DIY

For most of us, bread is an essential part of many meals. For such a versatile food, it's surprisingly simple to make. If you're yearning to catch up with the bread trend that has been gripping the population for most of this year, check out our super easy guide for how to make a basic loaf of bread with ever-trustworthy Jamie Oliver. So pop to the shop and buy some ingredients, then start baking your masterpiece!

If you've decided to make your own face mask, you're in the right place. Fabric face masks are more environmentally friendly and stylish than disposable face masks, and who doesn't love a DIY sewing project. If you're new to sewing, this face mask is super simple to make. So gather your materials, and let's get started! 

There are two styles of face mask you can make at home - see here to make the other style. Or if you don't know how to sew, we have two styles of no-sew masks too (see here for style one or style two). You can also check out the guide page we have for all our face mask tutorials.

For all the amateur bakers out there, bread is an easy (and delicious) recipe to start with. You only need a few ingredients, and there's not much you can do to mess it up. If you're ready to make some bread, but hate kneading, this is the perfect recipe for you: this rustic bread requires no kneading at all. Are you bready? 

YouTuber Pupsi has made a following for himself creating musical instruments and making musical covers of popular songs, all out of vegetables and fruit. The best part about it is, it works, and he is extremely talented. In this, he takes several melons to create a mashup melody of All Star by Smash Mouth.

These days, we are spending more time in our houses/apartments than ever before (probably). If you've watched every show on Netflix, played every board game you have, and gone through every hobby you have, we have just the activity for you: making paper airplanes! And no, making paper airplanes is not just a fun thing you did in your childhood. It takes expertise and skill to make a decent paper airplane, and there are many different styles depending on which style of flying you're aiming for. We made eight different tutorials for eight styles of paper airplanes, and they're all in this list. So, go get some paper and start folding! 

If you want to see other things fly, check out these Estes model rocket launches. Or see the real thing when SpaceX's Starship had a test flight. 

Halloween is just around the corner, and although 2020 has been one disappointment after another, nothing can take Halloween away from us. To get you in a spooky festive mood, we made some easy to follow tutorials for how to carve some seriously awesome (and creepy) pumpkins. Get out the pumpkin carving tools, because it's that time of year again. If you're after something easier, check out the tutorial for making a simple Jack-o'-lantern.

So you've decided to make your own face mask! This is awesome for three reasons: 1) it's WAY better for the environment than using disposable masks, 2) you can make your mask super stylish or to match your outfits, and 3) doing a little DIY project is good for the soul. Now let's get started. 

Keep in mind that this is one of two styles, so check out this tutorial if you prefer the second style. Now let's get sewing! Or if sewing isn't your thing, you can make a no-sew mask from a t-shirt (see here for style one or style two). To see all tutorials for making face masks, check out our complete guide.

Paper airplanes are a cheap and easy way to have some innocent fun, but it can be hard to make one following a video. Here are some super simple GIFs to follow along if you want to make the most basic paper airplane. You won't need anything more than a flat surface and a piece of paper to make this paper airplane. 

After a less basic paper airplane tutorial? Try our moderate difficulty glider paper airplane, or see our comprehensive guide for all paper airplane styles. To see more flying objects, check out SpaceX's Starship having a test flight, or these Estes model rockets launching.

Want to make your own face mask but don't know how to sew? Here's a step by step guide for making a face mask without sewing at all. Or if you want to make another style of no-sew face mask, check out this tutorial. 

If you have some sewing skills up your sleeve, see the two styles of face masks you can make (style one or style two). Or see the complete list of all face mask tutorials and get creating. 

No matter who you are or where you're from, there's one thing we can all agree on: rockets are cool. Most of us don't have the brain capacity to become rocket scientists, but the next best thing is available to everyone: model rockets (or awesome paper airplanes). At the top of the model rocket hierarchy is Estes, a globally known company with the best model rockets around. While building model rockets is fun, the best bit is launching them into the sky and seeing them reach the heavens. We captured ten of the best Estes model rocket launches in GIFs, so you can experience the awesomeness of a rocket launch minus the effort of making a model rocket yourself. You are welcome. 

If you want to see a real rocket being launched, check out SpaceX's Starship rocket's test flight.

There are many reasons why reusable face masks are better than disposable face masks, and they're something that can be made at home. However, many DIY face masks require a sewing machine or basic sewing skills, but not all of us are endowed with these skills. If you have no idea how to sew but still want to make a face mask, this article is for you. All you need is a t-shirt and scissors, and about five minutes. Ready to get started? If you prefer a different style of no-sew face mask, check out our other tutorial (style two). 

If you do have some sewing skills, check style one and style two of face masks you can make with a sewing machine. Or have a look our guide for all four face mask tutorials we have.