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Christmas Deco Gallery
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Hey guys it’s Michelle with Four Seasons of Happiness I am here today we are going to make a swag you can go to www. fourseasonsofhappiness. com and you can find um my blog post about that today um you will also see this blog posted with some pics to go along with it we are going to make a little swag and I am going to show you how I make mine so I have I believe with is a nine foot let me just make sure I am telling you this right this is a oh it does not even say its a garland that you buy at Hobby Lobby basically and its one of those green ones and I don’t use the whole thing I cut it down so I am going to use about thirty inches for this swag and I go to a piece of the garland and I pull all the sides apart so you can see there is wire and I take my snip and I just simply snip it off so we are left with our roughly thirty inches of garland now I am just going to simply bring the garland on here forward so in essence to fluff it cause I am going to use mostly these to tie in my ribbon and my deco mesh on this swag now this swag can be hung up or you can lay it on the table so I am just fluffing fluffing and then I do have pipe cleaners here if I need them depending on where I feel like putting everything and like I have said before that’s the fun part of creating is you wear the shoes you get to decide every swag wreath tree garland whatever you are making is going to be special and different now the ends of these have a little loop so if you are gong to hang it on the door the ends of these already have it now if your going to use the whole garland you are going to cut a centerpiece center section then you have to make your own loop so it can be hung on the door if that’s what they choose to do with it alright so I have it fluffed and I am going to excuse me grab some pipe cleaners just in case and I am using my twenty one by thirty deco mesh cut this open here alright toss this in the garbage off to the side alright so what we are going to do oh there is one more here seems like every package of deco mesh is packaged differently ok so what we are going to do is we are going to do it like my traditional there is another one like my traditional wreath tutorial which you will find on http://freedb2.org/ or you can go to my facebook or my blog www.

fourseasonsofhappiness I have all my tutorials on there as well but we are going to fold it in half and we are going to no we are not what am I doing so we are going to take this and fold it over to form a bunch so bunch it at the end and then fold it over like this and its going to form and end around a rounded off end and you can even go as far as doing that one more time so I am going to sorry bring it back up and I want it about the same length and then you are going to bunch it you can measure it but I usually just use my eyeballs to gauge where I need to do this and my first bunch is kind of big so I normally do tie in a ah pipe cleaner for this first tie so you are just going to start at the top here and your going to pull it as tight as you can with one twist and then I just kind of fluff this deco mesh out so it looks nice and full alright so now we are going to continue on down the swag and I just turn this over and then I am going to keep my ends touching because that’s how I get my nice little poofs and I am going to bunch it and then I am going to twist it on to my my um garland piece that I cut off and then I am going to bunch it again and then again we are going to twist it in the garland one twist usually works fine going on down the swag here again I keep my ends together and then I grab it bunch it if my bunch does not look big enough once you do this a few times you will learn the ins and outs of your deco mesh and it becomes easier to work with this material sometimes it can be a pain but its soo rewarding sooo rewarding ok so I am at the end now so I am going to do that bunch like I did the last at the other end so I am going to put my ends together and I am going to bunch it and then I am going to fold it over and bunch it again so then I have two bunches here and this usually requires a little bit of thinking so on my end we are going back the other way so on this one I am going to flip it around and turn everything inside out like so and bunch it and then bunch it again and like I said getting it about even can be kind of tricky but just work with it it will all come together ok so I am going to grab my pipe cleaner cause this end has double bunch and I am going to twist tie this in with my pipe cleaner and like I said pull it as tight as you can get it and one twist for now and then you are just going to work with end to poof it out like the other end and then I just snip this off like so so this is our start to our swag this end was a little bit larger then this end so I just accomidate it because I don’t measure I know that sounds terrible but I use my nice young eyes to gauge and that is the fun part of diy is what ever looks good ok so that is our start to our swag and now I am going to take some ribbon and this is the two inch I believe there are so many different lengths I am just going to measure it for you two and a half inch and we are going to make a loop and we are going to say this is I leave a little bit of a tail and then I will measure we will say twelve so at twelve which is there and then I just loop it over like this and I pinch it ok and I like to once I get it pinched I like to twist that ribbon so my tail comes down and then I am going to snip this I am going to go about the same length and then I am going to do the same thing leave my tail so there measure twelve so there then turn my ribbon and tie it in and then I ill alternate cause I will take my scissor and go through and angle these off oh my siccors are dull and angle those off so they look pretty ok and I just pull these off to the sides a little bit and then I am going to do it with this other one and I just use my previous ribbon twelve is right there and pinch it turn my ribbon and tie it in last one tie it in and it like I said in the other blogs its fun to experiment and play around with the ribbon um colors and patterns and textures it all adds depth and character to your piece whether its a wreath or swag or a garland so that’s our first ribbon and this one is going to look better as a swag because it is all kind of hanging down alright my second ribbon that I am going to do is I am going to do the same thing but I am not going to cut this one off so I am going to measure this I think I am going to go ten this time because I want it a little bit smaller but I want to leave a little bit of a tail so my bad I think I am going to go a little bit longer on this tail so we will go ten right here ok same thing I am going to make my loop and then I am going to twist my ribbon and then I am going to tie it in so with this one I am going to tie it in and then I am going to make my loop ok then I am going to twist it again and this one I am going to need more pipe cleaners but I don’t need a full pipe cleaner so I am going to multi task here and I am going to cut this in half and what you do is you just twist that pipe cleaner into that existing tie like such so I still have some left for my further twists if that makes sense and then I fluff that ribbon ok then I go down to the next one and I am assuming I am going to need a pipe cleaner for every tie so I am just going to go ahead and tie this one in actually I can get one more here so next tie I am just going to not cut it this time loop it down tie it in and then I am going to tie this pipe cleaner in to the existing tie this just gives you an extension to work with basically ok now I am going to do my ten and I am going to make my loop and twist that in ok and this one already has a tie because it is the end so I don’t have to add anything to this one so I am going to remember tie it in get my loop and I measure my loops just because um it helps that part to stay consistent where as it comes to the deco mesh wreaths its important to measure it out just because you want your wreath to be even and symmetrical and what not but these ones your eye is fine alright so now I am just going to cut that off and you can leave a tail you can a long tail you can leave a short tail ok alright so next I am going to use this shorter ribbon and I am going to do like little sprigs like little so I am just going to cut I am going to cut we are going to go twelve we are going to go roughly twelve on these littler ribbons alright so what I am going to do is I am going to tie in a different kind of ribbon so I am going to do one of each for each one and I just use my existing cut ribbon to measure alright and I want to cut these at an angle ok alright so what I am going to do is I am going to tie them in like I would a wreath one that way and one this way and fluff them its going to be like that every tie so two ribbon sequence here and just fluff all the ribbon up the loops you made previously and the ribbons your flairing out now so we need two more of these and I am just cutting the angles on these like previous you just fold them in half and cut them toward the wire fold them in half and cut up toward the wire to give the triangle effect tie these in fluff your ribbons alright all right that is looking pretty darn good so now I am just going to make sure all my ribbons are where I want them and how they look the best I might end up cutting this actually we are just going to tuck it underneath this one the tail on this first one ok alright so now we are just going to add some decorations and I have a couple different options here on what I thought I could put in here and like these ones have a tail on them so you could just uh twist tie them into this um pipe cleaner I couldn’t think of the word and I am going to twist it this way because I am going to sell this as a swag and not a table runner I think its going to be a really cute door swag so you just twist it on and then tuck it in and then I am just going to cut the tail off of this and if you are nervous about it not sticking you can just add a little dollop of hot glue to the pipe cleaner and the decoration itself and that will help adhere it to that so you don’t have to worry about that moving and then I have you know a ball here and you can just play around with what you have to see whatever looks the best so I think I will put this one down here and maybe we will just do two red balls down the middle I think that looks that looks good so this one I am just going to twist in because if you twist it down its going to be hanging up and you can see it will just fall down into it and then a dollop of glue is what I do and then I just take my stem and I pull it down through the pipe cleaner and that helps it to adhere and then you can just tuck your pipe cleaner up and under all of your ribbon and trim the tail end of this decoration off and for these we don’t have a loop you could loop it through here like this and twist it on I guess we will just do that um but I have always just hot glued it in if they don’t have the little decorative piece at the end where you usually put your metal piece for your Christmas tree then just put a dollop of glue you can refer back to my other blogs too but just put a dollop of glue on the end because I never know when the ends are going to come off and then stick it in to the core of the ribbon bunch and I am just going to put a dollop of glue on this because it scares me because I don’t want that bulb to come off of that piece that I am twisting on to and then you just tuck that in and I will show you what it looks like this is an alternative to a wreath is what it is um later this week we are going to make one with lights so more of a garland and so tune in to Four Seasons of Happiness ah . com to see the blog post on this to see the tutorial pictures and later on this week we are going to do a garland with Christmas lights also follow me on Pinterest um Four Seasons of Happiness on Pinterest I cant talk today um comment like below please follow um ask me any questions comment let me know you are here I love talking to you guys I love seeing the comments um I am doing what I love in life um I am my own boss and I couldn’t be any more happy and I appreciate the love and support so tune back in later this week Four Seasons of Happiness Michelle Antrobus and ah thanks for joining me guys bye.

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>> Hi giugizers and welcome back my Christmas serie keeps going, we reached the 6th instalmemnt we’re almost at the end of the first week and I really hope you liked the projects I shared until now but let’s get to today’s website I love decorating my house for Christmas that’s why every year I look for new ideas to add some new DIY little things This year I thought I’d make a fur letters decor like this one You can choose the word you prefer, I went for a short one to make the project easier but you can chose whatever you like, moreover by changing the fur color you could use this project as a DIY gift for example you could spell the name of the person you wish to gift it and it would turn into a cute gift idea, perfect for the kids room too. If you like this idea too keep reading my tutorial and here is what you’ll need for this project some white fake fur, some hot glue, some wooden or cardstock letters, a pen, and scissors Let’s start with the fake fur that you can buy in craftstores or online got mine on Amazon Let’s lay it on the worktop and using a pen let’s trace the outline of the first letter, like so. Then let’s cut out the shape.

Perfect, now let’s trace the other side of the letter too and let’s cut it out We’ll need these cut outs to cover the letters Now let’s hot glue the fur on one side of the wooden letter Let’s trim off the exceeding fur and let’s cover the other side too and let’s trim off the exceeding bits once again. To cover the side let’s cut a stripe of fur in the right width and let’s hot glue it on the letter Et voilà, the first letter is done now we just need to do the same on all the other letters making sure we trace both sides of every letter Brilliant, now we just need to glue the letters together to spell the choosen word that’s it! Here is the furry decor ready to add a special chrismassy touch in our houses I remind you that on my blog you’ll find more pictures of the finished project together with the supplies list with links to buy them online in case you couldn’t find them in the stores near you and the link to my blogpost is in the downbar as usual If you liked this website please give it a thumbs up so that I’ll know share it, talk about it with your friends, favourite it and if you haven’t yet bookmark in order not to miss any of the other Christmas themed projects. That’s it for today, I send you a big kiss and I’ll see you tomorrow with a new 21 days Christmas website, ciao!.

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Chrismas Decor Trick
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Cristmas Decor Gallery
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hey guys it’s Danielle with Danielle a Minnesota vlog here is May 2017 simple Christmas decor our tree is a beautiful Fraser Fir I keep it pretty simple like I just said the main theme is gold and sparkly so I have these golden ornaments from Target and the gold ribbon is from the Dollar Tree and I added the white poinsettias this year which are also from the Dollar Tree and I’m kind of liking what they are adding to the tree but I don’t put a lot on this my son usually has a tree in his room he doesn’t this year but that’s where we typically put more of the fun ornaments I got these pillows this year at Target I love that touch and then I have a site on this little decor in an antique wooden box I will link that above and below and this same entryway is shown in that site just some simple garland fairy lights and a few things both old and new new this year is this wreath from Target I absolutely love it it’s a little hard to see but it does have some LED lights that go on every night just simple and elegant I think I also added some garland and lights on the banister here’s a little view of what it looks like more in the dark I think this was around 30 or 35 dollars I want to say and I really loved it and this is our kitchen table James and I did these pinecones this year we found them on a walk and then in a ziplock bag we put cinnamon essential oil and let them sit for like a week and now they smell beautiful I just added some ornaments on a platter some Christmas candles and James is trying to steal Santa’s cookies so that’s everything I think it’s elegant and simple just enough Christmas for our tastes we don’t do anything in our bedroom or the bathrooms or the kitchen we keep it simple and fun and I hope you enjoy bye guys.

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Chritmas Decor Trick
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KELLY ECKERMAN GOT TO TAKE IT ALL IN. KELLY: THE ULTIMATE RETRO CHRISTMAS COLLECTION. THERE WILL BE 20 UNIQUE ALUMINUM CHRISTMAS TREES FILL THE HOME OF STEPHEN AND MARY PRUITT OF OVERLAND PARK. YOU WON’T SEE THIS ANYWHERE ELSE. >> I REMEMBER LOOKING IN THE PICTURE WINDOW OF THAT RANCH HOME THEY HAD. THERE WAS THIS TREE THAT LOOKED LIKE IT LANDED FROM MARS AND IT HAD A COLOR WHEEL THAT WAS ROTATING CHANGING COLORS. I’D NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT. KELLY: ALUMINUM TREES WERE ALL THE RAGE FROM 1959 TO 1965. >> IT WAS SPACE AGE. IT WAS THE COLD WAR. IT WAS EVERYTHING NEW AND ALL POSSIBLES ND EVERYTHING WAS MADE OF ALUMINUM. KELLY: THE TREES WERE MADE FOR SUCH A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME, THEY’RE HARD TO FIND. THAT’S THE CHALLENGE. MOST WERE CLASSIC SILVER. THE PRUITTS PRIDE THEMSELVES ON COLLECTING THE MOST UNIQUE, NOT JUST THE COLOR. >> WE HAVE ONE DOWNSTAIRS WITH A LITTLE DEVICE THAT MAKES IT SHAKE LIKE IT’S HAD TOO MUCH COFFEE. THEY HAD ROTATING STANDS AND SOME OF THOSE PLAY MUSIC CHRISTMAS CAROLS. BADLY, I MIGHT ADD. WE’VE GOT ONE DOWNSTAIRS THAT ACTUALLY SNOWS. IT WAS A TOTALLY KITCHY TIME AND THAT KITCH HAS BECOME WARMTH AND THAT’S REALLY WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT IT. KELLY: WHEN THE CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS SPECIAL FIRST AIRED IN 1965, IT MADE FUN OF THE GAUDY SHINY CHRISTMAS TREE AFTER THAT, PEOPLE STARTED GETTING RID OF THEM, BUT A LOT OF BABY BOOMERS PROBABLY REMEMBER THEM. LARA: NONE OF THEM HAVE CHRISTMAS LIGHTS. KELLY: THAT IS BECAUSE THEY WERE ALUMINUM. THERE WAS THE ELECTROCUTION RISK. SO INSTEAD OF LIGHTS ON THE.

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Whether you just want to add to your favorite holiday decor or try something totally new, find your look at Lowes. like a great walk in the woods; surrounded by fragrant greenery and charming woodland animals…the Holiday Lodge collection is a cozy take on Christmas traditions. The key to this livable look? Lots of handmade details, and nods to nature…the warm palette features rustic greens and golds, rich metallics, along with iconic patterns like buffalo check and plaid. it’s so easy to create memorable moments with this collection…a simple centerpiece of garland nestled in a bowl and topped with pretty ornaments… a wreath of merry messages … a message board sprinkled with snowflake ornaments made into magnets…. or a mantle adorned with fresh greens and LED candles…. . handmade and heartfelt…. use this collection to welcome family and friends to a nostalgic holiday ‘getaway at home’. . for more decorating ideas and projects…go to Lowes. com/LCI-HolidayLodge.

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Hey it’s Abby and I realized that Christmas just ended but I already want to start talking about decorating for next year. I know that sounds a little crazy but here’s what I mean. The more organized I am about putting my Christmas decorations away and storing them neatly the easier it will be next year when I go to get all of them out and want to decorate my house again.

So I try to be really intentional about getting organized now and I will thank myself later. So today I’m excited to talk about organizing our Christmas storage bins but before I get started make sure you share so you don’t miss any organization inspiration and head to abbyorganizes. com/bonus to get our free bonus for our newsletter sharers. Step 1 Gather all of the holiday decor in one spot. I like to start by collecting all of my Christmas stuff from around the house and putting it in one spot. I empty all of my bins so I can easily see everything that I have. I always think it’s nice to start with a blank slate. It’s easier to see what I’m working with, nothing gets missed, and I can easily evaluate which storage bins will work best for certain items. The downside is that my house looks like a bomb went off. Step Two. Declutter. I get rid of everything I haven’t used or don’t love. I love this part. After everything has been set out, I start weeding out the things that are broken, have missing pieces, are out-of-date or haven’t been used in a while and I either throw those things away or I put them in donate or sell piles. It’s a waste of space to store things that I’m never going to use again. Step 3. Sort items by type. Once all of my junk is out of the way, I arrange everything I have left into groups putting the like items together. This time I’m doing my Christmas bins so I put all my ornaments in one section of the room, all the nativity sets in another spot, all the stockings in a separate pile, all the greenery in a different pile, all the ribbon, etc. Step 4. Match items with appropriate bins. Once my items are grouped by type it’s easy to tell what size bin I will need for each one. I have all of my outdoor decor together in two bins, my mini trees are all together in one bin, all of my pillows are together in one bin, etc. Ornaments I sort the shatter-resistant ornaments by color and put all of the metallic ornaments in one tub, all of the red ornaments in another tub. Just make sure you only do this with the plastic ones. Glass ones will break if you try to store them this way. For my really fragile glass ornaments, I have little divided bins so each ornament can have its own slot. These bins are great but they can get pricey so I only use them for my really nice, really fragile ornaments. I just use shoeboxes to store our family ornaments within a larger bin. This lets me keep ornaments separated by type and it’s free. Step 5. Label. As I’m putting everything in the bins, I have my cute labels all printed out so I can make notes about what is in each bin. You can download these printable labels for free over on my blog and I will leave the link for them in the description below. When I’m writing down the bin’s contents, I try to be as detailed as possible so I can easily find everything next year. Once I have everything written down, I run the sheet through my laminator to make it a little more sturdy, cut out the labels, and adhere them to my bins with packing tape. So now that everything is neat and organized and ready to go back into storage, I will be thanking myself next year because it will be so easy to find exactly what I need and all the bins are labeled so when I take the items out again to decorate, I’ll know exactly where to put them back. Do you have any tips for keeping the storage bins neat and organized? I would love to hear them in the comments below!.

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Christmas Decore Trick
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Ready to transform your room into a colorful explosion of fun? Here’s how to do a complete room makeover with 10 awesome DIY room decor projects! I’m a bit weird and like to lay around the floor of my apartment. But let’s be honest, it isn’t always the most comfortable experience. So I decided to make the world’s biggest pillow ever! Are you ready for that? Let’s do it! Take a very large blanket.

This one is so soft and I love the variety of happy colors on it! Place it on a flat surface and fold it in half. Grab a glue gun and glue together the longest side. You can even sew the edge with some thread and a needle, or use fabric glue. Stick the top layer down while the glue is still hot and wait a minute or two to cool down and seal the two fabric layers together. Do the same on one of the shorter sides. This is perfect! We’re going to leave the other short side open for now, because this will be the entrance for huge amounts of pillow stuffing! Take some older pillows and carefully cut them open. Grab the fluffy stuffing and put it inside your DIY giant pillow. You can even buy only pillow stuffing online or in a store – it’s even more affordable. But I had some old pillows that I didn’t need so I just decided to use those. Continue throwing in more and more pillow stuffing until you reach the desired size. I want my pillow to be extra soft and squishy, which requires quite a generous amount of stuffing. When you’re happy with your ginormous pillow, glue the side with some hot glue. Ta-daaa! This is so comfy! You can totally stop here, I mean it is already so pretty, but I decided to use this lovely pom pom garland to decorate the pillow edges. To make this fast and neat use a glue gun and you’re pillow is finished and looking pretty! What an epic DIY project! You can use your pillow at home or have it on the balcony or in the garden. This is literally so comfy and I feel like I could lay here in the sun forever! It is also perfect if you have sleepovers with your friends or movie nights. This giant pillow really gives such a cozy and cool vibe to any room. I’m already planning to make an even bigger pillow using two blankets, that would be insane. Without a doubt this giant pillow will bring so much joy so grab an old blanket and have a ton of fun crafting! Who loves plain white walls. Not me! So I am always on the hunt to find new and pretty wall decor ideas. And let me just say – this is hands down the most gorgeous wall decor I’ve ever created! We all know my obsession with pom poms. It’s serious, but it’s also an endless spring of creativity, so I’m willing to cope with it! Grab a white piece of thicker paper or cardboard and cut out any shape that you like – like a heart, a star, or your initials. So I cut out a big S for Superman. No – for Sara. Take a glue gun and apply a little blob of glue on the paper. Chose your first little pom pom – mine is green and stick it on top of that glue while it’s still hot. Continue adding pom poms to your wall masterpiece. Pink, yellow and a ton of other colors to make it extra interesting and bold. For a super neat result try to keep the spacing between your pom poms minimal and trace the paper edges as precisely as you can. After a while you will end up with the most stunning wall art ever. I love the texture and everything about this DIY. It is so unique and gives a gorgeous pop of color to any room. You can buy the colorful pom poms online for very inexpensive. You get a ton and can use them for so many DIY projects. What can I say, the pom pom obsession is still here, and stronger than ever! Could this chair be even more boring?! No, I don’t think so. We have to do something about it! Oh yeah I have an idea. This chair is about to get a complete makeover! Take some pink acrylic paint or any other color of choice and color the legs of the chair. I chose pink because as you know my room is blue and pink, so this will fit perfectly with the furniture. That’s exactly why I love DIY-ing so much.

You can chose the colors, the materials and finishes that you like and make unique pieces for your room! Okay, the chair legs are all colored, so let’s leave them to dry. Now take a piece of fake fur material! I wish you could feel how soft this is! Cut out a circle which is slightly bigger than the chair seat. Flip it upside down and make four short cuts where the chair legs are. Place the chair on the furry circle like this. Grab a glue gun and apply a small blob of glue on the seat edge. Fold the fabric up to stick it on the chair. Do this all around the edge of the seat and check out this epicness! Can you believe the transformation that we just made!? I am so satisfied with the result! From the cheapest, most boring chair we created the prettiest and coziest chair ever! You can even use it as a night stand or a decoration piece and place on a flower pot, picture frame or something like that! Because of the furry seat, this chair became super comfy as well! Bingo! Have you ever seen any cuter plants? Because I haven’t! These two grass pots are so cool and adorable. They instantly put me in a better mood when I see them. Come on, I’ll show you how to make them from scratch. Take a rounded pot or vase like this one. I’m using yellow so they will kind of look like emojis but just pick any color you like. Take a pencil and sketch the face of your emoji. I went for a super smiley one with a tongue sticking out! Now take a black permanent marker and trace the lines. If you’re a super talented free hand drawer you can skip the sketching part. Be my guest. I am definitely not good enough for that, especially with the rounded surface of the pot. Next take a red permanent marker and color the tongue. Ah I love this happy face! Isn’t it so funny and cute!? I made another emoji with a bit different eye shape and gorgeous happy smile! Now that our pots are ready, let’s sow the grass seeds. Grab a bit of cotton wool and put it on the bottom of the pot. Take some grass seeds and pop them in as well. You can allocate them evenly allover the cotton. Pop a bit of cotton wool on top of it as well. To make the seeds grow, we need to water them. The top layer of cotton will protect the seeds and keep them moist. In about 2 days you will already see little grass peaking out, and 3 to 5 days later your emoji will have an awesome hairstyle already! Wow these two are just so adorable, I can’t handle it! They give such a nice pop of color to any room and will brighten up your day whenever you see them. You can make different hairstyles, you can cut their hair and in a day or two and the grass will grow back up. Make lots of different emoji grass pots and see who’s hair grows the fastest! They are so much fun! A decoration and an epic toy at the same time! Picture frames are the perfect decorations for your room or desk. Not only can they be gorgeous, but if they carry a meaningful photo of a memory or beloved person, they become even more special. Go outside and find a bunch of stones. Let’s color them up! For the first one I’m choosing red acrylic paint. Use a paint brush to color the entire stone in red. I love how opaque these acrylic paints are – one coat is more than enough! Such a time saver! I colored a bunch of stones in blue, green, yellow and pink, which is the first one to receive a monster makeover. Apply a drop of a super glue on the stone and place a googly eye on top. This will be a one-eyed monster with spiky teeth. Draw the teeth in a shape of triangles using a black permanent marker. Dip a tiny paint brush in white acrylic paint and color the inside of the teeth. I like to leave some of that black border visible. How adorable is this buddy right?! I also made some smiley monsters with two eyes, different colors and so on! Make each of them a bit different. Just like we people are – everyone so different and so special! Here’s our monster squad all done. Just two words: Cuteness overload! I love them so much! Take a plain picture frame. I like the color of this one, otherwise it’s pretty boring, so let’s change that! Use a glue gun and stick the stone monsters on the frame. You can place them all around or just in the corners as I did. Whatever you do your picture frame will turn out stunning, guaranteed! I am so impressed and happy with mine. You can use it to display a photo close to your heart. I just placed a random school bag picture in the frame for now. Still looks very cute though! The monster stones can also be used for other DIY projects. You can for example stick a magnet at the back and use it as a fridge magnet or a post it notes holder. Be creative and without a doubt you’ll have a ton of fun decorating. Ever since I was little I always wished I could walk on clouds. People told me that this is not possible, but I am here to prove them wrong! We’re making the most adorable fluffy cloud rugs! Grab a fake furry material or a piece of a carpet. This one is so soft and cozy and I got it for super inexpensive – just about 7 bucks. Place the rug on a flat surface with a front facing down. Sketch the cloud shape using a pencil. I want mine to be big and puffy! That’s perfect! Take your exacto knife and carefully cut the cloud out by tracing the pencil lines. This was surprisingly very easy to do! When you’re done, flip the rug around and check out this beauty! I already love it so much but if you believe it or not, we can make it even more adorable. Use some felt and cut out the eyes and mouth. Stick it on the cloud with a fabric glue or a glue gun. I made heart shaped hot pink eyes and a big smile because I want the happiest clouds to decorate the floor in my room. This is so freaking stunning, isn’t it?! Rugs instantly make any space feel more cozy and warm, but this cloud rug is just a whole another level of epicness and cuteness. It literally transforms any room and gives it that happy almost fairytale-ish vibe. I made one more and even bigger cloud with flushed rosy cheeks. Someone please stop me before I make 10 more of these for my entire apartment. I am just too excited! Walking on clouds has never been easier. Clothes pins can work as a great organization piece for your desk. You can buy pretty decorative clothes pins in a craft store, or use the usual wooden ones and color them yourself. Of course we’ll choose the later, because we’re the DIY masters, duh! I’ll color my first pin in blue. One or two coats will give you an opaque and neat finish. Now let’s create a fun geometric pattern. I’m making white diagonal lines using a small paint brush. For some extra pop of color I decided to add a little yellow dot between the lines. I am using a dotting tool, but a toothpick will do the job just as great! I made four different designs and colors on my clothes pins. The last thing to do is pop a glue pad on the back of each pin and you’re ready to stick it on the wall, the fridge or anywhere else that you like. These glue pads won’t damage the walls or leave colored stains, which is great! These pins look very pretty but they are also very useful. You can use them to hang post it notes, pictures or even bracelets and necklaces. This is such an inexpensive and easy DIY that you should try for sure! This glass succulent terrarium is so pretty and a perfect decoration for your room or a dining table! It looks so delicate, sophisticated and it reminds me of beautiful pink sand desert. How cool it would be if such desert actually existed! Prepare a rounded glass bowl and pour in a bit of sand. I went for pink decorative sand but you can take some sand from the sea side next time you’re on vacation. You don’t need too much of it, that’s right enough for me. Now take some artificial succulents and stick them into the sand. I have a bunch of different ones that I got online. Some are taller, some more rounder, but all in all they look like a lovely little squad together! Here comes my last blue cactus and voila – we are done! This turned out so beautiful. And it took us like what – 2 minutes?! Such a gorgeous decoration, you can put anywhere in the apartment – bedroom, living room or bathroom as well! You can even make this as a gorgeous gift for someone you love! And if you want to be fancy – use real succulents! But good luck with that, I’m just going to stick with my fake ones! Welcome home little planty. I’m going to take such good care of you. Umm. . . I think you need some water, yeah you do. What?! How?! I don’t know how it is possible but I just can’t seem to keep a plant alive. Luckily we can replace a real plant with a cacti made out of stones! Yes it sounds weird but the result is stunning. Take a bigger oval stone and paint it green. I am using acrylic paint and a paint brush, but a spray paint would make the job even easier and faster. Just a couple of swipes more and my stone has turned into a cactus. Well not quite yet, but with a few touches we’re going to make it look spot on! Dip a smaller paint brush into a dark green paint and make thin stripes to represent cactus ribs. This will make it so much more realistic. Lastly draw a bunch of spikes in a shape of little white stars on top of the dark green lines. The spikes give so much detail and dimension, I love it! I don’t want this cactus to be poor and lonely, so let’s quickly make a little friend. Color a smaller oval stone in dark green. I’m going for a different cactus species this time – this one has small white dots allover. To make the perfect dots, the easiest way is to use a nail art dotting tool or a toothpick. Alright it’s time to assemble both of our cacti in a plant pot. I chose this beautiful pink one! Since the pot is quite deep, place in a ball of inexpensive clay or play dough to fill up the bottom. Press it down to distribute it evenly and to fill all the sides and edges. Grab the bigger stone cactus and press it down in the clay. This will create a dent in the clay, holding the stone up, which is exactly what we want. Do the same with the smaller one. They look so cute together! Grab some decorating sand and pour it on top of the clay to hide it. I love this shade of blue! It looks so nice combined with the pink and the green. Lastly I decided to stick a little fake flower on top of the bigger cactus. It’s like a cherry on top! I feel like the flower ties everything together and makes the whole cacti pot even more adorable! This is such a gorgeous decoration for any room, but also for a balcony or a garden. You can always tone it down with a neutral colored plant pot and white sand. But you know me – the brighter, the better! I am so happy with this cutie and the best part is that you don’t have to do absolutely anything to keep this plant alive. That’s exactly what I needed! Last but not least, let’s make these cute desk organizers that are so pretty and very handy as well. You can store in sweets, paper clips, pins or any other bits and pieces that usually lay around your desk and drawers. Grab a jar in any size of your choice and a plastic animal. I went for the giraffe. Take the lid off the jar and it’s time to stick our giraffe on it. To do this you can use super glue or a glue gun. Just make sure it holds really well. Okay this cutie is attached safely to the lid so let’s go grab a spray paint. All these colors are gorgeous but I’m going to pick the blue one. I’m so predictable, right?! Carefully spray your creation until it is completely covered and opaque. You’ll get the best result if you make several thin coats instead of spraying loads of paint at once. And if you don’t have the spray just go for usual acrylic paint. It will work perfectly too. Here we go, the jar looks gorgeous so let’s fill it up with lots of yummy candy! Mm. . . nom, nom, nom! I also made a pink elephant jar because we don’t want our giraffe to be lonely. Everyone needs a friend in their life, right. And together they look even more adorable. I filled the elephant jar with a ton of colorful gum balls! Oh yes – extra pretty and super yummy! Because DIY room decor can be cozy, colorful, happy and nonetheless tasty! One more thing! Make sure to comment here and my second channel because we’re going to have an amazing summer here and you don’t want to miss out! OK, love you guys, bye!.

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