DIY Felt DONUT!

Do any of you like donuts? Umm, I do!

This is a fun room accent for a coffee
table/nightstand on a tray because it
does not perish, and you could
customize it easily. Lets make one!

Stuff You Need:

Felt

Circles

Marker

Scissors

Thread 

Batting (not in picture)

Cut out 2 circles with a hole in the middle & the icing

 Start sewing a simple edge stich 

 Leave an opening for stuffing the batting!

 Stuff the batting in and close the ring with a simple edge stitch yet again.

 Sew on the icing with a simple edge stitch. Add all the colorful sprinkles with thread sewed in lines.

This could be easily used as a pincushion if you do a lot of DIY's with fabric!

I love this super cool little accents in my room, adds color and a bit of cuteness!

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Thanks for reading, see ya next time!

~JOY

DIY Thread Art

Hi!

If you want something unusual to spice up your room, 

this is wall art for you! 

So easy to make, fast and with a great result, you can't go wrong with this decor piece!

MATERIALS:

Thick Thread

Pencil

Wood piece/Canvas

Brads/Nails

 First things First:

Draw out your design 

You can do shapes like hearts, or a country/state or you can even try words!

 Second Step:

If you are doing this on a wood piece, then hammer in short nails, 

But if you are doing this on a canvas, the push in small brads tracing out your design

 Tie a knot around one of the brads/nails and start 'twisting' the thread around the little posts

Tie another knot to finish and you are done!

This was super fun and easy to create such a beautiful masterpiece, right?

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I'm from Ukraine, what country are you from? 

~JOY

Easy Art

This piece of art takes less than 5 minutes to make and it is original! How much better could it get? Well, a lot because the only supplies you will need are: Paint, Brushes, A Canvas, and a Toilet Paper roll!

Apply paint in horisontal strokes across canvas

Blend in the paint with different colors

Then paint the edges of the toilet paper roll a contrasting color like white and dab it onto the canvas in groups

And you are done! Now wasn't that easy?

~JOY 

Flower Letters And Block

Welcome back! Today I decided that I would show you how to make these really cute letters and block out of just a few simple supplies!

Supplies:

Cardboard

Pencil

Paper

 Fake Flowers

Foam Block

Cutting tool- X-acto knife, or just a dull knife

Ruler 

Hot Glue Gun

Step #1 foam block

Take the foam block and cut it in half. If you have a smaller square, then you can skip this step.

Step #2

Now, just cut off the stems of the flowers to leave a "stub" of wire, so that next you can stick the flowers in one of the halves. You can glue them to the foam, but I decided not to. 

Step #3

After that, if you do not want all the little pieces of foam on your table, I cut out a square slightly smaller than the foam and took four small thumbtacks and attached the paper to the foam.            And you are done!

Flower Letter

The first thing I did is I traced a letter onto cardboard and I cut it out.

Step #2 

Then I cut out a piece of exactly the same shape white paper.

You can also paint it. 

Step #3

Next I just started gluing flowers to the base, and after that, You are finished!

          ~JOY

Spring Banner

Hello there! I'm back with another easy DIY, this time for spring. This is a really fun and creative DIY because its paintable so your kids can join in too!

 This is a banner made form and with:

Card stock

Twine/String

Paint

Mini Clothespins 

Paint Brushes

The first thing that you have to do is cut your paper.

I had 2 8.5"x11" pieces of card stock and I cut them into 4 pieces.

Next, you will have to draw your letters.

You can choose other words like Easter, Summer etc.

After that, all you have to do is paint outside the letter. 

I chose to do different designs, but you can stick to one design.

Then, go over the letter itself in one color, mine is white.

I gave it 2 coats, and then outlined it with a black marker.

After the paint was all dry, I took some twine and I attached the paper to the twine with mini clothespins I got from Target.

Now all you have to do is hang it up and enjoy your artwork!

~JOY

Paper Butterflies in a Frame

Hello! Today I decided to show you guys how to make some cute pop-up butterflies in a frame to put up on your wall! It adds some fun and cuteness to any room!

                                              Materials:

A frame
Scissors
Tape
Pencil
X-acto Knife
Scrapbook Paper
Paper Butterflies

Step #1

Tape the paper to your frame, but if you have a wood frame, then just put the paper in as if you were putting in a photo

Step #2

Then, put the paper butterflies in a design that you like and trace them. Make sure there is cardboard underneath ( the butterflies could be patters that you get of the internet, or you could cut them out yourself )

 Step #3

This is my pattern. My butterflies are just kind of flying up.

 All you need to do now is just cut the pattern out, except in the middle where the body is
Step #4

Then you want to tape a piece of paper (any color you like)
and tape  it on top of the scrapbook paper.
Step #5

All you need to do now is fold the butterflies in by the lines of the body, and you are done! Hang it up and enjoy the masterpiece!

~JOY