DIY and Crafts — geometric shapes

You all know I love a good 80’s early 90’s inspired project, and my love for my Glowforge runs deep. It was only natural then that I would use my Glowforge to create another 80’s themed project (remember the first one I made?). This past weekend I hit the motherload of pretty indoor plants at a local nursery and purchased a few new indoor plants for my new studio. After bringing them home I realized I needed a few larger plants for them and then I had the idea to make a fun DIY 80’s inspired geometric plant stand for one...

In last few weeks off I have been playing around with my Glowforge again to create a few new things. This DIY giant geometric wall hanging was one of the new projects I thought up. I am really obsessed with the organic geometric clay and acrylic jewelry that is trending right now. And you know how I love to interpret trends into home decor! So I cut out giant geometric pieces from plywood and gave them a painted makeover to make this wall hanging. Whats even more fun is that I painted the back side other colors, so I can easily...

I love turning everything and anything into a flower vase. Sure a standard glass vase works just fine, but when it comes to the holidays, it’s fun to have a cute and unique shaped vase to hold a few flowers. And that is especially true for Valentine’s day. Today I am sharing how to make geometric heart flower vases out of a paper mache heart box. You will be shocked at just how simple it is! Materials to make your own Geometric Heart Flower Vases: Paper mache heart gift box Acrylic craft paint (choose your favorite colors to paint the...

These DIY colorful candles in geometric shapes were inspired by my favorite Memphis design group shapes. Candle making is a new craft for me, but I must say that I am obsessed. And using unique shaped molds makes the candles both useful for burning as well pretty for purely decoration. I found the silicone molds on Etsy and while they said that they were for candle making, there weren’t any holes for the wick. I was able poke holes for the wicks using a skewer making them perfect for molding these unique shaped candles! That being said, these molds could...