It has truly been a great year here at Crafts Unleashed and ConsumerCrafts.com, we’re so grateful for all our followers and customers. What better way to celebrate the end of a fabulous year then by sharing our most popular DIY crafts of 2014?!
These 15 posts were the most viewed tutorials on our site during 2014. Just click any of the images below for the full tutorial. Enjoy!
Starting with #15, let’s countdown our top DIY crafts of the year!
#15: DIY marquee sign letters from Morena.
#14: 4 tiered wedding card box from Sarah.
#13: How to hot glue tips & tricks from Amy Renea.
#12: DIY Halloween severed head decoration from Shaunte.
#11: Cinnamon stick tree ornaments from Kelly.
#10: Loom knit boot cuffs from Adrianne.
#9: How to refinish a table from Morena.
#8: DIY cracked marble necklace from Shaunte.
#7: Strawberry bath soak from Ashley.
#6: Macrame friendship bracelets from Adrianne.
#5: Personalized wire craft ornaments by Vanessa.
#4: Beaded DIY wrap bracelet from Adrianne.
#3: How to arm knit a blanket from Adrianne.
#2: SMASH books: The un-scrapbook.
#1: And the most viewed DIY crafts tutorial in 2014…How to transfer a photo to wood from Morena!
Which of the top 15 DIY crafts is your favorite? We can’t choose…we are in love with all of them!
From all of us at ConsumerCrafts.com, we wish you a happy, healthy and CRAFTY New Year!
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About Sarah {Crafts Unleashed Editor}
Sarah is the Marketing & Social Media Coordinator for ConsumerCrafts.com. She is new to the craft/DIY world and discovered a love for it after joining the company. Sarah is a dessert addict, animal lover, a bit of a perfectionist, and obsessed with trying new Pinterest recipes.
I make glass mason jars with beads on it. Glass beads. And I use a hot glue gun. But I notice that after I’m done, ALOT of the beads start falling off. How do I fix this problem? I’m making ALOT of these as Christmas gifts and I put a tea light candle in the middle. At night the beads give out a glow. I saw this idea on pintrest. I just don’t want the beads to start falling off when they pick the jar up. PLEEEASE HEEEELP
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