Diy draught excluder

Britain is in the grip of a big freeze. Sally Cameron Griffiths shows you how to make a simple draught excluder to keep the cold weather at bay

When the weather turned quite chilly, I noticed our back door has a bit of a draft. What a good excuse for some patchwork! Nothing makes a living room more cozy, right? This simple tutorial creates a long, cylindrical draft stopper pillow.

The window by the desk in our bedroom has always been noticeably drafty. I've been meaning to make a draft stopper for one of our windows a...

Make this funky diy draught excluder - includes free supersized cross stitch (needlepoint) pattern.

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

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…

Keep your home cosy with this simple craft project, using old clothes and fabric scraps for stuffing

If you’re braving the cold amid sky-high energy bills, then you may want to learn how to upcycle a sweater into a DIY draught excluder.

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) […]

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…