Diy trivet

Take dollar store tumbling blocks and make a super easy DIY wood trivet for your hot dishes! This is so easy and fun!

How to Make a Wood Bead Trivet

If you've ever seen the felt trivets at Trader Joes then you're going to love this project! I love those colorful trivets made fr...

This cooler weather in October gives me the desire to cozy up my house with things that offer warmth and texture. Last week I worked on a DIY craft project ...

Video, Printable Template and Step-by-step instructions showing how to make a flat Turk's Head coaster or trivet. These make great gifts and are an fun diy idea! Plus, link to the rope I found that work's best.

Mother’s Day is just around the corner! I thought this quick DIY Finger Knit Rope Trivet would hit the spot for an easy, yet beautiful...

Rest those hot kitchen items on a stylish homemade woven trivet made from cotton rope. Follow our easy 4-step DIY guide.

If you love the look of a little something underneath your pot, or you need to keep your table from getting scorched by the bottom of the dinner pan, you may use a trivet! Or a potholder, or a washcloth, or whatever is handy. But this DIY from Bigger that the Three of Us takes that trivet up a notch with pretty oversized wooden beads.

Turn regular wooden clothes pegs into a beautiful handmade Scandinavian style wooden trivet. As far as decorative food mats go this one will seriously bring a bit of Scandinavian chic to any home. I am not a trivet user, we do have heat mats for hot pans and such but it is not something I really think about. That was until I saw this idea on Pinterest and had to have a go. It actually started with a search for 'minimalist craft ideas' (here is my board for you to check out) which obviously…

A DIY Pom Pom Trivet. Isn't this the cutest thing. When I first spotted these, I was shopping in a store in Seattle. They...