Door snake

Learn how to make your own DIY door draft stopper to combat the winter chills! We have amazing tutorials with step-by-step instrucitons to guide you. #DIYDoorDraftStopper #DoorDraftGuard #HowtomakeDoorDraftStopper #DoorDRaftSnakeTutorial ##Underdoordraftblocker

How to sew a door snake and make your own pattern for it so you can fit YOUR doorway! This is a beginner's sewing project and a great use for old scraps (what I use for stuffing it!). #sewing #beginnersewingprojects #diy

30 Minute DIY: Draft-Busting Door Snake - Always Making Things

According to the U.S. Department of Energy, drafty doors and windows account for 11 percent of the heat loss in an average home. Wow! This door draft buster is a weighted pillow (we used inexpensive dried beans) that stretches across the base of the door to keep cold air from blowing in and warm air

We shared earlier this week some of the updates we made around the house to try and conserve energy over the winter. One of the quicker fixes we took on was whipping up a couple door snakes for the two doors in the house with the largest drafts. Door snakes are really just draft stoppers, placed as blockers in front of the bottom of the door where the draft seeps in and out. They get their name from their long, skinny shape — some are even made to look like snakes (how cute are these?). You…

Discover creative ways to stop cold wind from getting into your home, by placing DIY draft stoppers and keep you home warm and cozy.

Learn how to make a window draft stopper or a door draft stopper. This easy DIY draft blocker will guard your home against drafts.

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Our bedroom is a converted attic space, with two small doors that lead to raw attic. It can get quite hot up there, and even though we have central air, there is also a window unit in this bedroom.…

Winter weather can be extremely chilly. If you have ever lived in a house where the winter winds and cold seep into your space through under the door, you know how frustrating it can be to keep your space warm and toasty. That is why we asked Remona Gopaul from the Stitching Scientist to show us how to make a door draft stopper. These simple sewing projects are a fantastic way to keep the cold out and the heat in. Bulky, long, and pressed right against the door crack, these ingenious door…