Showing posts with label diy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diy. Show all posts
Monday, 15 April 2013
Thursday, 28 March 2013
bunny cupcake topper diy
Is this not the cutest cupcake topper you have EVER seen!?
All you need is white pom-poms (you can get these from the party shop in Springfield, DBN), colored paper – white, pink, yellow, toothpicks, glue & scissors. for more detailed how to click {here}
Wednesday, 27 February 2013
Thursday, 31 January 2013
diy valentines ideas
Here are some fun and super easy diy idea's for your special Valentine.
I love you toast {from here}
Love these roller stamps from {wooolworths}
Date night in a jar {from here}
Heart shaped scones for brekki {from here}
Heart shaped bacon!
Cute DIY card idea from {here}
Strawberries, sugar, cream cheese, and puff pastry. YUM!
Friday, 25 January 2013
creative ways with cupcake liners
Really clever idesa from {in good company} - Pretty up a jar with a cupcake liner and elastic band/ pretty ribbon.
Find a mix of plain and floral cupcake liners, get some ribbon and glue. Fold each one over the ribbon and glue down. Simple and so sweet!
Thursday, 24 January 2013
magnet wall
How COOL is this for a kiddies room! Banking this idea for future reference! Also love the colourful garland.
Materials needed: One custom cut piece of sheet metal, nails, hammer, cardboard, lots of alphabet letters!
Step 1: Make Holes. Lay the sheet metal over the cardboard. Take a nail and hammer it into the sheet metal until a hole is created. Repeat on the corners and every few feet along the edges.
Step 2: Have someone hold the sheet metal up to the wall and starting at the bottom put a nail into the hole until it is flush against the wall. Move upwards making sure there are no gaps or holes between the wall and the sheet metal.
Step 3: Add the letters to create a giant magnetic alphabet wall.
PS: Don't you just love the pom pom bunting!
Materials needed: One custom cut piece of sheet metal, nails, hammer, cardboard, lots of alphabet letters!
Step 1: Make Holes. Lay the sheet metal over the cardboard. Take a nail and hammer it into the sheet metal until a hole is created. Repeat on the corners and every few feet along the edges.
Step 2: Have someone hold the sheet metal up to the wall and starting at the bottom put a nail into the hole until it is flush against the wall. Move upwards making sure there are no gaps or holes between the wall and the sheet metal.
Step 3: Add the letters to create a giant magnetic alphabet wall.
From {ohhappyday}
Thursday, 17 January 2013
party hats for cupcakes
Is this a bladdy cute idea or what!?
Use all those left over cupcake liners and make ... Mini party hat cupcake toppers!
Materials needed: assorted cupcake liners, double-stick tape, glue, pom-poms (the Party Shop in durban sell them)
For detailed how to click {HERE}
Use all those left over cupcake liners and make ... Mini party hat cupcake toppers!
Materials needed: assorted cupcake liners, double-stick tape, glue, pom-poms (the Party Shop in durban sell them)
For detailed how to click {HERE}
Wednesday, 26 December 2012
Thursday, 13 December 2012
DIY christmas flags
Super easy DIY to add some fun and cheer to your Christmas table.
Download {HERE}
From {ingoodcompany}
Download {HERE}
From {ingoodcompany}
Friday, 30 November 2012
Wednesday, 7 November 2012
Monday, 29 October 2012
bag of bones
Such a fun (and easy) treat for the Halloween visitors- Pretzels with a marshmallow each end covered in white chocolate! From {here}
Wednesday, 24 October 2012
Tuesday, 23 October 2012
halloween themed cookies
Unfortunatley in South Africa, Halloween isn't such a big deal but in the estate I live in neighbours make a great effort with Halloween for the kiddies and I am too excited to get involved! Definitely think I am going to make some of these for my trick 'n treaters. Something fun, different and delicious! Idea from {here}
fridge magnet cups
SUCH an awesome idea from {dana made it} - Turn cups into fridge magnets for your thirsty family members!
For more detailed 'how to' click {HERE}
Tuesday, 11 September 2012
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
Monday, 25 June 2012
Friday, 8 June 2012
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