DIY- Ninja Bookmark

Yes, you guessed it right... This little man is indeed a ninja bookmark. =) And as promised here is the tutorial.

What you will need:
-Black, cream, red cardstocks
-Ninja Template
- Single or double sided Tape
-Scissor/ cutter. *Please use caution when using sharp objects*

Okay, let's get started.

Studio ♥- Closet studio

Ah, is it Sunday already?. I swear I just celebrated the New Year and now January is almost over. Man time is just flying by. Anyway, today, instead of the usual craft studios I want to share with you something a little different-- a DIY walk in closet. After all, to a fashionate her closet is her studio. This room turned into closet belongs to Callandra of PetiteEarlyMorning. Wow, just look at all those shoes and clothes. I think I am in loveee ♥. No wonder she needs a walk in closet. Be sure to check out her blog to see the process from beginning to end. Enjoy!

omg look at all those shoes

Sneak Peek- DIY

Sneak Peek

of my next DIY. What do you think?

Would you be interested in making this?

What do you think it is?

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Tune in next Thursday for the DIY tutorial =) I love it. Can't wait.

CoffeeBreakCraving- Upcycle Bird Feeder

I really do love creative upcycle/recycle ideas. Take a look at this one made by CreativeCorksNMore-a beautiful bird feeder made out of an old mason jar. Very creative, very pretty. It is amazing what you can do with recycled products--just add a little of this and a bit of that and voila you have yourself a brand new item.

Studio ♥- Button jars

Happy Sunday!

Ah, I know I am a little late, but Happy 2012!! What are your New Year resolutions this year? One of the top ones I've heard so far, other than to "get fit", is to "get organized". So, what's a better way to help get you motivated than to show you a beautifully organized studio. =) Today, this lovely studio belongs to Jody of PeachParlor. I am in love with those button jars--what a neat little way to store buttons. Very creative!

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DIY 2012 calendar

So, 2011 is finally coming to an end...

and what's a better way to kick off 2012 than with your own calendar to help keep track of your success! Today, I have for you a super easy DIY desk calendar tutorial. I made one for myself last year and found it to be very useful. It helped keep me on track and organized-- I used it for everything-- to track bill due dates, doctor's appointments, etc. And I know it will definitely come in handy for all you business owners out there-- it can help keep track of your invoices-- the order dates, shipping dates, etc. Anyway, I hope you find it as helpful as I did. =)

Materials you will need:

-Microsoft publisher

-Printer

-recycled cardboard-- cereal box or any type of box

-black cardstock paper

-glue

-ruler

-scissor

But Before we begin, I want to give a little shout out to Dawn of p1xie for featuring my DIY pompom tutorial on her blog. Be sure to drop by her blog to see how her pompom topper turned out.  =)

Okay, now we can begin.

DIY- Gift Bag

Need a last minute gift wrapping idea?

Yes? Then you have come to the right place. Today, I have for you a super simple Eco-friendly DIY gift bag tutorial. I made this out of recycled brown paper. Oh, and in less than 10 minutes too. =) 

This tutorial makes a 7 1/2" x 3 1/2" 6 1/2" (L*W*H) bag.

What you'll need:

- Paper- recycled brown paper bag or wrapping paper

-Ribbon/String

-Cardboard/cardstock-- I am using recycled cereal box

-Scissor

-Hole puncher

-Glue/Tape- I prefer double sided tape

-Ruler

Recommended materials for decoration:

-Tissue paper

-Gift Tag

But before I begin I'd like to say a little thank you to exCurlythoughts for listing my blog as one of the blogs she admires. It totally made my day. =) So, thank you!  

Okay, now we can get started...