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Hey guys! It's almost time for school!

Yeeey...

I hate school.

OK, I know that going back to school may not be your favorite thing in the world, but you

got to admit that preparing for new school supplies, backpacks and all that stuff, is

a pretty exciting part.

And this year I want you guys to have the coolest school supplies at your school, so

I put together the most crazy, unique, epic DIY school supplies you've ever seen.

I'm going to show you 10 ideas and Sue from the channel DIYlover will show you another 10.

Her video will be linked at the end of this tutorial and in the description bar.

But let's not wait any longer, because school is almost here, come on!

We're going to kick off with this epic bottle pencil case.

It's hard to imagine that it's actually made out of plastic bottles, because it looks so cool!

Take two bottles, a zipper, glue gun and scissors.

Cut your first bottle right below the point where it starts getting narrow.

This is just below it's neck.

The second bottle needs to be cut much lower, as this one will act as a lid to our pencil case.

When both bottle pieces are ready it's time to grab a zipper.

Place it on a flat surface and apply a bit of glue on each side of the zipper like this.

While the glue is still soft, stick on the bottle pieces.

Apply the glue all along both sides of your zipper.

Then simply roll both bottle parts down so that they stick to the zipper firmly.

That's it!

If your zipper is too long, you can cut away any extra, otherwise you are pretty much done

with this awesome pencil case.

I love how inexpensive this DIY is plus it's a great way to recycle empty bottles.

To make your new pencil case even more epic you can also decorate it with stickers or sharpies.

These pens are so unique, pretty and sparkly no wonder that everyone would like to have one.

But hey you gotta make your own!

And relax I got your back because I'm going to show you how to make these glittery, bendable,

liquid pens with a lava effect.

I know – awesome, just awesome.

To make these magic pens we'll need a transparent pipe, baby oil, water, a wide pen, food coloring,

glitter and a glue gun.

Take a pen that should be about as wide as your transparent pipe.

Unscrew the front part of the pen, take one ink refill and save the end cap for later.

Fill the front of the pen with a bit of glue and stick the ink refill in the center.

Grab your pvc pipe and apply some glue on the inner part of one side.

Quickly stick in the front piece of the pen.

You can also screw it a bit so that the glue really grabs all the edges and makes our pen waterproof.

Now it's time to mix together the liquids!

Take a bit of food coloring, I went for orange, and mix it with water.

Use a syringe or a funnel to pour some of that liquid in the pipe of your pen.

Fill it about half way.

The most exciting part to me is adding glitter.

So go crazy and pour a lot of glitter in the tube.

I went for several colors like dark blue, orange, silver, and even some light blue stripes

and stars. Yep a full on party in a pen!

Suck some baby oil into a syringe and use it to fill up the pen until it's almost completely full.

Apply hot glue all around the edge of the pipe.

Make sure that you are using a glue with a good hold for this as it has to make our pen

waterproof. Lastly cover the opening with the end cap that we've saved earlier.

Yay, we are all done with this gorgeous glittery, bendable, liquid, lava pen!

What a mouthful.

I also made one in pink and blue, so pretty.

I wanted to make mine extra crazy so I used long piece of pvc pipe but you can totally

make yours shorter.

Like this one for example. How cute right?

I seriously think these pens look amazing and I really enjoyed making them.

When I said we're making crazy and weird DIYs today, I wasn't joking.

The next one is a notebook made using potatoes!

I remember making potato stamps in primary school and I have to share with you this unusual

but really cool painting method!

You need a notebook, a piece of white card-stock paper, a potato, double sided tape, acrylic

paint, paint brush, and a black permanent marker.

Take an inexpensive notebook and stick on a few pieces of double sided tape or use any

other glue of your choice.

Place a piece of white card-stock paper on top and we got a plain white notebook ready

to be decorated.

For the watermelon notebook, cut your potato in half.

Cut it again to get a potato quarter, which works perfectly for a watermelon stamp.

Squeeze some red acrylic paint from the tube.

Use paint brush to apply it on one potato side and we can start stamping.

Press the potato on your notebook cover to get a yummy watermelon print.

I like how this stamping technique makes the shapes kind of imperfect and rustic.

I think it looks so beautiful!

Besides the red watermelons I also want some orange ones.

Using orange acrylic paint and another potato quarter I'm making orange prints on all the

empty areas of the notebook.

OK, now let's make these red and orange half-circles look like real watermelons.

Dip your brush in green paint and draw a line below each red half circle.

Leave a bit of white in-between to make it look more realistic.

For the finishing touch grab a black pen or marker and draw a few seeds to each of the

watermelon slices.

This detail really brings the design together and makes the watermelons look so real and yummy.

Watermelon is such a pretty fruit - I love its colors.

Plus I like how it reminds me of summer and it tastes delicious.

All these facts combined, this notebook just makes me so happy, only by looking at it!

You can make any kind of shape using potatoes.

Here I made triangles stamps from the potato halves.

Put on a bit of acrylic paint of your choice.

I'm going to use three colors and the first one is green.

Press it on the notebook cover and there you have a beautiful triangle print.

My next color is pink, then a blue and repeat.

I went for the pattern where every other row has triangles turned upside down.

You can see that even if you're bad at free hand drawing, like I am, you can still make

beautiful creations using paint.

You really can't mess it up with potato stamping!

I honestly had such a great time making these potato notebooks and they turned out so cute.

You know what they say.

One man's trash is another man's treasure.

I'm going to show you how you can make an awesome pencil case out of trash.

Hehe no, out of your favorite candy bag.

This DIY is so much fun and let's be real, it looks absolutely adorable!

You'll need a bag of candy, duct tape, glue gun and a zipper.

Take your scissors and trim away the upper and the bottom edge of your bag.

Flip it around and make a vertical cut along the candy bag.

Next step: Eat all the yummy candy!

Just kidding, you can totally save some for later, because that's a lot of sugar.

Now you need to decide how big you want your pencil case to be.

I want mine quite small so I'm cutting away the sides and I'm left with about eight by

eight inch square.

Take some duct tape or washi tape and use it to cover the back of your candy wrapper.

This will make our pencil case more sturdy and durable.

Grab a zipper and place it on a flat surface.

Apply a stripe of glue along one side.

You can use hot glue or any other glue that has a good hold.

Stick the candy wrapper sheet on like that.

Flip your work around and temporarily fold the zipper down.

I'm using some hair clips to help it stay in place.

Apply a stripe of glue along that side of zipper as well and fold the candy wrapper

up to stick it in place.

This is what we have so far!

Unzip the zipper and flip your pencil case inside out.

Glue the sides together like this.

It is really important to have the pencil case unzipped at this point otherwise you'll

never be able to flip it inside out!

OK, the glue has set so flip your work around to reveal your gorgeous candy pencil case!

Isn't this the cutest thing ever?

Candy bags are always so colorful and pretty.

And the fact that you can turn the wrapper of your favorite candy into an amazing pencil

case is just the best thing ever.

With this one you would totally win school's most creative pencil case award if such thing

existed.

Desk organizers out of old jeans?

I told you we're making weird DIYs today.

This one is super easy and handy.

You know when you are making shorts out of jeans you always just use the top part.

Well this is a great DIY that makes use of the bottom part of your jeans!

We're gonna need the bottom part of any jeans or pants, scissors and a glue gun.

Start by cutting about seven inch long piece of fabric from your jeans.

Flip it inside out.

Take a glue gun and apply a stripe of glue along that freshly cut side.

Fold the edge up and hold till the glue sets.

Apply a bit more glue and stick the back piece of fabric on as well.

Now we are left with a little pocket.

Turn it on one side and fold it down like this.

Apply a drop of glue on the bottom corner and fold it up.

Do the same on the top corner but this time fold it down.

Flip the pocket basket or whatever you wanna call it inside out.

I like to roll the top edge down as I think it looks even more cute this way.

To jazz up these organizers I decided to stick on some jeans patches.

You can also use badges or fabric markers to make your organizers all nice and pretty.

They look so adorable and they are super handy to have on your desk.

You can put in your pens and pencils or other desk necessities like paper pins, tape and so on.

These jeans pockets will keep your desk tidy and organized, plus they look totally cute

so they're a perfect little desk decor.

I love this DIY because it's so creative and different.

It will only take you a few minutes to make it and I bet you already have all the supplies

at home.

You need an old lipstick, a pencil and a small piece of baking paper.

Pull the eraser out of the pencil's ferrule.

Now roll a piece of parchment paper around the top part of your pencil like this.

Secure it in place with a piece of tape and set it aside for a minute.

Next we gotta melt our lipstick.

Make a double boiler, take a piece of lipstick and place it in the glass container.

Optionally you can also add some glitter, but remember to use lipstick grade or edible glitter.

Wait for the lipstick to melt.

Give it a little stir and pour the mixture in the lipstick mold that we've made earlier.

I like to pour it up to a quarter or half an inch above the pencil end.

Finally we can unwrap the parchment paper to reveal our awesome lipstick pencil.

I think it turned out so cool and I love all that blue glitter.

I also made one blue lipstick pencil.

And I have a tutorial on my channel on how to mix up epic lipsticks from scratch using

different methods.

You can tell how how much I like these lipstick pencils by how many I've created.

Look at this galaxy inspired one – so gorgeous!

You never know when a cute guy will walk into your classroom and these lipsticks will have

you ready at all times.

I'm kidding, with or without lipstick you are just as beautiful.

But this is a really cool DIY and you'll be the only person at your school who has a lipstick

pencil, which is quite awesome.

This is probably one of the coolest backpacks I've ever seen and you can have one too.

You can make this beautiful snapchat rainbow filter design on any kind of school bag or

backpack that you own.

We'll need a backpack, paint brushes, and fabric paint.

First I like to sketch the design on my backpack.

You can skip this step and paint directly but I would mess it up for sure, because free

hand painting is not my thing.

Alright, time to grab the fabric paint!

For the lips you can use any color like red, pink or even nude.

I went for red, since red's a classic.

I get asked a lot about the fabric paints – whether they last, if they are washable etc.

And yes, fabric paint is completely washable.