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RM8 DIY Brush Holder!
Hi guys! I couldn't remember when was the last time I posted a DIY blog post but I have one for you this week. I have seen this DIY brush holder on many beauty blogs and finally decided to try it myself.
I think everyone that have Real Techniques brushes for more than 2 years might face the same problem as mine - the black rubber holder of the brush become terribly sticky to the point other brushes will stick with it. This little trick saved my brand new brushes from looking worn because of the glue.
As always, I went to Mr DIY store to look around and stumbled upon this hari raya jar, haha. The one our mums always put kacang or muruku inside. I thought this would be the perfect size to store my small brushes. RM5.50 for a glass jar, so cheap!
For the beads, I used..
DIY | Japanese Decoden Phone Case
Decoden can be basically applied to anything. If you remember my posts from here and here, I already tried it on different materials and surfaces.
One fine day my brain decided to go back to the creative trail and this happened. As much as I think things like this doesn't really suits my age and personality - I'm a lady type not cray-cray or kawaii (lady lah sangat, lol), I would say, never stop yourself from being creative. Also, I've seen people around my age making an online business selling decoden phone cases and they are always so expensive (> RM100). Man, I should consider to open one, too. ;P
DIY | No Sew Felt Bow Tutorial
Hello!
I would like to share with you a super quick tutorial for felt bow. This are fun and fast to make; it should take you less than 10 minutes. I promise you no sewing required and it costs almost next to nothing!
You will need...
DIY | Giving Bokeh a Whirl?
"Bokeh? Bokeh ni apa?" tanya saya tanpa segan pilu.
"Bokehlah, benda-benda photography ni kau mana tau" jawab Haziq tanpa menoleh, lalu terus memetik butang shutter pada camera.
Cis, kurang ajar, konon pro lah tu. Saya tahulah saya newbie. Kamera pun baru sahaja dibeli di Plaza Lowyat dengan menggunakan wang simpanan di tabung. Tidak sampai dua bulan usianya. Saya tidak terus patah semangat, lalu bertanyakan kembali kepada Haziq.
DIY | Twine Wrapped Bottle
Who knew you could do so many beautiful things with empty bottles. I have been saving them for this kind of inspiration. This time DIY project is using twine, which definitely gives a rustic and vintage feelings.
Honestly, I feel that this project is a little bit time consuming and you have to be patient for the wrapping to turn out neatly. I did this while I was sitting on the couch watching TV so yeah hashtag multitasking. ;P
What you'll need :
- an empty glass bottle (It could be sauce jar, wine bottle or anything you prefer)
- some twine or yarn
- hot glue gun or mod podge (I used my amazing woodcraft bond)
- scissor
I had all this in my house already so my materials cost was RM0.00.
Start from the bottom by applying hot glue to anchor the twine and allow the glue to dry completely before moving on. Keep wrapping twine around the bottle until the neck.
Push twine close to each other to ensure there is no gap in between so that they are nice, neat and tight.
Lastly trim the excess and add more hot glue to adhere the end of the twine securely to the bottle.
This go so perfectly with home decor!
Feel free to add anything you like on the inside, such as fake flowers and willow sticks. The opening of my jar is big enough to store some craft ribbons so I'll be needing the jar lid.
Happy Crafting!
DIY | Washi Tape Project : Custom Phone Charger
With all in my family having our own phones, it's easy to misplace my phone charger, cables and earphone or grab someone else's. Also this is a problem when I am staying and travelling with friends especially when we have the same type of phone.
Since this is probably one of the easiest and prettiest life hack I've learned, I thought of sharing it with you guys. Hehe.
DIY | Decoden Jar Lids
A DIY experiment using different type of acrylic sealant. So I figured out diff brands will give diff finish. The recent one that I bought from Mr DIY doesn't crack after 2 days of drying period and it has silicon-looked alike.
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