DIY and Lifestyle

Hey, guys! Today is Monday! And I wanted to make a Day In My Life blog post. I have seen many videos on this subject, but not so many blog posts. So I decided that I would show you guys an average day in my life. So what you will see today is behind the scenes of making crafts, and blogging. So without further adieu....Let get into....A Day In My Life. So my morning starts with me waking up, and getting breakfast. For today's morning, I ate toasted bagels with cream cheese. Also, my absolute favorite thing to drink in the morning is hot chocolate. Whether winter or summer, you will always find me drinking hot chocolate.  After breakfast, I get ready for the day. Which means I have to get dressed and ready for school. My go to outfit is a colorful T-shirt and a short skirt or shorts. When School is finally over, I can head over to DIY Crafts Studio(a.k.a my room) and work on some crafts for you guys! I try to make all of the pictures perfect.  :)...

Hey guys! Today's Monday and I am going to show you my Back To School Favorites! When I go back to school, school is usually boring. So I made a list of things that  I like about Back To School. I hope you enjoy this post! And let me know in the comments if you would like to see more posts like this! So without further adieu  lets get started! Number 1: Music! I love to play music! The instrument I play is the piano. But one thing I like to do is play around with my violin since I don't really know how to play it yet. Number 2: Sports! My favorite sport to play has to be Soccer!  During the school year I absolutely love to play sports!   Number 3: Reading! When I get a good book to read I can't put it down! So reading has to be on my favorites list! Number 4: Art! You probably know I love art because art comes in different ways like, music, crafts, drawing, and painting! But my favorite thing to draw right now is cupcake...

Hey guys! Today's Monday, and I am going to show you how to make these super cute DIY watermelon magnets! I love them so much! So without further adieu let's get started! So first we are going to start with the large watermelon magnet, then next I will show you how to make the small watermelon magnets.  Step 1:  Gather your supplies: White thin card-stock, magnet strips, pink paper, green paper, a pen, scissors, and glue. Step 2: Cut a half of a circle out of your card-stock, then your pink paper. Then cut a half of an smaller oval out of the green. Step 3:  Glue your green to the bottom of your pink. Then take your black pen and draw little black seeds on the pink part, as shown in the picture. Now glue your watermelon to your card-stock piece.  Step 4:  Glue your magnet to the back of you watermelon. I used regular glue but you may use a stronger glue if you want it to last longer. Step 5: Let your glue dry c...

Hey, guys! Today I decided that I would share an update post with you guys because there is so much to update you on! Don't worry, there will be a post up on Monday this is only a bonus post.  So without further adieu let's get started with these updates!  1. DIY Crafts Is A Year Old! Exactly today, DIY Crafts has reached a full year! It seems like just yesterday that I posted my very first craft on this blog! I just want to say a big thank you to all of you who support this blog with all of your comments and follows!  2. New Background! Yes, it is true I have changed the background of DIY Crafts! And I  absolutely love it! Please let me know if you like it too! 3.We have reached over 4,000 views! I am so excited to see how much DIY Crafts is growing! It makes me happy to know that I am sharing my crafting skills with all of you! And those are all the updates I wanted to share with you guys today. Let me know in the comments if you have a...

Hey guys! Monday is here and I am going to show you how to make this cute ship window or it is called a porthole. This is a great decor piece for any room in your house. A great idea is to make a little reading nook and hang it up there. So let's get started on making this porthole!  Step 1:  Gather your supplies: A circle clock (or a circle shaped frame), 3 shades of blue, 2 pieces of paper (or 1 very large sheet of paper), a paint brush, a pencil, and a pair of scissors. Step 2: Take your paper, your scissors and the circle paper that is usually in your frame or old clock.  Trace that circle on to your paper so that it is the same size. Cut out your circle. Step 3: Take your paints and circle cut out paper and start off painting dark blue at the bottom and keep painting lighter colored blues as you go up. Stop when you get half way. This will be our ocean of our porthole. Step 4: Let your paint dry completely before placin...