Best Home Improvement and DIY Blogs Worth Following

The Spruce Crafts is a DIY craft and hobby blog with more than 6,500 tutorials. The library has grown for over 20 years and covers crochet, paper crafts, needlework, soap making and coin collecting.

Each project comes with step-by-step instructions, original photos and clear material lists. Writers and working makers produce the guides, so the advice comes from hands-on practice.

You will find beginner starter projects sitting next to advanced techniques. Seasonal decorations and homemade gift ideas round out the collection, which reaches millions of readers each month.

Justin and Cassity have been remodeling their own homes for 20+ years and write about all of it. Remodelaholic covers full renovations, budget decorating and furniture builds readers can copy at home.

Projects are grouped by room, so kitchen, bathroom and laundry ideas stay easy to find. Reader favorites include a fire pit pergola, faux marble countertops and plywood flooring.

Detailed building plans with cut lists and shopping guides are sold through their shop. Paint colors, printables and holiday decor fill out this home improvement blog.

Run from the UK, The Homelife reads as an international blog about everything inside and outside the house. Coverage splits into home improvement, interior design, exterior renovations and interior renovations.

Recent posts explain concrete curing times, small bathroom layouts and how much electricity UK solar panels really produce. Service topics also appear, such as picking the right skip size or finding an interior designer. Tradespeople and industry writers can submit guest posts.

Thirteen Best of Houzz awards sit behind this Minneapolis design and build firm. Construction2Style started in 2012 as a husband-and-wife remodeling team and now runs a licensed general contracting business.

The blog mixes real job site lessons with tile pattern guides, outdoor living ideas and advice on hiring a contractor. Morgan and Jamie Molitor also host the Contractor Coalition Summit and the BuildHer Retreat for women in the trades.

Few home decor sites go this deep on picture framing. Frame Destination is a family-owned Texas frame shop, and its blog explains the craft from the inside out.

You will learn how to frame a comic book, a vinyl record or a canvas print. Posts also compare acrylic and plexiglass glazing, mat board and foam board. Artist interviews and selling tips sit in the Artie's Eight and For Professionals sections.

An award from Crafts Beautiful magazine backs up this daily papercrafting blog. Sue posts a new handmade card every morning, with a written breakdown of every die cut, layer and finish.

Cards use Creative Expressions products, including her own cutting dies and embossing folders. Tutorials cover ribbon flowers, wax paper embossing and faux leather. Weekend trivia posts break up the crafting.

Lisa DiMaggio is an engineer who renovates a 140-year-old Michigan house between trips abroad. Her posts document laminate flooring installs, peel-and-stick wallpaper, IKEA dresser built-ins and DIY letterpress cards.

Each write-up carries step-by-step photos and the small snags she hit along the way. Travel stories from Japan, Quebec and New Zealand sit beside the house work.

Make Gummy Candy is the blog side of Candy Pros, a San Diego candy supply company. Articles run from small home batches up to commercial production.

Guides cover silicone molds, pectin versus gelatin bases, coating methods and pour-and-scrape depositing. Business posts explain finding a wholesale distributor and preparing for the FDA artificial dye ban.