a vain rose
Every person has obsessions, but with me They completely t a k e over. .................. I'm obsessed with things with c o l o r. ... And things that d-a-z-z-l-e my mind, Whether to make it laugh or cry. ............
I'm obsessed with things i can create from N.o.t.h.i.n.g. .........................................
And make them something Spectacular. ...
I'm OBSESSED.. ...................................
and these are my obsessions.

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miss-mullica: (via Cupcake Flower Lights) this DIY is delightful! I love christmas tree lights!

miss-mullica:

(via Cupcake Flower Lights)

this DIY is delightful! I love christmas tree lights!



Italian French Tips! Click the picture for the step by step video tutorial! :)

Italian French Tips! Click the picture for the step by step video tutorial! :)



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wildwithwhimsy:

ROPE DIYS:

Here is a bunch of rope DIY projects I found at ScrapHacker.com!

1. Rope Towel Rack

2. Rope Drawer Pulls

3. Rope Shelves

4. Rope Hanging Mirror



littlecraziness: (via Easy DIY Beaded Chandelier)

littlecraziness:

(via Easy DIY Beaded Chandelier)



rainbowsandunicornscrafts: DIY Melted Perler Bead Jewelry. As I’ve posted before, Perler Beads are wonderful for children of an appropriate age because they are big enough for them to thread shoelaces through to make jewelry (one of my favorite small gifts is a tackle box with Perler Beads, shoelaces and the child’s name written with puffy paint on top). 6000 Perler Beads from Amazon (with pegboards) is about $9 here (NO AFFILIATE LINKS). Tutorial from Craft and Creativity here.

rainbowsandunicornscrafts:

DIY Melted Perler Bead Jewelry. As I’ve posted before, Perler Beads are wonderful for children of an appropriate age because they are big enough for them to thread shoelaces through to make jewelry (one of my favorite small gifts is a tackle box with Perler Beads, shoelaces and the child’s name written with puffy paint on top). 6000 Perler Beads from Amazon (with pegboards) is about $9 here (NO AFFILIATE LINKS). Tutorial from Craft and Creativity here.



gastrogirl: honey green tea sandwich cookies.

gastrogirl:

honey green tea sandwich cookies.



holly-go-brightly: HonestlyWTF.com tutorial DIY Macrame bracelets, tutorial here

holly-go-brightly:

HonestlyWTF.com tutorial


DIY Macrame bracelets, tutorial here



laughingsquid: Beheaded Ned Stark Game of Thrones Cake Pops

laughingsquid:

Beheaded Ned Stark Game of Thrones Cake Pops





Click the picture for the video tutorial on how to make this super easy DIY! :) A scarf with your favorite poem or quote written on it! :D Spring fashion statement made right at home! ;)

Click the picture for the video tutorial on how to make this super easy DIY! :)

A scarf with your favorite poem or quote written on it! :D Spring fashion statement made right at home! ;)



Click the picture for the video tutorial :)

Click the picture for the video tutorial :)



Perfect Mcdonald’s French Fries (adapted from David Myers’s recipe for “pommes frites”) Ingredients: 6 Idaho russet potatoes Peanut oil Sea salt (Myers prefers Sel Gris, a fine light grey French salt) Method: Peel and square off potato ends. Cut into 3/8” batons. Soak for two hours changing water after an hour. Dry thoroughly with paper towels. Heat about an inch of oil (or enough to cover potatoes) in a large, heavy bottomed pot to 290 degrees. Blanch potatoes gently for about two minutes until cooked through but still completely pale. Place on a paper-towel lined sheet pan and cool in the refrigerator to stop cooking process. Re-heat oil to 370 degrees. Cook fries until golden and crispy, about 3 to 4 minutes. If necessary, agitate gently with a spatula to prevent sticking. Remove from pan and toss with salt to taste (Myers doesn’t blot but you can if you want less fat). Serve immediately. Recipe serves 4 to 6.

Perfect Mcdonald’s French Fries (adapted from David Myers’s recipe for “pommes frites”) Ingredients: 6 Idaho russet potatoes Peanut oil Sea salt (Myers prefers Sel Gris, a fine light grey French salt) Method: Peel and square off potato ends. Cut into 3/8” batons. Soak for two hours changing water after an hour. Dry thoroughly with paper towels. Heat about an inch of oil (or enough to cover potatoes) in a large, heavy bottomed pot to 290 degrees. Blanch potatoes gently for about two minutes until cooked through but still completely pale. Place on a paper-towel lined sheet pan and cool in the refrigerator to stop cooking process. Re-heat oil to 370 degrees. Cook fries until golden and crispy, about 3 to 4 minutes. If necessary, agitate gently with a spatula to prevent sticking. Remove from pan and toss with salt to taste (Myers doesn’t blot but you can if you want less fat). Serve immediately. Recipe serves 4 to 6.





truebluemeandyou: DIY Dolce and Gabbana Silk Shorts Using a scarf. These D & G shorts have been on all the fashion websites. I love how Donatella explains how to make the pattern from existing pants or shorts and how the front and back should be different (to prevent unfortunate bunching up in certain places I’m sure). Tutorial from inspiration & realisation here.

truebluemeandyou:

DIY Dolce and Gabbana Silk Shorts Using a scarf. These D & G shorts have been on all the fashion websites. I love how Donatella explains how to make the pattern from existing pants or shorts and how the front and back should be different (to prevent unfortunate bunching up in certain places I’m sure). Tutorial from inspiration & realisation here.