DIYing home decor trends I'm seeing everywhere *Cute & Colorful* 🎀✨

I'm taking basic thrift store finds and transforming them into home decor trends I'm seeing all over the internet. In this video, I DIY basic picture frames into fabric-wrapped frames and mats, I make a no-sew pleated lampshade, and take a damaged thrifted canvas and turn it into colorful textured art! ✨

L I N K S :

L E T ' S B E F R I E N D S !

A B O U T :
Hi I'm Alli. I'm a 20-something just trying to balance a full-time job with with full-time creative life. I love everything about DIY and home decor, especially finding affordable ways to make high-end looking decor (that's renter-friendly too). So join me here as I help you craft your dream life! ✨

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[JenniferP-zgbh]

I wonder if your neighbors ever ask you "What are you doing in there?" Lol. I enjoy your content, you seem to mix things up so I never get bored!

[mslollypop]

Loved all your projects. My favorite is the lampshade.

[APerfectPlacetoStart]

I loved the thrifted frame with fabric! Super cute!1

[lmwalter]

They all turned out really well. This was a fun and enjoyable video. ❤😊Linda

[sandybitter]

All of your projects turned out super well! Congratulations….🎊🎉 And that lavender colored floral print shirt you had on in the beginning of your video was just adorable! How come I find cute stuff like that when I go shopping???? Lol

[tracyknight]

I love these! The canvas is my favorite!

[Nonnie]

I love all your projects; you do great work. Where did you get your experience? Was it trial and error on your own? Mentoring with another experienced professional? Working with a parent on home projects? How did you discover and grow your passion?

[fleurelan]

No question, but a comment. Your original painting (the flowers in a vase on the canvas) turned out so well. It’s really lovely. I never would have thought to use spackle…what a great idea that was beautifully executed.

[caroleanderson]

Are you glad you went into YouTube??? Have enjoyed your renter friendly hacks. Thank you.

[sherri]

I love all your projects also that they are budget friendly ideas.

[CraftingMyBestLifewithLisa]

Really cool DIYs! Love the creativity Alli! 🥰🤗

[ThePusheenicorn]

I've been following since you had just over 11k subscribers and I'm so pleased to see your channel grow so much. The first video of yours I saw was your tile tray diy as I was doing something similar and what struck me was your presentation voice. You sounded like someone trained in broadcasting so I guess my question is - is your day job in reporting and news? And what direction do you see the channel growing in the future - DIYs, interior design, rental tips? All the best from Trinidad.

[TheYvi]

2 Questions - how did you get started with the DIYs? Have any of your landlords come in after you have "renter friendly renovated" and thought you actually drilled into the wall or made the changes permanently?

[samanthamarie]

I loved the lampshade! Like the other commentors I'm also nosy about your relationship and job, haha. Share however much you're comfortable with in the Q and A! Also curious- do you keep all the items you DIY or do you often make things just for the learning process/content?

[janineaggott]

Started following you when you had 11K followers. So happy your channel is growing! I wonder what part of the country you live in. I’ve never caught that.

[LivingTyphoon]

Love the canvas painting! You did so great at transforming it even with the damaged areas. 😊 Would love to know what state you live in (assuming you are US based) and how you got started with interior design.

[lauriebertrand]

Love your channel and diy’s! What is your full time job?

[samanthapvincent]

Q&A: at the time you posted this video, what is a DIY that you won't DIY again? (For whatever reason)

[erickapoletti]

How would you suggest someone new learning how to use power tools especially if they have none? I wanna learn and build things in the future.

[eveandjohnny]

I'm always curious what "half-time" youtubers do as a regular job. Is it similarly creative to your projects on here or is the diy an outlet to balance your job?