Showing posts with label cheap and easy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cheap and easy. Show all posts

Saturday, December 22, 2018

Jingle bells, Jingle bells, Jingle all the cards!

DIY XMAS Cards!

Materials needed:

 Drawing block

 Plastic wrapper/ Book plastic cover/ Zip lock

 Glitter/ Metallic confetti

 Scotch tape

 A pair of scissors

 Glue stick

Buttons

Additional materials:
Pencil
Markers

DIY confetti card:

Fold the drawing block into half.
Then draw a shape on the drawing block using pencil. (I drew a triangle.)


Cut the shape out of the drawing block.

Then make a simple plastic wrap to contain the metallic confetti. (If you have a ziplock, just fill it with the confetti! It is important that the plastic wrap is better than the shape you have cut out!)


Tape the plastic wrap to the drawing block with the shape that has been cut out.

Take a piece of drawing block and paste it over.

I used washi tape to cover the rough edges that has another piece of drawing block.




Then use marker and decorate the cover with the confetti!


I also made a square shape!


These are inspired from here:
Afbeeldingsresultaat voor diy christmas cards
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/781022760355542507/


DIY Christmas button card:

Using super glue, I paste the buttons on the drawing block.
Then with a black marker to draw lines.


I was inspired from here:
A simple Christmas card craft for kids and adults.
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/445786063107652132/

DIY Christmas glittery card:

I drew different sizes of circles using pencil.
Then applied glue stick on the circles.
Next, I poured glitter on the sticky area.



With a black marker, I finally drew lines and outlined the circle!

I was inspired from here:
The first card is made with The Festival of Trees stamps and punch bundle,   Falling snow added to the sky with a white gel pen.   Sentim...
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/353391902003656635/

DIY Washi Tape Christmas card:


If you are a washi tape collector like myself, this is probably possible for you!
I was inspired by the birthday card and decided to add a HOHOHO to make it feels more christmasy~

Inspired from:
Birthday card | Sirah Quyyom | Flickr
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/541276448963347164/

This listing is for one lovely button christmas card with the saying Ho Ho Ho included. The card is made using a luxury cut of 300gsm card measuring 13.5cm x 13.5cm: because the card is unique the buttons will vary in each card. A standard envelope will be provided.    Cards are packaged in bubble wrap and in a hard backed cardboard envelope to ensure safe delivery.
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/582934745491581951/

Credits to all the pinterest users I have put the links to!!!
Thank you for inspiring me and I finally have a use for my buttons and glitters~
:DDD


I was able to finish five cards in an hour! If it is possible for me, I am sure it is also for you!
Let's do more DIY and use all the items we have at home!



Saturday, December 8, 2018

DIY Christmas Snow Globe

Since Christmas is coming, what other perfect timing is it to make some simple, cheap and easy DIY gifts!

Today, I will be teaching you how to make Snow Globe in the most cheapest and simplest way! I am aware that there are plenty of tutorials on this DIY. However, I decided to make my own since some materials are not available in my COUNTRY (Singapore)!

Let's start!!!

Materials needed:

  1. Clear Liquid Glue (IT HAS TO BE CLEAR! NO WHITE GLUE!) - Daiso
  2. Warm water - Home
  3. Mason Jar/ Sauce Jar - Daiso/ Home
  4. Glitter - Popular bookstore
  5. Metallic Confetti (Optional) - Daiso
  6. Small figurines- Daiso
  7. Super glue/ Hot glue - Value dollar
Total Costs (3 snow globes): ~$12









Step:

Use super glue and stick the figurine to the jar cap.
Leave it for about 6-24hours. (I only waited for 6 hours for my figurine to stick!)


Check if the figurine stays on the jar cap when it is tilted upsize down. (I didn't take photo with the snowman so the figurine is Santa instead! LOL.)
If the figurine stays, you can start to pour glue into the jar. I pour about 1/2 of the jar, you can add more if you! (If you add more glue, the slower the glitters will take to settle to the bottom of the jar!)



Sprinkle some glitter and metallic confetti into the jar. (I feel that I've used too much, so little bit is enough!)



Pour warm water into the jar and leave about 1/8 of the jar empty.
Cover the jar with the cap!
Now, you can begin to shake your snow globe!!!


Tips:
  • You may want to use baby oil instead of glue! It will make the movement of the glitters smoother. (I use clear glue since it is cheaper.)
  • Also distilled water is recommended since it doesn't contain any impurities and the water is cleaner over the time.
  • You can hot glue around the cap so as to prevent the cap from being too loose! (My hot glue wasn't with me hence I did secure the cap!)
  • If you are craftier, you may want to create your own craft using clay! OR you can print pictures then laminate them!

Recommended song:
Airplane by iKon



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