Showing posts with label christmas gifts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas gifts. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 December 2012

DIY Wednesday

Todays Christmas gift is so easy and so effective! I have already given my first set of these Glitter, Feather earrings away and my friend loved them!



All you need are:





Earring Fixings
Feathers

Glitter
Gold Paint


Then the process is super easy. Add the feather to the earring hook. Dip this into gold paint, then sprinkle with glitter. Leave to dry, voila!




Monday, 10 December 2012

KX-mas




The First half of KXmas involved lots of Christmas decorating... decorating biscuits, baubles, biscuits and nails. The second half was a massive party... due to light issues I have no pics of the party :(


Wednesday, 21 November 2012

DIY Lip Scrub

I Made this DIY Lip Scrub this weekend that I plan to give to people at Christmas. It was super easy and took me about 15 minutes in total.


To make it you will need:
- 226g tub of Vaseline
- 250g granualted sugar
- a cheap pink coloured lip balm
- peppermint flavouring

I basically mixed this all in a bowl over a pan of boiling water, poured it into little jars and refrigerated them!



Thursday, 15 November 2012

Christmas Jumpers!

I love searching for the Christmas Jumpers. Every year my search starts earlier and finds more goodies! Here are my top five on sale on the high street this year. For a cheaper and more unique find I normally head to beyond retro who stock loads of random ones often knitted by grannies!

                              
  
   Topshop £50

Urban Outfitters £45

River Island £38
Asos £30

New Look £29.99




 

Wednesday, 14 November 2012

DIY Wednesday!!!



Yay I have remembered to post a DIY craft for Christmas gifts on a Wednesday! My sister has requested cushions for her student house in Edinburgh repeatedly. I have therefore set about making her one for Christmas. I have some awesome 'The Hungry Caterpillar' material which I am planning to use for this. Here is the easy cushion tutorial I plan to use.

1) Envelope Tutorial from MessyJesse