Watercolor Logo DIY


Hi there! I've recently given my blog a little bit of a facelift thanks to the help of my boyfriend. He did some coding magic and I searched the internet for ideas for my new logo. I really love this watercolour trend that's happening on the web and all these pretty cursive brush fonts!

Look at the transformation!

It's beautiful!!! Fresh, simple and oh so cute!

 My 5 year old logo.... very "busy"!

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Sock snowmen!



Hi there!

Look at these adorable snowmen we made at work today! My colleagues do this every year and the kids went bananas for them! So cute. I found this tutorial on youtube. We used rice only on the bottom and then added a bunch of stuffing to make them nice and plush!

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Christmas Tree Collage Card

Hi again! Thought I would share the fun project we'll be doing this week in class: some beautiful Christmas Tree cards made from a collage of torn paper. This are a little tricky to do, so the not-so-artistic students can do a simpler collage tree I kept from last year. For this project you'll need as many shades of green paper you can find!


Materials:
  ☆ carstock (for the card)
 ☆  scraps of green paper
 ☆   white and brown paper
 ☆  glue & scissors
 ☆  ruler
 ☆  accent stars

 Instructions:
1. Start by tearing thin strips of green paper and gluing them onto a sheet of green construction paper.

2. Trace 2 different sized triangles with a ruler and cut them out.
3. Tear a "mountain" of snow in the white paper and glue it onto your card.
4. Place your triangle trees where you like.
5. Finish with rectangular tree trunks and accent stars!

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Easy Snowman Cards!

Hi there! I hope you're having fun getting ready for the holidays! I woke up this morning, turned on the lights to my Christmas tree and thought "I feel like making little cards for my adorable students"! So I got my Pinterest and my bin of scrap paper and whipped up these little Snowman cards! They were so easy and fun to do... I made 22 of them!

 Materials
❄ coloured cardstock
❄ shiny or accent paper
❄ glue
❄ scissors
❄ thin black marker
❄ white pencil

I cut a bunch of those white shapes and added a few simple details!

All done!

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Zippered Cushion Covers


Hi there! I'm starting to get ready to go back to my classroom and decide to start by added pillows to my reading corner! The best part are the zippers I've added because it makes them so easy to remove and wash! My new ones have giant broccolis/trees and will be a great addition to the other ones!

Wanna make your own? Here's an easy tutorial I found online!
Getting my fabric ready!
Giant broccoli or trees from ikea!

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Easy Kid's Craft Apron

Hi there! I've wanted to sew some little projects for a while. Summer vacation is a perfect time to get my craft on! I recently made this adorable whale apron and found an easy to use pattern and even instructions on this neat blog! Check it out! You don't need much fabric, had about half a meter of each colour! So easy and looks gorgeous!

Materials:
♥ 0.5 m of two different cotton fabrics
♥ ribbon
♥ coordinating thread
♥ metal rectangle slider (for neck strap)




Looks adorable with her new apron!
Some serious sewing is in order!

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Little Plush Monster





I've been having lots of fun sewing this summer! Another sewing project was for my friend's baby! I knew I was meeting him for the first time, so I wanted to make him a little gift. My friend loves handmade goodies, so I knew the monster would be perfect! Check out the instructions on a past post here!

He loves his little monster! Awwww
Made a little apron for her little girl! Check it out here!

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