Door stopper diy

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Winter weather can be extremely chilly. If you have ever lived in a house where the winter winds and cold seep into your space through under the door, you know how frustrating it can be to keep your space warm and toasty. That is why we asked Remona Gopaul from the Stitching Scientist to show us how to make a door draft stopper. These simple sewing projects are a fantastic way to keep the cold out and the heat in. Bulky, long, and pressed right against the door crack, these ingenious door…

The door to the office at my house never seemed to stay open. Of course I could have bought a door stopper at the store but why buy one when I could make one for free? All I needed was three things, which I already had. A brick, some fabric and some glue. I used liquid stitch because that's what I grabbed from my craft room first but you could use super glue or even a hot glue gun. I took my scrap fabric and laid it with the finished side down. Then I put the brick on it and folded each side…

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I made a few door jammers when my first son was born over 4 years ago. Being a first time mom, we tip toed around him all the time. I don't know if he was just a "hard" baby or what but he didn't sleep well. In fact, he didn't sleep through the night until he was 1.5 years old. Every time we slowly closed the door, he would still wake with the tiniest noise! UGH! Anyway, luckily my 2nd son was an "easy" baby and slept very well. There was no need for door jammers. In fact, I have already…

This DIY door sock is made from socks and helps fight against high energy bills and cold feet! I'm going to show you how you can easily make one yourself!

Easily make your own Refillable Fabric Door Stop with a Velcro closure in just a few simple steps.Fill with Pebbles, cat litter, washed sand, rice or beans (...