25 Gorgeous DIYs For Your Teenage Girl’s Room

Your bedroom is a place that should resemble you and that makes you happy. What better way to achieve that than DIYing it? It adds a handmade touch and maybe even a conversation piece.

Craft store beware.

01. Flower lights

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Put those cupcake liners to use by pairing them with leftover twinkle lights for a look and style that’s all her own. For the tutorial go here.

02. Custom charger

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No need to ask “who’s charger is this?” when it’s covered in glitter! Find the tutorialhere.

03. Cardboard Letter Sequin Sayings

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Sparkle it up with this easy DIY that’ll make a sweet statement. Customize with her own choice of words, paint, and sequins. Find the tutorial here.

04. String Chair

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Use colored string to add some bold flair to her boring old desk chair. Find more info here.

05. Twinkle Light Canopy

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A thin curtain, a hole punch, and some twinkle lights are all you need to make her room magical. For tutorial go here.

06. Jewelry Organizer

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Pick up a frame from the dollar store, grab the spray paint and some drawer pulls and your teen will finally have the organizer she needs for all her baubles. For the tutorial go here.

07. DIY Waste Basket Nightstand

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Spray paint cute garbage cans and flip them over to make cute nightstands. For more info go here.

08. Pom Pom Rug

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Finally, a way to use up all those leftover pom-poms in the bottom of the craft drawer! Find the full tutorial here.

09. Washi Tape Corkboard

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Get creative with some cork board, washi tape, and a ruler to help her stay organized with this quick DIY. Find the full tutorial here.

10. Washi Tape Light Switch

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It can do double duty with plate personalization giving her room a custom feel. Find the tutorial here.

11. Shopping Bag Supply Holders

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Short on storage? Corral everything from hair ties to markers in these bags from her favorite stores. Find the tutorial here.

12. Upcycled Dresser

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Add some creative flair with paint, scrapbook paper, and more. Find more ideas here.

13. Instagram Wall

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Instagram is life and selfies are the ultimate in self-expression. Let your teen showcase their friends in a fun way with this selfie wall. Choose their favorites then upload images to Shutterfly or a similar website and print 5×7s for as low as 99 cents. For the tutorial go here.

14. Bubble Chandelier

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Bubble balls, fishing lines, silver wire, and ceiling hooks are all you need to help her bring boutique-brand chic into her space with this “frou frou” bubble chandelier. Find the tutorial here.

15. Chalkboard Wall

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Have a blank wall? Apply some chalkboard paint or vinyl for a great way to leave “love notes” and reminders for your teen or for them to express themselves. Find more info here.

16. T-Shirt Rag Rug

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Get some use out of those outgrown shirts and throw together a rug that’s both soft and chic! All she needs is a glue gun and a few old shirts! Find the tutorial here.

17. Studded Wood Wall Art

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If “all gold everything” is already her mantra, this DIY is perfect for her. A few pyramid cones, a piece of wood and gold spray paint is all it takes. Find the tutorial here.

18. Paint Chip Calendar

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Use an old frame and some paint samples to customize a calendar that can be updated with ease. Find the tutorial here.

19. Pom-Pom or Flower Pendant

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Transform a paper lantern with a few faux flowers, pom pom fringe, and a glue gun. You’d never know this whole project was done for less than $25 and in less time than it would take to find just the right pendant in stores. Find the tutorial here.