Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts

Friday, October 31, 2014

Happy Halloween

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Some really excellent pumpkins to get you in the mood for this year's Halloween. I'm a bit disappointed I didn't carve my own this year however, I went to town on creating my flower crown and practicing my make up for my own costume. Keep an eye out for the final look for my Dia de los muertos - even though i'm jumping the gun and dressing up a day before the actually day i'm supposed to, oops.

Check out more pumpkin designs here.

 

Friday, April 18, 2014

DIY: Easter Baskets

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Items needed: Baskets, Fake Easter Grass, Chocolates, Magazines

 

 

IMG_4031Untitled-1Now, if I had more time to be craftier, my hope would be for my baskets to look more like Emily Schuman's from Cupcakes and Cashmere. At the end of the day, it's all about the thought that counts. Last weekend I picked up a few items from the local drugstore and put together a few Easter baskets for my parents and le boyfriend (sorry brosef - maybe next year you'll get one). Now that the surprise is ruined, they can all receive their baskets pre-Easter, which I think is a pretty sweet deal.

As a magazine lover myself, I find them to be the best and cheapest guilty pleasures. There are quite a variety and you can taper the category to each individual fairly easy. Chocolates - other than Valentine's Day and Halloween, Easter is a serious time of chocolate. Mom prefers Dark, Dad prefers peanut butter, and my love likes them all. How do I effortlessly put them together? I do just so - effortlessly. You take a basket, throw some fake Easter grass in it with some sprinkles of chocolate. Bada bing, bada boom you have an Easter Basket! 


Have a lovely holiday weekend! xx

Monday, October 7, 2013

DIY: Matte Nail


Inspiration - Pinterest


Inspiration - Pinterest 




Matte Nails

Of course I got the idea via pinterest originally, but throughout September Issues, I've seen more and more of the matte nail. All you need to do to get the design yourself, is add a matte top coat. Revlon and Essie have it in stock in drugstores. Definitely try it out if you're looking for something different. I've noticed, the darker the color, the better the matte looks.