DIY IKEA HACKS 🌟 Affordable + Easy DIY Home Decor (that's COZY & high-end!)

IKEA is a great place to find affordable home decor and organization, and if you want to make it look even more unique and high-end, then I have a few IKEA hack ideas for you. This video has simple and affordable IKEA DIYs that are budget-friendly and easy to do for anyone.

These projects all have a cozy vibe, focusing on textiles like throw pillows, throw blankets and yarn weaving.

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SUPPLIES

Decorative Wood Box

Sanela Pillow Cover

Framed Weaving

WATCH the tapestry weaving tutorial:

Throw Blanket
Various yarn
Scissors

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MUSIC CREDIT

[ActuallyAlli]

Happy Sunday! 💕 Have you ever been to Ikea? I went for the first time last November!

[ElainePetrakisMidnightCrafter]

Nice job Alli! That woven one is amazing! I see why it's your favorite!

[debfrancis]

I like them all. My favorite is the wood box.

[phyllisbakercoffman]

Your weaving and blanket are beautiful 😻, Alli!!!

[dianazitko]

Good morning Alli! Now, I'm going to need to make a trip to IKEA - these hacks are amazing!
Love the box and loom art!

[ransacktheelders]

You have the perfect voice for videos. You sound like you could host a show.

[ellenkelley]

Love the redo of the IKEA box. I was inspired by your weaving video but I hung mine in the wall with a stick from the backyard. Thanks for all the inspiration.

[leydavazquez]

Very cute all of them. But my favorite was the framed weaving. I will be watching that video next. ❤️

[margaretscott]

Your hacks turned out so gorgeous. I loved the little table. Thank you for sharing.

[ApBarr]

Congrats on the weaving! How beautiful! I liked all these projects. I like IKEA but haven't been in a long time. It isn't near me

[sherrynewman]

Everything was so unique and high end❣️

[karenboyd]

So using the miter box.... see those holes in the ends? they are to screw it down! so get a piece of wood bigger that box and screw the box to it. Then you can clap the wood base to your work surface so you don't need to chase your project around with a saw. It shouldn't really mater whether the wood is near the front or back, what ever works for best for you is what counts. However with larger pieces of wood you might wat to get some clamps to hold the wood steady.

[zorahouse]

Your creativity is amazing.. Congrats (:

[sushislushy]

that's a next level dragan box :O

[theeluannesantos]

Love what you did with the Loom! The blanket looks beautiful too! As always love them all

[stellaupton]

I love the box.. I normally put the wood at the bottom but I watched a video and she was using the top. I thought, oh no, I’ve been doing it wrong. I think either way is fine.😂😂😂

[ellenkelley]

Don’t be so hard on yourself. As long as the pieces fit together and you finished with all 20 fingers attached, you did it correctly.

[MissMolly]

Do you remember how much those little boxes were?? I didn't hear you, if you said it.

[MissMolly]

Did you get frustrated with that saw, yet. I hate those saws, the saw doesn't want to move in them, when you first get them. I am waiting for Father's Day sales, to buy a mitre saw. Haha.