When it comes to decorating your home, you might have a look you are striving for. Something that just screams your style and passion. However, sometimes, it can be hard to get the right look when it comes to store-bought designs. It could also be you want something that no one else would have. That is when it is best to turn to a DIY project, like a DIY chandelier.
Whether you want to sand down an old piece of furniture or reshape a surface, it’s a good idea to consider the sanding basics. Dremel’s handy beginner’s guide to sanding will show you the tools of the trade and where to start
Nothing compares to the feeling of accomplishment when you’ve built something with your own hands, so why not have a…
Take a look at this handy beginner’s guide introduces you to the routing trade and the tools you’ll need so you can get creative with decorative edges or try your hand at joinery. From choosing the right router bit to working with Dremel’s Plunge Router, you’ll be routing in no time.
Whether you choose just green and red, or a mixture of colours, the way you decorate the family Christmas tree is a great way to show your personality. So why not take this one step further this December by designing and customising your very own set of baubles, allowing you to add a splash of creativity and personalisation to this festive time of year. You could even make individual baubles for each family member.
Spending lazy days relaxing and enjoying action-packed family adventures throughout the six-week school break can make trying to get back into the school time rhythm a bit of a chore. It’s with this in mind that global craft brand, Dremel, has devised some handy how-tos for a variety of projects that can be made with just one handy tool, and are guaranteed to make the back-to-school adjustment that little bit easier.
The summer holidays are upon us with many parents looking for ways to keep the children entertained. To help, Dremel has lots of craft ideas and has created a handy step-by-step guide so you can create your very own wooden animals, providing children with an exciting new toy to enjoy. You could even let the kids customise and personalise the wooden toys afterwards as an extra summer activity.