and learn the easy way to do it at the #linkinbio: https:\/\/modpodgerocksblog.com\/2017\/12\/easy-handprint-ornament.html #crafts #crafting #artsandcrafts #craftstagram #craftblogger #instacrafts #handmade #handmadecrafts #handmadeisbetter #handmadewithlove #supporthandmade #craftsposure #craftspo #creativityfound #creativelife #creativehappylife #createeveryday #livecreatively #makersgonnamake #abmcrafty #makersmovement #decoupage #modpodge #modpodgerocks #ornament #ornaments #kidscrafts #handprint #handprinted<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Amy Anderson<\/a> (@modpodgerocks) on

    16.\tCintia<\/h2>\n

    Cintia Gonzalez is the editor and creative mind behind the unusual My Poppet Makes<\/strong><\/a> \u2013 an art and craft blog dedicated to art lovers and fans of design. She started her blog in 2007 and since, she has taken it to new level with her startling color choices, impeccable design talent and all-round creative DIY projects.<\/p>\n

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    I made some quilts for Christmas gifts this year. The top two are for my youngest nieces – they are going into big beds this year. The bottom one is a memory quilt for my mother in law made from some of her mother\u2019s old clothes that she couldn\u2019t part with. I hope they are snuggled under for many years to come. You can see the process from start to finish on my profile highlights. #makersgonnamake #handmadechristmas #quiltsofinstagram #mypoppetmakes #studioscenes #sodomino #candyminimal #creativityfound #thehappynow #calledtobecreative #abmsummer #petitejoys #wandeleurspark #studioscenes #foundforaged #mybeautifulmess<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Cintia :: My Poppet<\/a> (@mypoppetblogs) on

    17.\tOana<\/h2>\n

    Oana (pronounced \u201cWanna\u201d) is a Romanian born freelance graphic artist, visual communication designer and illustrator resided in the Midwest, U.S. Her work, on her namesake blog<\/strong><\/a>, speaks of her artisan in design. And her colorful Instagram profile is a true inspiration for anyone who has a passion for art and design.<\/p>\n

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    A few last minute Christmas notes..✨<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Oana Befort<\/a> (@oanabefort) on

    18.\tJordan Ferney<\/h2>\n

    Jordan Ferney is a professional Event planner, based in San Francisco, CA. She started her Oh Happy Day<\/strong><\/a> blog in 2006 which has now grown into one of the best party craft and design resources on the internet. Jordan shares practical party guides, DIY projects, creative inspiration, and trendsetting photography on her blog and Instagram to treat her followers.<\/p>\n

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    This is one of my all time favorite Christmas DIYs. These tiny snowman (with twig arms!!) are surprise balls. See ohhappyday.com archives. ⛄️<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Oh Happy Day<\/a> (@ohhappyday) on

    19.\tNatalie Wright<\/h2>\n

    Natalie Wright was born with a gift of creative mind. Her father was a home builder, and her mother a crafter and event planner, so she obviously loves creating things. Her DIY lifestyle blog<\/strong><\/a> features a variety of creative projects, tips and tricks, party ideas and more.<\/p>\n

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    Hope your Christmas is magical!✨⭐️✨⭐️<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Natalie Wright<\/a> (@natalme) on

    20.\tJan Halvarson and Earl Einarson<\/h2>\n

    Jan Halvarson and Earl Einarson are the life and soul behind the creative studio and blog based in British Columbia, Poppytalk<\/strong><\/a>. Both Jan and Earl are art enthusiasts with a background in communication and media design, therefore, the Poppytalk blog (with a reach of over 9 Million readers) brings a perfect mix of creative inspiration and reflection on potential trends and ideas to help people DIY and craft smarter.<\/p>\n

    21.\tErica Domesek<\/h2>\n

    Erica Domesek<\/strong><\/a> is the Creative Founder of DIY lifestyle blog P.S. \u2013 I made this. She is a style diva and it is her mission to help others to brandify and prettify their lives through DIY craft. She has appeared on shows like The Today Show, The Martha Stewart Show, E! News, Fox Business News, etc.<\/p>\n

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    And to all a good night ✨<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by @psimadethis<\/a> (@psimadethis) on

    22.\tLiz Stanley<\/h2>\n

    Liz Stanley is a DIY artist, stylist, crafter, and a mother of three. She founded popular lifestyle blog Say Yes<\/strong><\/a> in 2006 to celebrate family life with everyday hands-on home care tips, design and crafting ideas, DIY projects and quality content and to inspire women to be creative in their own way.<\/p>\n

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    One of my favorite holiday projects in the Say Yes archives: mini cranberry wreaths for gift toppers or place settings<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Liz Stanley<\/a> (@sayyesblog) on

    23.\tLindsay Ponta<\/h2>\n

    Lindsay Ponta, as her blog describes her, is a creative spirit with a taste for making something from nothing. She is known for her DIY projects but she is also skilled in hand-lettering, cooking and baking, and photography. Her blog, Shrimp Salad Circus<\/strong><\/a>, is the perfect place to hangout for creative souls to get their thoughts stirred.<\/p>\n

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    I made these swirling galaxy ornaments for my Doctor Who Christmas tree a couple years ago, and I still love how all the different \u201cplanets\u201d look together. See the full set and get the DIY by searching \u201cgalaxy ornaments\u201d on the blog. : @thealiciabruce<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Lindsay Ponta \/ Washington DC<\/a> (@shrimpsaladcircus) on

    24.\tKelly Mindell<\/h2>\n

    Kelly Mindell is an Entrepreneur (since age fifteen) and the Creative Head at Studio DIY<\/strong><\/a> \u2013 a resourceful lifestyle business based in Los Angeles. Studio DIY is the culmination of colors, party ideas, bold DIY projects, art tips and tricks, craft designs and everything fun.<\/p>\n

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    It\u2019s been on my list for years that for my first Christmas as a mom, I\u2019d make us all these stockings. I knew exactly what I wanted them to look like and while it took me a few tries and a week of very late nights, here they are. They\u2019re not perfect and the rest of my to do list piled up as a result but sometimes you just gotta do something to make you happy, no matter what! I\u2019m really darn proud of them and cannot wait for Santa to fill them up for years to come!!!#themindwelling #studiodiyholiyay<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Kelly Mindell<\/a> (@studiodiy) on

    25.\tJennifer Hadfield Larsen<\/h2>\n

    Jennifer Larsen is a creative Editor and Founder of Tatertots and Jello<\/strong><\/a>. She has an eye for design and she love remaking things into something prettier and improved. She started her blog to showcase her ideas to the world and encourage people to embrace their creative side. Her instagram feed features a mix of fun crafting concepts, DIY d\u00e9cor, travel recipes and colorful home ideas.<\/p>\n

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    @lisa12822 made some of my little @eos lip balm gnomes. They turned out so cute Lisa! ❤️❤️ #holidayprojects #gnomes #christmasprojects #giftidea …………………………………………………….. if you want to make some here\u2019s the tutorial ……………………https:\/\/tatertotsandjello.com\/2017\/11\/diy-eos-holiday-gnome-craft-kit-gift-this-kit-for-a-fun-craft-night.html<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Tatertots & Jello – DIY blog<\/a> (@tatertotsandjello) on

    26.\tJacque & Matt<\/h2>\n

    Jacque and Matt are the husband-wife duo behind The DIY Village<\/strong><\/a> blog. What started as a log of Jacque and Matt\u2019s frequent DIY projects for their friends and family, before long, it became a creative destination for DIYers and makers around the world \u2013 inspiring them to create a better living for themselves and people around them.<\/p>\n

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    One photo that sums up my Christmas Eve; Tree shaped butter, Joss\u2019s \u201c IS MY HOMEBOY\u201d shirt, or her dinner (aka 1 roll) with a fork. Pretty good day if i do say so myself! . . #christmaseve #santaismyhomeboy #buttertree #lifeofjoss #firefighterwife<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Jacque & Matt<\/a> (@thediyvillage) on

    27.\tLisa Tilse<\/h2>\n

    Lisa Tilse is the Founder and Editor of creative lifestyle blog, We Are Scout<\/strong><\/a> \u2013 an ode to fresh trends and Lisa\u2019s find in art, craft, handmade and interior design world. As a designer, she excels in design-led contemporary craft and DIY projects and her blog features expert tips and skilled craft tutorials for newbies.<\/p>\n

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    Good things on Christmas Eve, and <swipe> not so good things. Our poor fur baby had to have most of her tail amputated yesterday Having a quiet day at home today. (The story behind the bandage is on @hello_fleur \u2018s acct)<\/a><\/p>\n

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    28.\tTrish<\/h2>\n

    Before becoming a DIY superstar and a stay-at-home mom for her two girls, Trish worked in the insurance sector. She started Uncommon Design Online<\/strong><\/a> to celebrate her passion for party planning and creating a beautiful life. From heart-touching home renovation ideas to sweet handmade gifts, Trish share her best tips, tutorials and ideas on her blog.<\/p>\n

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    A little Sunday evening crafting with La La. These are so her… bright and sparkling and full of cheer! Wish I saw the world through her lens. 💕<\/a><\/p>\n

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    29.\tMandi Gubler<\/h2>\n

    Mandi Gubler aka Fearless DIYer, is the creative Editor behind the Vintage Revivals<\/strong><\/a> blog. She styles spaces and transform ordinary rooms and homes into living spaces with her immaculate design sense, fearless painting skills and DIY d\u00e9cor ideas.<\/p>\n

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    Ok folks I need your opinions! I’ve searched and searched for lighting for the Merc and still have a few rooms to fill! What is your favorite place to score amazing lighting!? Especially bathroom lights. Help a woman who hasn’t showered for 3 days out cause I’m going to the dark place of overwhelment. (The light pictured is a DIY from the blog)<\/a><\/p>\n

    A post shared by Mandi Gubler | Fearless DIYer<\/a> (@vintagerevivals) on

    30.\tMelanie Blodgett<\/h2>\n

    Melanie Blodgett started her DIY journey with You Are My Fave – a blog dedicated to party ideas, DIY projects, fun crafting, and Melanie\u2019s favorite finds on the Web. The blog soon became a DIY party sensation with features on the finest lifestyle blogs such as Martha Stewart, Design Sponge, Etsy, Fossil and more.  However, Melaine bid adieu to You are Fave in 2016 and she is currently running a party goods and crafts blog at Hip! Hip!<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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    My intention was to gift trail mix but then I realized raisins and nuts are no gift at all so then the mix turned into candy. A trail mix of candy. Packaged in hand colored paper sacks with misspelled names and unsuccessfully doorbell ditched to neighbors. Practically straight out of the pages of Martha Stewart Living.<\/a><\/p>\n

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    31.\tCyd Converse<\/h2>\n

    Cyd Converse is the Founder and Editor of a first of its kind entertaining-centric lifestyle blog, The Sweetest Occasion<\/strong><\/a>, showcasing a colossal collection of engaging design tips, party ideas, recipes, DIY craft, home inspiration, crazy cocktails and more. Her blog serves as a go-to resource for party lovers and all those who believe every day is worth celebrating.<\/p>\n

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    When we first saw our house nearly two years ago, the dining room was one of the spaces that made me fall head over heels in love, and today I\u2019m sharing a look at our holiday dining room makeover with the help of Orange Glo cleaning products! #ad See how I finally finished decorating and how I dressed up my favorite room in the house for the holidays on the blog today. Link in profile! #howiholiday #bhgcelebrate #abmholidayspirit #theeverygirlholiday #thesweetestholidays #thesweetestoldhouse Photo by @alicegpatterson<\/a><\/p>\n

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    32.\tBrittni Mehlhoff<\/h2>\n

    Brittni Mehlhoff is the founding Editor, Art Director and Stylist of Paper & Stitch<\/strong><\/a> blog.  Brittni shares lots of cool DIY content on her blog related to home d\u00e9cor, interior design, fashion, creative experimentation, painting, and interesting travel guides.<\/p>\n

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    How is it already Christmas Eve?! Do you have everything ready to go or are you winging it with a single stocking hanging from the door knob and a mini tree in the corner? Jeff\u2019s family does all their celebrating Christmas Eve, so we\u2019re flying out this morning to hang with them. How do you celebrate the holidays?<\/a><\/p>\n

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    33.\tElisabeth Dunker<\/h2>\n

    Elisabeth Dunker, an artist and photographer, started her blog Fine Little Day<\/strong><\/a> in 2007. The blog, featured in publications such as Vogue Living, Lucky Magazine and The New York Times, is loved by the DIY artists worldwide for the simplicity of Elisabeth\u2019s work and her expression of adoring craftsmanship.<\/p>\n

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    Ginger favorites of the three year old.<\/a><\/p>\n

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    34.\tAshley Rose<\/h2>\n

    Ashley Rose is a DIY crafter, dessert lover, and Founder\/Editor of Sugar and Cloth<\/strong><\/a> – an award winning DIY lifestyle blog. She works with her better half and resident photographer, Jared, to bring her followers everything they need for inspired DIY living!<\/p>\n

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    Merry Christmas Eve Eve! While everyone else is scrambling to do last many present prep, we\u2019re still prepping for baby and enjoying our last Christmas as a family of two! Also debating on a scale of 1 to horrific how bad an IKEA trip would be today. Thoughts on that, or any crazy shopping horror stories?! #WHPcelebrate #sugarandclothloves #abmholidayspirit #tradhomeholiday #sugarandclothstudio<\/a><\/p>\n

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    35.\tGeneva Vanderzeil<\/h2>\n

    Geneva is an Australian designer and craft lover. She started her blog A Pair & A Spare<\/a><\/strong><\/a> as a journal for her DIY projects but it has now grown into a creative haven for hundreds and thousands of people who wish to be creative with their life.<\/p>\n

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    Native table settings Made a few more wreaths yesterday while waiting for lunch to cook, to put on each place setting. As they always say, families who craft (and baste turkeys for four hours) together, stay together. Right?! #crafternoon #alwaysforcingprojectsonmyfamily<\/a><\/p>\n

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