I have a full day of meetings today and then the familiar scramble: how am I going to get my studio organized by Monday? Still, I’m looking forward to the weekend. What are your plans—anything fun on the schedule?
If you’re planning a few DIY projects this weekend, I’ve rounded up six ideas to try. I’m especially tempted to tackle number two to help make this space at least semi-organized soon. Here are six weekend DIYs to inspire your next project:
1. How to Make Asymmetrical Wreaths
2. DIY attic makeover from Enter My Attic (Enter My Attic: attic makeover with Flexa)
3. DIY letter board from Treasures and Travels (DIY letterboard tutorial)
4. How to Arrange Small Bouquets in Vases
5. DIY minimal mirror from My Dubio
6. DIY summer rope necklace from Ctrl Curate (5-minute summer rope necklace)
Each of these projects is approachable for a weekend and can refresh your home or wardrobe without requiring specialized tools. Here’s a quick snapshot of what to expect from each idea and why they’re great weekend projects:
1. How to Make Asymmetrical Wreaths — Asymmetrical wreaths give a modern twist to a classic decor item. They’re forgiving for beginners because the balance is intentionally uneven, which makes creative arranging easy and satisfying. You’ll practice layering textures and selecting focal foliage or flowers.
2. DIY Attic Makeover — Transforming an attic space can dramatically increase usable storage or create a cozy retreat. This kind of makeover often focuses on clever shelving, paint, lighting improvements, and flexible storage solutions. It’s ideal for someone who wants a longer weekend project with visible payoff.
3. DIY Letter Board — A letter board is a simple, low-cost decorative piece with big personality. It’s a quick craft that adds a customizable touch to any room: rotate quotes, reminders, or seasonal greetings. Great for gifting too.
4. How to Arrange Small Bouquets in Vases — Mini arrangements are perfect for bringing fresh color to small surfaces—desks, shelves, and side tables. This tutorial emphasizes proportion, trimming stems, and choosing the right vase for the flowers, helping you create polished, long-lasting displays.
5. DIY Minimal Mirror — A minimal mirror project can update a space instantly. Whether you add a simple frame, make a hanging strap, or give an old mirror a fresh coat of paint, small changes deliver a refined look that suits modern interiors.
6. DIY Summer Rope Necklace — This is a fast, wearable craft that’s great for beginners. Using simple materials and a few basic knots or hardware pieces, you can create a stylish accessory in under an hour—perfect for a sunny weekend.
On a related note, if you’re in the mood for a TV marathon while you craft, I recently binged Ozark and Friends from College and enjoyed both—each one was easy to get hooked on and watch quickly.
Whatever you choose to do this weekend, I hope it’s enjoyable and productive. Have a great weekend!
– Brittni