3 Easy Macrame Home Decor Projects to Do During Quarantine
If you've been looking for a few home decor projects to do during quarantine, I have three easy activities for you to try! Check out how to make macrame pillows, coasters, and how to naturally dye them with fruit.
How to Make a Scented Salt Dough Garland
If you're in the festive mood like me, you might want to create your own scented salt dough garland. Check out how you can make this easy tree decoration.
DIY Thrifted Wrap Skirt (Resizing)
If you're been watching me on Instagram, you know I've become a thrifting monster. Today I'm showing how you can make a wrap skirt that is three-sizes-too big fit again.
5 Ways to Love Your Clothes Longer
Clothes are meant to be loved and loved again. Check out these 5 simple ways on making your favorite clothes last longer than ever.
DIY Graphic T-Shirt in Less Than 15 Minutes
Do you really need 8 of the same colored t-shirt? Time to spice one up by creating a Graphic T-shirt in less than 15 minutes.
Best of 2017
Before I dive into thinking of resolutions and all that hocus pocus, I figured I'd reflect on all the madness that happened this year. After all, I graduate and become a "functioning" adult.
Spring Outfit Recap 2017
Hello darling! Guess what day tomorrow is? The first day of summer. It is crazy how fast time flies. I’ve already graduated a little over a month ago… and guess what… yesterday, I accepted my first job. I’m incredibly thrilled and excited to start my new position as a social media coordinator in two weeks. I’m so happy I can finally delete the ZipRecruiter and LinkedIn apps off my phone. Bye-bye job search and hello working girl status. Billie Jean is Not My Lover I was extremely excited to buy my first jean jacket. I know, it is probably super embarrassing that I’ve never had one before and I should…
DIY Blake Lively Jeans
I had to put my jeans in the oven... Check out why!
New Year’s Eve OOTN
Check out what alterations I did to this dress to make it New Year's appropriate.
DIY Dream Catcher
Hello darlings! I’ve been wanting to get a dream catcher for quite some time now. I looked on etsy and eBay and they are actually pretty expensive and none that I really loved enough to buy. So I figured I could probably make one myself… I mean how hard could it be? Step one: Go to A.C. Moore or another craft store and pick up your supplies. Supplies Giant spool of string Beads of your choice Fake flowers 4 different styles and sizes of ribbon Super glue or hot glue Wood Embroidery Hoop The total should be around $15-$20. Step two: Separate the outer circle and the inner circle of the Wood Embroidery…
