The Department of Parks and Recreation Didn't Love This One

It's so frustrating when you take your kids to the park, and every single swing on the swingset is being used. You have to sit and wait and find a way to entertain your little one until they can do what they really want to do. But if the swings had more seats, maybe that wouldn't be an issue! With this clever hack, you can turn any 4-seat swingset into a 16-seat dining room!

We don't actually think this would be a comfortable or fun place to eat. But it looks like some kids decided to play a little prank and hang these benches up, and we're glad someone took a picture before the city came and took them down.

Not to Damper Their Christmas Joy, but This Is a Waste of Spaghetti

The holiday season is a tough time for many people, and everyone has their way of dealing with holiday stress. For this person, it was creating DIY Christmas tree ornaments. And she was so proud of the result that she decided to sell them around her neighborhood. How sweet, right? We thought so, too, until we learned that the ornaments were made of cooked spaghetti and red sauce, which would start rotting before Christmas was even over.

They labeled these as "Italian ornaments," but we're not sure Italians would approve of this being done to their spaghetti.

A Cat Bed Made From Someone's Old Dreadlocks

We looked at this image for a long while before we figured out what it is, so don't kick yourself if you don't have it figured out yet. That big spiral pile on the screen is a mass of dreadlocks. Some guy decided to cut them off after several years, and his mother decided to take that opportunity and turn his old dreads into a cat bed. Now, he'll always have a cherished reminder of his long-haired days.

We just have one question: what does the cat think about this?

Please Tell Us That Isn't Real Jello

Here we've got an example of someone taking a perfectly ordinary food item and turning it into a really extraordinarily strange piece of furniture. Alright, we lied about one part: jello like this is not a perfectly ordinary food item, but the home accessory is inarguably extraordinary. The way that the light in this jello lamp shines through the areas without vegetables is pretty neat.

You could probably make something like this yourself. Just make sure to use fake vegetables so that the inside of your lamp doesn't start to mold.

Perfect for When You Want to Creep Out Your Guests

If you're throwing a Halloween party but running out of ways to make your home spookier, we might have a recommendation for you. Just pick up a pack of these doll head straws – or grab a drill and make your own! In no time, your guests will be enjoying their beverages through a tube that passes through the inside of a Barbie doll's head, which will definitely make your party stand out!

Just make sure to take the hair off the Barbies, as this person did. You wouldn't want that getting in someone's drink!

When Your Aesthetic Is "farm Cow Chic"

We love when people are willing to use their DIY fashion projects to tell us about themselves. In this case, this girl is probably saying: "Moo!" We're mostly joking, although we do find it funny that this girl tagged herself like a dairy farm cow. Maybe the number on the tag has some special meaning for her, or she just really loves the color yellow.

We wonder how all the cows would react if she walked by a field with one of these on. Would they accept her?

How to Ruin a Priceless Antique in Just Minutes

Singer sewing machines are known for their durability. Unfortunately, however, because they're such recognizable pieces of antique furniture, hobby enthusiasts often use them for ridiculous DIY projects that destroy the value of the sewing machine. This picture below is no exception to that rule, where someone decided to drill a hole and run electric wires to turn a Singer sewing machine into a lamp.

They at least could've put a shade on it or something.