1. Holographic silver and a black crease

If there’s one especially trendy thing right now that we might love just as much as we love glitter itself, then it’s holographic things. Imagine how excited we were, then, when we came across this tutorial for a makeup look using holographic glitter! Of course we’ll take the opportunity to cover our entire lids in something so wonderful and eye catching that it looks otherworldly. We love the way Chrisspy contrasts the glitter with a dark, quite solid crease that, even though it’s blended at the edges, gives the shining eye some definition.

2. Silver glitter, rhinestones, and a purple smokey crease

Is your glitter not quite as eye catching as the holographic stuff you see above, but you still want to make your look as attention grabbing as possible? Then create a similar eye shape with silver glitter all across the lid, a nice dark crease (we’re always here for purple), and a dramatic winged liner, but take things to the next level with rhinestones! Musely shows you how to carefully cover your lid and the inner corner of your eye with little sparkling stones using safe cosmetic adhesive.

3. Light pink and white glitter lid

Do you love the idea of a completely sparkled lid but you’d rather a lighter look that’s a little less intense around the crease area? Then check out this tutorial using white, light pink, or opalescent glitters and a blended crease instead! We love the way Pretty Designs lets the shadows and glitter sort of fade out from the lid in a light smattering. Add some little white or opalescent rhinestones at the inner and outer corners if you’re feeling really fancy.

4. Edgy glitter tears

Are you the kind of creative makeup lover and glitter addict who would rather use your sparkling makeup opportunities as a chance to get a little more wild and messy rather than keeping your glitter defined and controlled? Then check out the way jordanhanz created this unique glitter tears! You might not wear this look to work or school, but we don’t see a problem with letting people know just how sparkly you feel on the inside at your next birthday party.

5. Pink glitter lid with a silver glitter crease

When you hear the words “glitter” and “crease” together in one sentence, does your mind go to a completely different place than what we’ve shown you so far? Perhaps you took the terms more literally and actually pictured a crease made of glitter? Then we admire your style! This tutorial from Makeup Addicted will show you exactly how to create the look you’re thinking of. We love their silver and pink combination, but you could recreate the look in any colours you choose!

6. Glitter lined eyeliner

Are you intent on using glitter in your look but you’d actually prefer to keep it just a touch more subtle than some of the fully sparkled lids you’ve seen so far? Then consider just following the shape of your eyeliner with a neat stream of complementing glitter, just like Society 19 did here! We love the balance created by doing a bit of glitter in both the inner and outer corners.

7. Glitter outer corner

Are you browsing these looks and discovering that a few of them are almost what you’re looking for but not quite? Then consider blending a couple of the styles together to make a whole new eye design instead! Maddie’s Makeup Tips, for example, suggests brushing just a wisp of glitter into your crease starting at the outer corner, rather than painting a solid glitter line or padding it on all over. It’s the perfect compromise between the two.

8. Glitter lower liner

Do you have a favourite shimmery shadow that you love using on your lid and crease, and you find that it’s already got enough shine to it that you don’t need to add glitter over top? Then try complementing that shadow with a little brush of glitter underneath your eye instead! Makeup Geek tried the look here in gold and we think the effect is absolutely stunning.

9. Glitter inner corners

Perhaps you’re still looking for that perfectly subtle touch of glitter, but you’re not sure sparkling the outside corners of your eyes quite suits the shape? Try limiting your glitter use to just the inner corner along the bottom instead! This will give your eyes a bright look of intensity, like you see here with Stay Glam, but without going over the top.

10. Matching glitter nails and lips

We’ve talked a lot about glitter eye makeup so far (and we’re sure you don’t blame us), but your eyes certainly aren’t the only place where you can incorporate glitter into your beauty routine! Missjazminad suggests applying a healthy portion of holographic glitter to both your nails and your lips in order to really grab the attention of the people around you! You could let these two features stand out by doing a matte smoky eye alongside, or you could get completely wild and combine this look with the holographic glitter lids we talked about at the beginning of this list.

11. Black glitter lids and red lips

Are you looking for a way to add lots of sparkle but in a much darker and more sultry way than what you’ve seen so far? Then black glitter (which we promise is really a thing) is definitely the way to go. Black glitter might not look like much at first, or be immediately noticeable the way other colours are, but once the light hits your lids, your makeup will tell a whole different story. We simply adore the way Pausa Para Feminices paired black glitter with a deep, rich red lip here!

12. Green smokey eye and gold glitter crease

Do you have bright green eyes so piercing that you just can’t help yourself from emphasizing them whenever you can? Well, we certainly don’t blame you! This look from Polyvore is one more for your arsenal of green-friendly eye makeup techniques, particularly since the gold glitter crease will bring out any secret flecks or yellow or hazel you have hiding within your bright green irises. You sure won’t have to worry about people looking you directly in the eye, because that’s all people will be able to concentrate on all night!

13. Black with pink glitter centre

A dark black smoky eye is always fun, but sometimes it’s nice to add a little something to a classic look, just to shake things up a big. We love altering our smoky eye looks by putting a shock of colour right in the centre of our lid to really grab peoples’ attention! Pretty Designs agrees with our strategy but instead of just using a brightly coloured shadow, they’ve added a hot pink glitter on top as well! Pair it with a matching bright pink lip and voila- you’ll look stunning.

14. Black glitter wing

Have you fallen in love with the idea of using black glitter, but you’d rather get a little more avant garde with it than just smearing it all over your lids? Then use it in a more defined way by over-lining your black winged liner with a layer of black sparkle. Pretty Designs shows you just how effective the look can be if you pair it with a simple black to brown smoky outward fade.

15. Triple glitter lid

Are you so into the idea of using glitter that you’re actually having trouble choosing which colour and you’re considering going with more than one? Then we say go for it! Blog Lovin’ totally agrees, which is why they’ve got this tutorial to show you how wonderful blending three shades of glitter across your eyelid can look. It’s like you’re building the world’s shiniest ombre!

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1. Copper Hanging Planter

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2. Copper Photo Display

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3. Copper Pipe Necklace

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4. Copper Accented Vase

A Beautiful Mess

5. Copper Blanket Holder

Well Made Heart

6. Copper Paper Towel Holder

Squirrelly Minds

7. Copper and Rope Bracelets

Johanna Rundel’s blog

8. Copper Stripe Succulent Planters

Homey Oh My

9. Copper Jewelry Dish

The DIY Diary

10. Copper Candlestick Holder

Morning Creativity

11. Copper and Rope Mirror

Makers Society

12. Copper Stamped Cuff Bracelets

Paper & Stitch

13. Copper Place Card Holders

Make & Fable

14. Copper Quote Print

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15. Copper Towel Holder Ring

The Merry Thought

16. Copper Pipe Table Lamp

Brit + Co

17. Copper Bar Earrings

Almost Makes Perfect

18. Copper Plant Stand

Mountain Modern Life

19. Copper Salt and Pepper Shakers

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20. Copper Hair Cuff

Brit. + Co

21. Ombré Penny Art

Doodlecraft

22. Copper Rope Necklace

Love Maegan

23. Magnetic Desk Set

Earnest Home Co

24. Copper Garden Markers

Julie Blanner’s blog

25. Copper Napkin Rings

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Aside from using mold, stir some colors into a cement mixture to create various shapes and forms for your cement coaster.

2. DIY Concrete Letter Candlestick Holders

Using cardboard letters as mold, create a candlestick holder by poking holes on the mixture using the candles. But you have to be extra careful and quick for this one.

3. HomeMade Modern DIY Concrete Pendant Lamp

Want to make your own pendant lamp using cement? You can do that now merely by using a bottle as a mold!

4. Cinder Block Centerpieces

Make a block using concrete and paint a number or it or whatever design to create your own centerpiece! Play with the flower arrangements too!

5. Candlesticks Concrete

Choose some plastic cups to use as cast for your candle holders. When it is done, paint it with whatever colors you want and you’ll surely love it!

6. DIY Laced Cement Votive

The process in making this one is the same as the previous one. The only difference is that this has added lace for more appeal.

7. Make Cement Coasters in Under 30 Minutes

Of course, you will still use the same process for this one. Only that this has a more creative way of decorating and painting. Have fun with colors and in making your designs!

8. Faceted Concrete Hooks

Who would think that you could actually make interesting hooks using cement? It does look very modern and very creative too. Aside from that, it can also be used a decorative floating shelf!

9. DIY Concrete: Door Stop

Make a concrete door stop using 2″ thick insulating foam with the word “STOP.” Start by printing out a template, trace it onto foam, cut it out, glue it down to a base board, and then fill it with concrete.

10. EP8 $5 Bucket Stool

A durable and simple to make stool using a bucket. It resulted into an aesthetically pleasing stool that used 48″ dowel cut into three 16-inch pieces that is used as the legs.

11. Concrete Letters:

Make initial blocks from concrete and cardboard molds. First, you have to decide what letters you want to make and them make a cardboard mold where you will pour your concrete.

12. DIY Concrete Magnets

These are so cute! It used star-shaped silicon molders. You can try other shapes too if you want. Don’t forget to add the magnets at the back of it.

13. Round Hanging Table

Cooking spray is used inside a bucket was used for this project, to make sure the concrete slips right out. And it looks very nice, right?

14. EP25 Concrete Bookends

For sure, a book lover will fall for these house-shaped bookends made from cement. You can make them pop by adding colors and patterns on it.

15. Dripped Concrete Planter

Want an interesting weekend project? You’d be delighted to try this dripped concrete planter which could bring a beautiful makeover to your home. All you have to do is mix up your concrete, turn your planter upside down, make a little puddle of concrete and let it drip down.

16. EP15 Concrete + Wood Coffee Table

Want to make a table of your own? Try this one with a combination of wood and concrete. Used for the table top is commercial-grade, white Quikrete Countertop Mix Countertop Mix into a melamine.

17. Modular Geometric Wall Planters

These lovely gilded modular wall planters is something I would like to try. Aside from being installed on the wall, it can also be added on the top of a surface for an herb garden or air plant container, or it can even be customized to be a bit deeper and could be used to organize all the paperclips and knick-knacks on your desk.

18. DIY Concrete Lamp

A concrete lamp that is cast in an empty milk carton on small size that makes a great starter project for those who haven’t worked with concrete before. The only cost is for this project is for a few pounds of cement and the light fixture.

19. Leaf-Embossed Tabletop Mold

This table is made from concrete. While wet, leaves where placed on top of it and were removed before the cement completely dried. Sand is stirred into the mixture and has a hidden layer of mesh supply for the necessary reinforcement.

20. DIY Concrete Clock

Curious on how to cast a fiber-reinforced concrete clock in a melamine box? Take a look at what they did on this one using a foam knockout to recess the clock hands and mechanism.

21. EP75 Concrete Walkway

Build a new concrete path using manufactured forms just like what we can see in the photo. It is important to have a well-made walkway or garden path that can stand for years to enhance your home’s landscape.

22. No.27 in Concrete

I like what they did on this one. using cardboard, a 3D number 27 was made and was placed inside a ring to make a cast for this beautiful garden item. Of course, you can try other numbers too.

Yes, you can make all of these with cement! Very impressive, right? It sure is! And you will no doubt have fun while making all of the items we have included in this list. Choose which ones you find useful and stat gathering your materials so you can try making them. Do not expect that you will get it perfectly for the first time because some might need some trial before you can get the output that you want. Aside from those in the list, you can also try making other items too using cement. Have you thought of an idea to make using this material.

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French Tips
Using a rubber band will help you keep your french tip line straight and flawless.

Easy Glitter Nails
Apply a layer of Elmer’s glue to your nails before painting with glitter polish. Then just peel of when you want a new look.

Dry Shampoo
Spray starch works the same way as dry shampoo.

Tighten Your Skin
Used coffee grounds and cling wrap give you some great skin tightening effects.

Beach Hair
Seltzer water, Himalayan sea salt, and coconut oil in a spray bottle and you’ll look like you just came from the beach.

Toner
Apple Cider Vinegar make a great facial toner.

Sugar Scrub
Combine raw brown sugar with your favorite body wash to get a sweet scrub in the shower.

Moisutizer
Coconut oil is one of the best natural moisturizers out there.

Tame The Frizzies
Use a t-shirt to dry your hair, instead of a towel.

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1- Hemp String Pendant Lamp:

Want to have some new pendant lamps in your kitchen or bedroom?? Try this DIY project I found! Blow up a balloon, get a hemp string roll and start wrapping it around the balloon at different angles and directions while using glue (in the image, it’s Tacky Glue). After forming a complete shape and allowing the glue and hemp to firm up, pop the balloon, take it out and insert a lamp with a rod and hang your creative pendant lamp anywhere you want. Hang multiple lamps beside each other for an even better effect!!

2- Confetti Vase:

Be non-traditional and make one of those colorful confetti vases. Blow up the balloon, cover it with glue, stick confetti over it and let it dry. Pop the balloon and cut the confetti to get an even edge. In no time, you’ll have a bright, colorful confetti vase that’ll add an amazing, cheerful feel in any room and which will prove to be very useful in no time.

3- Balloon Wax Luminaries:

This is not just innovative, it’s also very beautiful. First off, fill a balloon with water. Then, very carefully and at a low heat melt some wax – ideally place the wax in a bowl inside a pan of hot (not boiling) water and don’t be afraid, it’s simple! Now, dip the water balloon in the molten wax and to make sure you get a thick layer, slowly raise and lower the balloon in and out of the wax. Once you are happy with the thickness, take the balloon out, put it on a table or any flat surface while the wax is soft, but not still runny, to form a flat base and let it completely cool. Pop the balloon and make the top surface of the candle even by touching it on a warm griddle. Finally, add small candles inside and enjoy the romantic atmosphere!! (A little note of caution from Stylish Eve, but hot wax can burn, so any children should be carefully supervised for this project and ideally rubber gloves should be worn for extra protection)

4- Chocolate bowls:

This one is my favorite, and I’m pretty sure most of you ladies will feel that way, too. Imagine putting a chocolate bowl at the center of your table for a party; just think how awesome that would be!! Even kids will love this idea, and the best part is that they can even help you out!! Now all you have to do is blow up a balloon, either pour molten chocolate over the bottom half, or insert the balloon itself in molten chocolate. After the chocolate has begun to cool, rest it on a flat surface to create a flat base for the bowl, and when it’s totally cool, pop the balloon and ta-da… you have a scrumptious chocolate bowl!! You can blow up balloons to various sizes to get different sized chocolate bowls, either for a big bowl or smaller ones for single servings. Use dark chocolate, white chocolate, or a mix of both… be creative!! Finally, fill the bowls with whipped cream, fruit, or whatever you like, and let your guests actually eat their bowls after they finish their treats… it’s mouthwatering just writing about it!! As all these fun projects involve bursting balloons, you are advised to wear protective glasses when doing so.

Source: www.stylisheve.com

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Some people are able to turn objects that serve a different purpose into something entirely different. See these wrong double uses they get out of various products.

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