Scalloped Peter Pan Collar

The above images, as well as the tutorial are from Honestly WTF

I'd been obsessing over collars and thought I'd like to try to make my own one. When I stumbled upon the tutorial by Honestly WTF, I knew I had to head out to the nearest craft shop, purchase some felt and ribbon, and just sit down to make this. I just thought I'd like to share!! xx

DIY: Floppy Disk Penholder

So I had a lot of floppy disks lying around at home, and recently discovered a way of recycling them from Domestic Geek. Result - a floppy disk penholder.

You'll need: 5 old Floppy Discs, Scoubidous (or string/cable ties/etc.) and a whole lot of patience

Drill two holes, one on either side of the discs (there are already marked dents in the disc). Pick out your base (i.e. the disc you want to be the base of your pen holder) and drill two extra holes towards the top corners.

Lay the four discs out, tying them all together (once at the top, and once at the bottom) for each side.
*Note that the bottom corners already have these slots that you can slide down

Tie the "base" disc onto the bottom of one of the four discs. Then, bend the four "side" discs and tie them together (this is when you need patience) - after all this is done, tie the other corners of the base disc onto the corners of the side discs.

Add absolutely anything you want - and you are done!

My greatest apologies if the instructions are a bit confusing (...okay, maybe a lot), but you can head over to Instructables for a more detailed step-by-step guide. Good luck!! xx

DIY: Popsicle Box

A simple lady-bug popsicle box I made. 

So I know this is really simple, and so many people have done this before - I remember first making one in kinder for Father's Day - but I really wanted to make one again (talk about reliving out old memories).

So here's what you'll need:

A few popsicles, PVA Wood Glue, and whatever decoration you want.

And not really a tutorial, but here's a GIF (I was playing around):

Have fun, and see y'all very soon. xx

DIY: Decorated Jar

You'll need: A glass jar with lid, Scraps of paper, Clag Glue (reminds me of Kindy), Scissors, Pencil

Trace the lid onto your chosen paper and sketch another circle with a radius 2-3cm larger than the original circle. After pasting the design onto the lid, snip lines into the paper.

Glue and fold the looses of paper under the lid and leave to dry.

I used the leftover scraps of paper to cut out random words (to fill the jar for the time being)

 Good luck! xx

Up with a Bun

School's coming back after the Winter break and there's nothing I hate more than having static hair clinging to my face - insert the perfect bun - there are two main hair buns that I personally prefer, there is the Messy High Bun and the Carrie Bradshaw Bun. So here are some tutorials that I'd like to share.

• Messy High Bun: Images from I Need Pretty Things

• Carrie Bradshaw Bun: Image from B. Jones Style on the same website, there is a video tutorial on how to do that hairstyle. Good luck!

Happy hair-tying. xx