DIY

Reddit user FinallyGotMyMustang had always dreamed of owning a 1969 Mustang Mach 1. This is a pretty hard to find car so when he came across the opportunity to pick one up, he knew he had to jump right on it.

Lyndsey from Liverpool fixed up an old three-bedroom semi along with her partner and turned it into a stylish family home...

“Elevated with grandeur, on top of the north facing site of 6,221 square metres, the main home incorporates twelve shipping containers as part of its detailed construction and really does have an attractive commanding presence,” the house listing on Trade Me reads.

"Gesture control stunt car"

“I made ’pupcakes’ for my niece’s birthday. She loved them, and I hope they’ll be considered cute on the Internet too.”

“She’s very precise whereas one might call my style ‘slap-dash’ so what turned out to be a lesson in parental expertise backfired when she showed how good and how capable she could be”

“I did it! I won’t have vacations, but I have a comfortable balcony now!”

Nguyen Dac Chung, a 23-year-old architecture student from Hanoi, Vietnam had always dreamed of driving his very own iconic Batmobile showcased in Christopher Nolan’s “The Dark Knight” trilogy, and last year he decided to make his dream a reality.

Someone wanted a “cool modern low-maintenance” garden area that would satisfy their passion for outdoor cooking as well as be a place for their young family to spend time together. And landscape designers delivered!

"When you buy a real air freshener for your car"

“A small upgrade to our living room.”

"This person who figured out a way to get all the groceries inside at once:"

She bought the 1965 Mustang when she was 17 and couldn’t let go of it even when it got pretty beat up...

Born to a family of carpenters in the Belaya Berezka village in Russia, Evgeny Dubovik has honed his ancestor’s craft to earn the title of Master Woodworker, and the insane level of his mastery is pretty obvious.

Meet Natalie Sideserf, a baker from Austin, Texas, who makes hyper-realistic and cartoony cakes that don’t look like cakes until she slices them open on her YouTube channel.