If you’re looking for a really easy, fun and inexpensive way to bring some autumn decor into your home, this is for you! All it takes is a string of fairy lights (you can pick these up in pound shops / dollar stores) a collection of beautiful fall leaves, waxed paper and some Uhu glue…
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DIY ✿ Floral Body Scrub
After discovering how easy homemade scrubs are to make, as are a lot of homemade beauty products I’m sure, I can’t see myself ever spending money out for a shop bought one again. Especially seeing as when you make homemade ones, you can alter it to whatever needs and wants you have!
DIY Shamrock Headband
Whilst perusing Pinterest the other night, as I often like to do, I came across a lovely tutorial for “shamrock” barettes. They are super cute! However, they’re not actually shamrocks. They’re four leaf clovers (shamrocks have 3 leaves.) So I decided to try out the same technique but with only 3 leaves, and…
DIY ✰ Gingerbread Scrub
I love the idea of giving homemade gifts but must confess I am usually quite lazy on this front. However, here is one gift idea that I did manage to get around to making (because it’s so quick and easy to make!) A gingerbread body scrub. Yes, gingerbread. Not only is it very cheap, quick…
DIY Floral Cupcakes
Cheap supermarket flowers are great for some small projects, but in my case today, I got what I paid for. For £2 at Asda, I got a bunch of flowers + 3 dead flies! Lovely. Still, it did the job and they looked lovely in the end.
DIY: Miniature bouquets!
I was looking in my garden to inspire me for a new floral creation but there were hardly any flowers out at all. But I did find a few smaller flowers (and something I suspect may be a weed but is very pretty) along with plenty of foliage. So with these tiny flowers, I decided…
DIY: Heatable Owl Softie
Meet Owlivia, an adorable, microwavable owl softie. She took just a couple of hours to make and is a lovely, huggably soft alternative to a hot water bottle. I decided to make my own as the shop bought ones are so expensive! It may not be the most appropriate time of year and maybe the…
Symmetrical Front Facing Arrangement
Symmetrical front facing arrangements are a classic triangular design, usually used for special occasions and church arrangements but are just as lovely to have at home on your window sill or mantle piece. Here is a very rough guide on how to make your own at home for under £20: