A roundup of fun DIY questions we’ve answered in recent editions of the BuzzFeed DIY newsletter.
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Three ingenious ways to use old teacups:
What can I do with all Granny's old teacups and saucers? —Leroux D.
There are dozens of ways to use teacups other than simply for drinking tea. Here are some inventive ways to repurpose your grandmother's collection: Use them to beautifully organize your necklaces, earrings, and other baubles. Or transform a single cup into a pin cushion using a scrap of fabric and some stuffing. If you have a green thumb, you could create a miniature teacup garden. And if you prefer to sip wine instead of tea, turn the cups into wine glasses — cheers!
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This handy dog bed hack:
Do you have any DIY tips for pets in a small space like an apartment? —Vicky A.
Dog cages can be eyesores, especially when they take up precious floor space in a tiny room. To get your kennel off the floor and still keep it convenient for your pooch, try this handy DIY! First, remove a drawer from a dresser or nightstand. Then, place a soft bed or kennel inside the empty space. Add a curtain for your pup's privacy— and as a way to cover it up during the day while still allowing your pooch easy access. You're done!
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Tricks to upgrade your wardrobe:
Can you show me new ways to revamp old shirts and stuff? —Katrine D.
When it comes to clothes, there are some items that you don't mind letting go of, and others that feel like throwing them out is a crime against nature. For those special items, you can try a few simple techniques to bring them back into style and get one or two more years out of them. One trick: Add a no-sew pocket using fabric glue. You can also cut a shape into the back of your shirt and add a lace insert. Want to add a little flair to a denim shirt or jacket? Push in some basic studs along the collar for an awesome look. And for even more, you can check out these ideas on easy, no-sew clothing upgrades.
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