This has been our recent favourite since we saw it in a vlog. Please toss whatever you remember about strawberry-flavoured milk way -  it is far from that. Personally, I really don't like strawberry-flavoured food as they taste artificial to me. If you enjoy it, good for you!

I hardly get my nails painted as they don't last very long. My nails are also very brittle and weak. Hence, I often avoid gel manicures as much as possible as they can be rather damaging even though they look so good and generally more long-lasting.

Nail Stickers/Wrap

I wrote this last Christmas but did not post it. Since it is December again (time really flies!) let's not waste this sharing.


Hi everyone! It is December, the time of the year. Let's start preparing for Christmas.
Take this time to reflect on the good and bad decisions you have made this year. Take this chance to visualise where you want to be this time next year. Most importantly, take this opportunity to thank those who had made a difference in your life. Thank them for the valuable life lessons and the experiences.

DIY Christmas Sew on cards

I am going to share a very easy and idiot-proof DIY Christmas card for your loved ones. Make it yourself and remember to fill every word, fold and thread with gratitude.

Colorful DIY Xmas Cards

1. Fold the stock paper into half.
2. Sketch a triangle, I tend to align my bottom vertices to the corner of the papers.
3. Puncture holes along the outline of the triangle with the needle.
4. Choose thread of your desired color, knot it and start threading through!
5. Knot once you're done with a color, try your best to keep it as close to the card as possible.
6. Repeat until a desired design is achieved!
7. Stick on a star sticker or you can choose to draw it on
8. Decorate however you like!

(PS it's so foolproof I don't think I need to take step-by-step photo hor)

DIY Xmas Cards, finished!

Done! So easy but the finished product is really nice. Remember to write your little note to the receiver inside :) If you find the inside of the card ugly (cause of the threads and all), you can glue another piece of paper over it.

Merry Xmas!

What's better than a personalised gift for this season? It doesn't have to cost you an arm and a leg to give someone something nice and useful at the same time.





What you need:




2. Cut it out and stick it on the coaster. Remember, bigger is always better than smaller. You can trim away the excess later easily.


3. Use weights (I used my books) to press it down so the photo set firmly.




4. Trim away any excess.

You're done!! 


You can 'wrap'/scotch tape/apply a layer of glue the surface to protect it from wear and tear. I didn't as I like the texture and all.




If you do not have any photos with you, you can try this instead!

Here to share another DIY I did. It is again not the best tutorial or the nicest looking one so please be gentle haha!

But it looked pretty decent right.



I made my while referring to honeyandfitz tutorial. You can check how she did it as well for more ideas.

Made this for lt that's why I stringed the word 'lemon'.



What you need:




Details:

Instead of spending all my travelling time on cyberspace, I've decided to read instead. I don't usually read but the book marathon I had on the last night in Korea sparked my interest.


I really cannot stand dog ear or the conventional bookmarks (as they tend to fall out). So I combed through Pinterest and found corner bookmarks!


They are so easy to make and you can put some of your creative juices to good use.


I referred to Tallystreasury's and made some changes on my own.



Let's start!