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DIY Easter Craft: Bunny Candy

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A fun and easy DIY Easter Craft for the kiddies or kids at heart. At work, it’s become a ritual now that we do a craft once a month. This month we decided to centre our focus on Easter as many of us have little ones to give a treat to. We found this simple DIY that will take little of your time to complete. Enjoy 🙂

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What you’ll need:
– Tulle material (9 inches in width or larger)
– Pipe cleaners
– Styrofoam balls (2 inches or larger)
– Googly eyes
– Scissors
– Pom poms
– Jelly beans or foiled egg chocolates

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Take your white pipe cleaners (which will be the outline of your ears) and cut them into 3.5 – 4 inches. 1 for each ear is required.

Decide on the colour for the centre of your ear. Cut those pieces into 2 inches. 1 for each ear is required.

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Stick the white pipe cleaner into the top of the Styrofoam ball towards the left side sticking up. Stick your coloured pipe cleaner next to it. Bend the white pipe cleaner over the yellow pipe cleaner and stick into the opposite side. Repeat for both ears leaving a minor gap between the two ears.

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EasterCraft_Bunny (8)Hot glue your googly eyes to the centre of the Styrofoam ball. (CAUTION: Be mindful and generous with the hot glue as it melts the Styrofoam). Do the same for the nose and mouth of the bunny head.

EasterCraft_Bunny (12) EasterCraft_Bunny (13)Take your tulle material and cut about 9 inches. Place a handful (or more depending how big you want the body to be) in the centre of the tulle.

EasterCraft_Bunny (14) EasterCraft_Bunny (15)Fold the tulle material inwards and create a pouch with the treats inside. Use a small piece of pipe cleaner to close the body of the bunny. Twist and turn the pipe cleaner to secure or opt for an elastic band or string.

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Take another pipe cleaner and cut it into 4 inches and stick it into the bottom middle of the bunny head. Cut a bit of the excess tulle to create a cute bushy bunny tale. Turn the body to the side so that the tail is facing sideways. Take your bunny head and stick it into the centre of the body.

EasterCraft_Bunny (3) EasterCraft_Bunny (2)And voila, you’re done! Happy crafting. 🙂

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Wall Decor: My Inspiration Board

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I posted this a couple of weeks ago on my Facebook page , the eyesore of a wall decor makeover that I am looking to tackle sometime soon. Thankfully I clued in that a “BEFORE” shot was needed- so I got one mid removal.

My bedroom has an odd wall that randomly sticks out and because I am a sentimental person, years ago I decided to black cork the whole wall and fill it with photos, cards, invitations, concert and play tickets, postcards- you name it. Anything that was significant or had a meaning, I’d pin it on the wall.

I finally decided that it was time to get rid of this ugly bulletin board. Not that the memories or photos were eyesores, the actual cork board started to look its age and wasn’t pleasant on the eyes. Enter: my inspiration board.

The bulletin board is now completely removed and I am left with an awful looking wall that still had unfinished painting business. Below are my ideas on how to revamp the wall.

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I’ll either paint the entire wall the Caribbean Sea Green you see in the background or white. I still haven’t decided yet and that will probably be determined once I choose the direction I want to go in. My options are simple and there are only two to decide from.

Option # 1: Paint that wall Caribbean Sea Green. Add a large white frame, remove glass and add a white texture floral paper or wallpaper scrap. Use plain twine, original clothing pins and thumb tacks to secure.

Option # 2: Paint the wall white. Use teal and white twine and original clothing pins. I will make some sort of arrangement for the “ends” of the twine string that will be pinned from each side. I will probably do 4-5 rows of twine.

So ladies and gents, any projects on the 2015 to do list?

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DIY: ELF Headband

Tis the season to look festive! Whether you plan on spicing up your ugly sweater outfit or just feel the need to spread Christmas cheer, our ELF headband will do just the trick. Below is how you can achieve your very own ELF Headband.

What you’ll need:
Scissors
Felt (2 colours)
White paper for outline (or you can free hand on the felt)
Marker
Toilet Paper Roll
Plain thin headband (any colour as long as it matches your felt colour scheme)
Hot Glue Gun
Bell (optional)
Optional ** trace your design on a piece of paper and use as a guideline to cut the felt**
You’ll need two of the horn shaped pieces, 1 for the base trim.

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Cut your toilet paper roll in half
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Glue gun half the roll and wrap one of the horn shaped felt around.
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Do the same with the other side.
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Now glue both pieces together along the rim.

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Glue your trim around the base of the horn

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Now cut a circle to seal off your base so you can hot glue it to your head band. Play around with the position on where you want it on and what side

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We added another piece that went over the head band at the bottom and to the base to secure it more in place.

Add your bell or anything trim to the tip of the horn

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And there ya have it folks! Happy crafting.
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DIY Christmas Tassel Garland

Tassel garland can be a great addition to the home for any occasion or even for year round home decor. Last year we gave our fireplace a facelift by simply painting the brick. It’s now the focal point of the living room and instantly brightens up the space. We thought that it would be a great idea to add a Christmas Tassel Garland above the fireplace to give it additional character as fire places can be tricky to decorate due to it’s nature.

No fireplace? No worries. Decorate a bare wall, a door frame, get creative with your garland placement!
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  • Tissue Paper (my colour theme was green, gold and red)
  • Holographic Tissue Paper **(optional, I used a gold/silver one as the centre tissue pom pom)**
  • Scissors
  • Hot Glue Gun or Tape
  • Cord
  • Pencil
  • Christmas nicknacks **(optional)**

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You’ll need to decide how fluffy and how long you want your tissue paper pom poms. The fluffier you want it, the more tissue paper you’ll need. Keep in mind this, when you are cutting the tissue paper into strips, that length will be the size of your pom pom. I took a normal sheet of tissue paper, cut it in half and folded it once and used that to create 1 pom pom.
photo 1Take your folded tissue paper and create a 1.5-2 inch line from side to side with a pencil.

Cut vertical strips about 1cm in width all the way to the marked line. Repeat until your whole tissue paper is in strips.

photo 2Unfold your tissue paper and flip the tissue paper vertically. Start folding at the centre and be sure to move the strips as it will get caught while you start folding.

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Once the tissue paper has been folded at the centre, twist the centre and loop it. Take hot glue to make the two sides stick or use tape to secure.

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Set aside and work on the rest of your pom poms. They can be different sizes and colours- get as creative as you’d like.

photo 1(1)Once that is done, get your cord and ribbon and feed the pom poms through the loop you created for them.

To secure the pom poms from moving once you hang them, you can hot glue them to the cord or tape them (this is optional but they may slide to the centre if you don’t secure them).

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Happy Decorating 🙂

 

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10 Things To Do Before The Holidays

The holidays are fast approaching (yay!) and we got to get started with getting the home and ourselves in the spirit. Some may have already gone ahead and done so at the stroke of midnight on November first, while some of us slowly make the transition.

Today I share 10 great things to do before the holidays arrive, enjoy!

1. Set up a bar cart
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It’s never too early to get the in the holiday drinking mood. Decorate your bar cart with delicious drinks, festive cups, and some delicious beverages that work well with the cold winter weather.
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2. DIY holiday tassel garland
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A great accent piece that is modern, festive and easy to make. Decorate a bare wall, the fire place or a door frame with your tassel garland. [ Photo: The Knot Shop ]

3. Buy a nice set of pjs and slippers
Something about a cozy pair of pajamas and slippers gets me excited for the holidays. It’s a great way to curl up with a new holiday read or start the Christmas movie binge marathons.

4. Set up a gift wrapping station
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It can be as small or as big as you’d like it to be. Having a gift wrapping station will not only increase excitement for the holidays but will alleviate stress as everything looks less chaotic and more organized. [ Photo: Midwest Living ]

5. Start writing your Christmas cards
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I like to get an early start when sending out my Christmas cards as that is one of the busiest times for the postal service industry and I want to ensure family and friends get them out on time. Don’t want to send it out via regular mail? Spend some time creating your own DIY digital Christmas cards. [ Photo: kc2designs – Etsy]
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6. Add holiday nicknacks around the home
Add little nicknacks on the coffee table or book shelves. Change the colour scheme of decor items around the home and slowly make the transition with festive dishware, tea cloths and so on.

 7. Set up a candy bar
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The candy bar does not need to be lavish or anything avant garde. Keep a couple of different sized jars on the kitchen counter, centre island or coffee table with various goodies. Not only does it make for a delicious quick treat for yourself and guests but it also adds some festive decor to the home. [Photo: Babble]

8. Organize a craft night
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Last year I hosted a ladies craft night, it was a great success and everyone had a great time. Set up a simple craft that everyone can partake in, add in some food and drinks and there you have yourself a great evening. [Photo: amodachic.com]

9. Start an intention box
An intention box is a great way of getting everyone in the household involved. Keep it a common but private area and have everyone write out an intention and keep it in the box. Open up the box together after Christmas to see what everyone would like to change or do for the following year. If an intention box is not for you- start a new tradition.

10. DIY hair bows and ties


Have a little girl in the family or perhaps want to be festive, cute? Order or make your holiday bows, ribbons and hair wraps. It’s a great way to add a little festive feel to your look.
[Photo: Create Alley – Etsy]

 

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