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Home Made Luxe Subscription Review + Coupon – February 2020

Krista Moore
ByKrista MooreFeb 14, 2020 | 13 comments

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Home Made Luxe
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Home Made Luxe is a crafting subscription box that delivers a different Pinterest-inspired craft kit to your doorstep each month. Each box will feature a craft to create your own DIY home decor.

This box was sent to us at no cost for review. (Check out the review process post to learn more about how we review boxes).

About Home Made Luxe

The Subscription Box: Home Made Luxe

The Cost: $39.99 per month (save with longer subscriptions)

ACTIVE DEAL: 10% off subscription with code
CODE: MSACRAFT

The Products: Materials to create a Pinterest-inspired craft with video tutorials to go along with it.

Ships to: The US for free and to Canada for $5

Good to Know: Subscriptions for each particular month end on the 1st of the month, and then boxes ship out on the first Saturday of the month. Projects are designed for ages 10+.

Home Made Luxe February 2020 Review

Let's take a look inside February's Home Made Luxe box - this month the craft is a felt flower wall hanging!

 

A folded pamphlet goes over the steps for creating this sign, and also lists all the supplies and materials that are included in the box. Interestingly, the box sends hot glue sticks, but does not include the necessary hot glue gun needed to use them - you have to supply the hot glue gun yourself.

There is also a more detailed video that you can access for more instructions on their website. I felt like this craft was very straightforward, so I didn't need the video help this month, but it's always nice to have a reference if you have questions about a certain step!

 

We also received printed templates and step-by-step instructions on how to make each of the three flower types shown in the example sign. The example sign shows different leaf shapes, but we did not get templates for those.

Wooden Board

The board on which to make the sign came pre-assembled, with a short rope attached to the top. The wood is quite rough and unfinished - if you wanted a smoother look, you would have to sand the wood prior to painting it.

Felt Sheets

To complete this project, we received seven pieces of felt - two red, two light pink, a medium green, a dark green, and an off-white. Each sheet of felt is the size of a regular sheet of paper (8.5" x 11").

White Acrylic Paint

We also received a small tube of white acrylic paint, along with a sponge brush.

Rope

Next up is a small length of rope, to be used in the design of the sign.

Hot Glue Sticks

The last item is five hot glue sticks. As I mentioned above, you need to provide your own hot glue gun for this project. I do think it's nice that they included some extra glue sticks, though - you can always use more!

Now, let's get crafting!

 

The first step is to paint the wooden sign with the white paint. The instructions say to do one coat of paint for a more rustic look, and two coats for a brighter look. After one coat of paint I was happy with how my sign was looking, so I left it at that and got onto cutting out flowers.

 

The first type of flower we received instructions for is a rose. The instructions suggest that we should use tape to adhere the pattern template to the felt prior to cutting, but I decided to use sewing pins instead. The pins really helped keep the template in place while I was cutting out the shape.

To make the rose, I started on the outer edge of the felt shape and glued around in a spiral. I think it looks so pretty!

 

The next type of flower took a little bit more assembly. I first cut out several small and large circles, and then cut them into half-moon shapes. I created the center of the rosette with the off white felt, and then glued the half circles around it until the rosette took a good shape. I then added two leaves to the back. This flower is super cute, too!

 

The last flower is a chrysanthemum, and this was the easiest one to make. I glued a strip of felt in half long-ways, and then cut down into the open end to create lots of little loops. I then rolled and glued the strip to create the flower.

Here are all three completed flowers. My favorite to make was the chrysanthemum, but I think my favorite looking one is the rose!

After I made the three flowers based on the instructions, I got creative and just started making whatever I felt like. I really liked changing up the size of the rectangle of felt I used for the chrysanthemum, which gave me smaller and larger flowers. I just kept making flowers until I felt like I had plenty to work with for my wall hanging.

 

In the original sample of this project, there is a rope circle with flowers around it. I felt like the rope was a little bit too rustic for my taste, and I knew I would get more use out of a more simple flower bouquet. I played around with the arrangement of the flowers until I was happy with the layout, and then I hot glued them down to the wood board. I then added in leaves around the outside to finish out the design. I am so happy with how this turned out!

Here's my finished project hanging up! I brought it to my office and hung it on a door. I think it's perfect for Valentine's Day decor, and it is so bright and cheerful. I also liked that I was able to have a little bit of creativity in how I arranged the flowers for my final product.

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There was also a bonus hang tag for a door with the phrase "Craftaholic at work: do not disturb, unless you have wine" - so funny, and so true!

Verdict: I thought this was a fun box! I like the idea that I am given all of the materials to make a project straight from the top feeds of Pinterest, and I thought the presentation of the supplies and instructional materials were very well put-together. I thought each flower shape was easy to learn how to create, and this is such an accessible craft for many people. I enjoyed getting to try a new craft and love that I can create a modern, handmade decoration for my home.

For about $39.99, we received supplies and materials to make one felt flower design on a wooden board, along with a video tutorial. I think this is a fair price for what we received, especially when taking into consideration the curation and planning of the box.

To Wrap Up:

Can you still get this box if you sign up today? No, you will receive the March 2020 box.

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Krista Moore
Krista Moore
Krista entered the subscription box world through beauty boxes and quickly became hooked on boxes! She loves knitting, crocheting, all things crafty, and her cat! Her favorite boxes are KnitCrate, Allure Beauty Box, and FabFitFun.

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13 comments

Beth

Great job❤

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Joy B.

This is so pretty! I’m with the others, I thought yours was so much cuter! I think the value of the box is 100% there because what stops me a lot of times from doing fun Pinterest projects is having to go get the materials and get started. I understand that sometimes you pay for convenience and I’m here for it! Love it!

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Krista Moore

Thank you! 🙂 The convenience of this box is wonderful, plus I have loved the very accessible video tutorials that they provide, as well! Happy crafting!

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katie

I think yours turned out better than the sample too!

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Krista Moore

Thank you! 🙂

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Marion

Count me as another one who thinks your arrangement is cuter than the sample with the rope! Your flowers look very beautiful.

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Krista Moore

Thank you so much! Sharp scissors were my savior here!

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Amy

Absolutely adorable!!

While I’m sure there is some value in curation and convenience, $20 of supplies for $40 is a bit steep.

The sale price is fairly reasonable, but I would be too nervous not to like the items to spend that much. Great inspiration though!

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Krista Moore

Thank you so much! I agree – I get nervous not knowing exactly what’s coming in my box as well. I’ve noticed that this particular box is starting to do a better job at showing the upcoming project in their social feeds, so that may be a good place to check out if you are interested in trying it one month!

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SheriH

I agree, I like your project better. Great job on the review!

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Krista Moore

Thank you! 🙂

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Michelle

Pretty!! I think yours is even cuter than the example. And I thought the example was pretty cute to begin with.

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Krista Moore

Thank you! I was really happy with how it turned out!

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