I am so excited to share today's DIY because it is a collab with a fellow DIY Blogger friend of mine, Mikyla! Check out her blog and her insta, she has an amazing sense of color and is always posting awesome projects!We wanted to collab on a project together that was inspired by SPRING! We wanted it to be simple enough that we could both put our own spin on it! We each got two different sets of bowls, (I went Goodwill shopping!) and we each made a planter out of them! We kept our designs a secret from each other until we were finished, and they both ended up SO CUTE!
I don't know about you all, but I have about a thousand little earrings and earring backs floating around everywhere. I wanted something where I could put everything in one place, that was cute that I could hang up next to my other jewelry displays. Check out this easy, one day DIY!
I made this salt scrub for some friends and family as a gift during the holidays and it was a hit! It's so so easy and it can be made with only a few items that you might already have in your house!
For the holiday seasons, I wanted to put together some fairly simple DIY projects that you can gift to your friends and family! This is also a very budget friendly project, and can be made in an afternoon. Check out these clay celestial trinket dishes!
So clearly I have an obsession with making things with pom poms...I saw these earrings from BAUBLEBAR and I decided to take a try at making them. They were actually pretty easy and only required a handful of materials.
This basket bag trend is absolutely one of my favorites. I saw this JADETribe bag on Instagram, checked it out and the price seemed way too high to me. It also seemed pretty easy to try to make. So I sought out a basket bag on Etsy that fit the shape I was looking for, got some string and created this little designer dupe ;)
Looking for an easy weekend DIY project? Here's a good one to spice up an empty wall in your house! This abstract wall decor piece only takes 3 materials to make!
I have been eyeing the Jason Polan Wink Embroidered Slippers from Soludos for quite awhile now. But I just couldn't justify spending the money on them because they aren't a pair of shoes that I would wear constantly. These DIY inspired espadrilles cost me about $25 to make!
I was apart of a workshop where we tried our hands at dyeing shibori fabric. The 6th grade camper in me was extremely excited to find a reason to tie dye something as an adult! I dyed these cotton tea towels that I transformed into pillow cases.
