I saw some cool Moroccan inspired rooms today and got inspired to make this wallpaper. I feel warm now, hope you feel the same!:)
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I recently discovered an awesome florist via instagram. One of her work inspired me to paint this, such a beautiful arrangement!
I attempted to make coiled coasters using paper the other day and failed miserably! (See the image below) I loved the colour combination and the amazing shapes created…BUT they are only half size of normal coasters and took me good 3 hours to make them. I just couldn’t continue this tedious journey knowing that no one would want to try making them.
So I decided to go with a lot easier option: Buying coasters and painting them! It takes less than 20 minutes to make them, very fun and easy process. These coasters are great for parties and make the perfect gift too! 🙂
What you need
– Cork coasters (I got 6 of them for $2.50 at a local two dollar shop)
– Masking tape
– Scissors
– Acrylic paint
– Paint brush
How to make it
1. Create patterns with masking tape.
2. Using a brush, apply a thin layer of acrylic paint. Make sure it’s evenly coated and add a few more layers if needed.
3. Let it dry
4. Remove the tape
6. Enjoy!
I’ve created free printable gift wrapping paper to continue my love for geometric shapes. Wrapping paper can be pricey, so why don’t you print your own to save money?
Simply download template and wrap however you like. Personal use only please. Enjoy wrapping!
I have been obsessed with geometric shapes thesedays, so I decided to do another geometric DIY. Don’t spend a lot of money to buy a clay necklace as you can make your own that costs a bunch less!
I was supposed to get oven bake clay but accidentally got air dry clay. I think bake clay is a bit softer and has smooth finish, also takes only 30 min for hardening, comes in different colours. Air dry clay did a good job for this DIY though, so the decision is yours:)
What you need
– Air dry clay (I’m using Das air dry clay) or bake clay
– Craft knife
– Nail polish
– Chains, jump rings, clasps
– Toothpick
How to make it
1. Knead the clay until it’s soft.
2. Roll the clay into small balls.
3. Cut the edges of the balls until you get the shapes you like.
4. Gently push the toothpick through the middle of the clay. Make sure you make a hole big enough for your chain to easily pass through.
5. Let the clay dry 24 hours.
6. Paint the clay with the nail polish. Try experimenting with different colour combinations and shapes.
7. Once the paint has dried, string them onto the necklace.
8. Enjoy!
Monday night used to be the day I watch Game of thrones and there’s nothing more to watch…!! 🙁 Daenerys is my favourite female character and I miss her so much already!
I have always enjoyed crafting, I remember making endless things day in and day out with paper when I was in middle school. My creations were letters, envelopes, pencil cases, notepads, flowers and varieties of boxes. I believe my craft skills were defined by folding, cutting and experimenting with paper in general. Normal envelopes were boring to me, and STILL are, so I always made special envelopes matching the theme of the card or letter.
It’s been a while since I have made anything from paper, I really enjoyed this entire process from template design to completing these cards and envelopes.
What you need
– A4 paper
– Cutting mat
– Ruler
– Craft knife
– Glue stick
How to make it
1. Download template (pdf)
2. Print the template
3. Cut
4. Fold and glue
5. Enjoy!
It’s been so cold here in Melbourne for the last couple of days. I wanted to create something with water colour paint that brings warmth and happiness. I hope this wallpaper can brighten up your day:)
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2880 x 1800 Retina // 2560 x 1440 // 1440 x 900 // iPad // iPhone
I just HEART Chloe.
Image by Chloe
Adding colours is always fun!
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