Review: Redo Your Room- 50 Bedroom DIYS You Can Do in a Weekend

Do you have a teen or tween daughter who is looking for some ideas to tweak her bedroom?  I think you’ll really enjoy this book review today of Redo Your Room- 50 Bedroom DIYS You Can Do in a Weekend.  It’s published by FaithGirlsz by Zonderkidz.  The book is a handy small size, paperback, 127 pages, and in full color!

My daughters and I definitely had fun looking through the different ideas and thinking through which ones they would like to do.

One favorite was called “Pretty Drawer Pulls” and demonstrates how to decoupage with fabric to recreate the look of drawer pulls on a nightstand or dresser.

Another favorite was “Decorated Desk Lamp.” It shows how to apply some paint and lace to make a simple desk lamp really beautiful.

And we also loved the “Twinkling Teacup Candles” where you use vintage teacups and add soy candle wax and wick adhesive to create a candle.  They put gold glitter on the top, and the teacup candles are just gorgeous!

You can see more about the book at Amazon: Redo Your Room: 50 Bedroom DIYs You Can Do in a Weekend (Faithgirlz)

The book is divided into 10 different chapters.

1. Shape your Space–helps her plan out her changes, where to put keepsakes, explains about colors, painting tips
2. Get Organized–declutter, how to store, ideas for desk and closet
3. Sculpt Your Style–how to make it lovely and happy, where to place things
4. Smarten Up Your Study Space–8 DIY ideas such as painted wooden desk chair and cute computer cords
5. Dress Up Your Bedroom–8 DIY ideas such as t-shirt pillow covers and XOXO wall letters
6. Wake Up Your Walls & Windows–8 DIY ideas such as snapshot photo garland and scarf wall tapestry
7. Cute Up Your Closet–7 DIY ideas such as outfit inspo magnets and boho closet curtain
8. Glam Up Your Vanity–7 DIY ideas such as embellished hand mirror and floating chandelier
9. Everything Else–10 more DIY ideas such as teeny terrariums, braided rug, and envelope photo holder
10. Make it Yours–cleaning routine, using scents, and ideas for sleepover central

The layout of the book is very modern; teens will really relate to it.  I’m pretty sure every girl ages 11-20 will find at least a few ideas in this book that they’d love to do in their room. Most will only a quick trip to the hardware or craft store and won’t cost too much.  Another plus is that the teen girls should be able to most (if not all) of the work themselves; tweens might need a little help from Mom or Dad.  So, in conclusion, I am very happy with this book and know my 4 girls will bring it out again and again to get some more fun ideas. I might even do some myself!

(Disclosure: I received a complimentary copy of this book in order to write this honest review. The post also contains affiliate links.)