Draft catcher diy

There are seemingly endless ways on Pinterest to make a DIY draught stopper for doors and windows. You can create almost anything, from an adorable doggie doorstopper to a no-nonsense foam tube.

Create a DIY draft stopper for your front door this winter with flannel shirts to keep the cold out and the cozy in!

Create a DIY draft stopper for your front door this winter with flannel shirts to keep the cold out and the cozy in!

Even when the weather outside gets frightful, wind-blocking draft dodgers are delightful... and wonderfully simple to make. Just as we lose body heat through our heads, our houses lose warmth through pesky drafts that sneak in through doors and windows. While it lacks the romance of a toasty fire in the hearth, stopping up those drafts can go a long way in preserving the heat generated by your radiator or heater. We've compiled a collection of our favorite DIY draft blockers in the hopes…

We live in a Cape Cod style home with dormers and slanted ceilings. The upper level consists of two bedrooms, a bath, a rec room and some un...

Take your hubby's old worn-out flannels and transform them into something incredibly useful with this Flannel DIY Draft Stopper Tutorial. Made from recycled flannel shirts, this DIY draft stopper stops any chilly breezes from entering your home and keeps your house nice and toasty. This quick and easy sewing project makes a fantastic DIY gift idea, and you can even dress up your draft blocker by adding strips of faux leather. This beginner sewing project can easily be completed in an evening…

Learn how to make your own DIY door draft stopper to combat the winter chills! We have amazing tutorials with step-by-step instrucitons to guide you. #DIYDoorDraftStopper #DoorDraftGuard #HowtomakeDoorDraftStopper #DoorDRaftSnakeTutorial ##Underdoordraftblocker

I got tired of picking up threads and fabric scraps off the floor by the sewing machine and serger. There’s a trash can in the area but not close enough to toss into so I decided to make my o…

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...