DIY and Lifestyle

Hey everyone! So sorry this post wasn't up yesterday! But today's post is simple and doesn't take a lot of time at all! So without further adieu lets get started! Step 1:  gather your supplies: rock salt, a container,dye, and a oil sent (I chose lavender.) Step 2:  Mix your salt, lavender, and dye in a plastic cup or bowl. Mix well. Step 3:  Then put your salt into a small container. Seal off the top of it. Step 4: Then cut out a little tag to put on. And your done! You can give this as a gift to someone or use it yourself!  I hope you guys enjoyed that DIY and I will see you again next week with a new craft! Let me know what you think of this craft in the comments! Have a great day! -BloggerGirl

Hey guys! Today is Monday and it is almost SUMMER!! I am super excited! I will be posting a lot of crafts related to summer! But to start of the season I decided I would first show you guys how to make your own DIY Summer Scrapbook to hold all your memories of this summer! We are going to have a great time! :) So without further adieu...Lets get started! Step 1:  Gather your supplies: A notebook(I painted mine with letters that say Summer 2016), scissors, glue, paper, pictures and stickers!  Step 2: Open your note pad and start decorating the first page. I used a bunch of colored paper and pictures!  Step 3: And this is what my first page looks like. I tried to make the first page more like a travel page where I can write down where I travel during the summer! Step 4:  Then turn the page and start decorating the second page. Go for bright and bold colors for your scrapbook so it reminds you of summer!  Step 5: C...

Hey guys! It's Monday and today I'm going to show you how to make your own DIY Dry Erase Board! I hope you guys enjoy this craft!  So lets get started! Step 1: Gather your supplies: A frame, a piece of glass that fits inside of the frame, paper, and a dry erase marker. Step 2: Take your glass and put it into your frame, then place the paper on top. Finish it of by putting the backing into place. Step 3: Stand your frame up. Take your marker and draw and write what ever you want. Step 4: And your done! You can use this dry erase board for school, work or just for fun! Hope you enjoyed!  And that is how you make that craft! Let me know in the comments what you want to see next! Also don't forget to follow me on Bloglovin ! Thank you guys so much! And have a great day and I'll see you all on Monday! -BloggerGirl

Hey everyone! I know today isn't Monday but I decided to post a craft early for mothers day because Monday would be to late because mothers day is on Sunday. I decided that I would make my mom a bouquet of flowers that I made instead of real flowers. So let me know if you make this craft too, for mothers day! Anyways lets get started!                                    Step 1: Gather your supplies: Colored paper, glue, stapler,scissors,ribbon, paper sticks. Step 2:    Take your paper and start making flowers.  I have a post on how to make paper roses if you don't know how to:  Paper Rose                                                  Step 3: Staple your flowers to the paper sticks. Cut off the e...

Hey guys! It's Monday, and today's craft is really easy and cute! Also what I love about this craft it that you can personalize it to look however you want it to! If you guys have any suggestions of what you want me to post in future posts don't hesitate to let me know in the comments, and I will do my best to make your suggestions happen! :) Let's get sta rted! Step 1: Gather your supplies: a paint brush,paint,a jar, paper(to cover your work space) and tape. Step 2: Tape a letter on to your front of your jar. Make sure that it is pressed on tightly so that it won't come off. Step 3: Paint all over your jar including you top. Wait until it dry's to take off your letter in the middle. I chose the letter B for BloggerGirl!  Step 4: Let your jar dry completely before using it. You can use it to organize your things or just as a decor piece. I hope you enjoyed that craft! Don't forget to follow me on Blog...