Draft stopper diy free pattern

This DIY draft stopper is easy to make at home. It is very useful in keeping cold air from entering through windows and doors. This economical DIY is cheaper and easier to make at home, and it will save us a few dollars while keeping the cold air out. For our draft stopper we inserted stones. Inserting small stones gives the draft stopper some weight. Some choose to insert grain and rice into the draft stopper, but these could spoil and get moldy when it comes in contact with water and would…

How to Make a Door Draft Stopper - Protect your home from cold breezes this winter.

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Learn how to make a window draft stopper or a door draft stopper. This easy DIY draft blocker will guard your home against drafts.

Keep your home warmer this winter and reduce your energy bill with these Cheap and Easy DIY Draft Stoppers that anyone can make! In winter, stopping drafts in your home is essential to staying warm and saving money on your heating bill. DIY Draft Stoppers (also called draft blockers, door snakes, or draft dodgers) […]

Our bedroom is a converted attic space, with two small doors that lead to raw attic. It can get quite hot up there, and even though we have central air, there is also a window unit in this bedroom.…

When the winds howl and snow lies on the ground the last thing you want is winter’s icy breath reaching through the gaps at the bottom of doors or windows.

In my Christmas Eve blogpost I briefly mentioned the draft stopper that I am making. (You may have skimmed over that sentence because it was a post about completion of my Winter (AndI’mStill…

One of my October weekends was devoted to a project I like to call " Now-that-it's-getting-winter-get-rid-of-the-freaking-drafts-in-your-house ". Seriously, weather-wise I just live in the wrong...

Easy Sew Draft Stopper: We live in a fantastic but chilly old Victorian house in the Northeast and spend a fair bit of time tracking down and fixing the drafts. One culprit was the external door from our sun lounge with a large gap at the bottom, this gap not only let the …