I still remember celebrating Easter from when I was a kid (Lil' K. with chubby cheeks). My grandma has always decorated the table with little chocolate eggs and fluffy little chickens and put on her blue and white Rosenthal porcelain with napkins in the same pattern. She has also hidden some presents for me and my brother all around the house, which we were always sooo excited to hunt. Now, twelve years later there aren't any presents anymore (unfortunately), but tradition with pretty Easter decorations, delicious food and happy family remains the same. And of course for me Easter is also a great excuse to put on some cute pastel dress and funny bunny ears to celebrate this holiday in style!

Here I've gathered some of delicious food ideas and the prettiest easter decorations that are easy to do at home and of course some girly outfit suggestions to wear on this lovely day (just click on the text under the photo for more information and tutorial).

DECORATION

Easter Egg Bath Bombs | Golden Egg Vases | Eggies

DIY Clay Bunny Bowls | Easter Bunny Burlap
Bunny Wreath | Colorful Easter Crayons

FOOD

Easter Oreo Bark (or this Easter Marshmallow bark) | Easter Egg Cookie Dough Truffles
Surprise Carrot Cupcakes

Cute Bunny Easter Cupcakes | Pretty Easter Pastel Eggs
Silly Cinnabunnies | Fruity Flowers

OUTFITS

'Savvanah' Lace Shift Dress | Alice McCall Playsuit with Cut Out Detail

 

ASOS Playsuit in Pastel Lace | ASOS Premium Playsuit with Pastel Embellishment

ACCESSORIES

Do you celebrate Easter and like to decorate the whole house with bunny-inspired things? :) I'd love to hear all about your traditions!

There are times when you get so bored, you don't know what to do with yourself and with your time. If this happens to you this weekend, you can either a) oversleep your boredom, b) stare at the ceiling and hope it passes quickly or c) do something creative. If you've chosen the latter then I have some suggestions for you. I've gathered some of my favourite DIY projects that are very fun and easy to do. Take a look at them and maybe you find some interesting to try do during the weekend (and if not - at least 10 minutes of your boredom have passed).

There are only 3 days till new year's eve and I'm sure we're all very excited to step into a fresh new year that brings new beginnings, new people and new adventures. For those of you that plan to throw a party at your place, I gathered some ideas that might inspire you and help you throw an unforgettable event! And for those of you that are still looking for THE perfect NYE outfit.. well I might have some ideas for you as well (see them here). Keep in mind that glitters are A MUST for the longest night of the year. Let's step into 2015 in style!

Party in a Glass Desert | Gold Dipped Feathers | Balloon Decorations | Cherries Dipped in White Chocolate

Sherri Hill Dresses | TFNC Dress

DIY Happy New Year Garland | Bubbly Champagne Cupcakes | Jelly Shots

DIY Sparkly Bottles | NYE Table Decorations

DIY Sequin Photobooth | Photobooth Props | DIY Glitter Party Hat

Photos via Pinterest

It's been a while since I've been creative so with upcoming Christmas in mind I decided to do something that can make a great present for your friends. I'm sure everyone will be happy to recieve a handmade piece in which you poured your love and soul :)

So we'll be doing a cute leather fringe keychain that can make a great and very chic accessory.

Here's what you'll need:

 

Step 1: Cut the leather laces into many equal parts. I got 11 pieces long 7cm out of 1.5m of leather lace. 

Step 2: Take a piece of lace and glue it at the end. Then stick it to the inner side of an end cup.

 

Step 3: Continue sticking lace pieces one to the other until you fill all the space inside of a cup.

Step 4: With forceps attach the ring and closure.

 

Step 5: You're done! Now your fringe chain is ready to be wrapped up and given to your friend as a present. Well of course you can make one for yourself too! Use it as a keychain or bag and clothing accessory.

I really hope you like this DIY. Let me know if you want to see more posts like this and if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask ;) Xoxo

There's no doubt that pastels have hit the fashion scene big time. They're supposed to be spring trend, but seems like many bloggers are overtaking that 'rule'. Even I've started to adopt this ice-creamy trend very fast and I just love how girly and cute it looks.

So are pastels becoming the new black? I think so! And this is why I decided to make some lovely bracelets (because who says this trend is reserved only for clothes?!). I was inspired by Pandora bracelets and Swarowski jewelry and I really like the final result. See for yourself!

Supplies:

The main thing about making these bracelets is to find great supplies. When you have those, there's really not much work left, because the process is just very easy. When it comes to DIY projects, endlessleather.com is my go-to online store, since they really have everything you need! From leather cords to rhinestones and bracelet locks- I purchased everything on their site.

Step 1: Measure your wrist and cut the leather cords at the wanted lenght (you can also wrap them twice around).

Step 2: Take the end cup and place it at the end of the cord. The great thing about these cups is that they fit perfectly, so you can easily attach them with some superglue.

 

Step 3: Place your beads. You can add just one or even ten and play with different color combinations. The beads are made of stainless steel and the rhinestones in them look just like the Swarovski ones. So luxe!

Step 4: Place the closure at the other end of the cord.

Step 5: Put it on your wrist and you're 'pastel-ready!' Don't they look so prestige?

Extra: Play around and make different kind of bracelets or wear them with your usual jewelry. Here are some ideas:

It's been sooo long since my last DIY project, so it was about time to do one! Some time ago I found a great idea on this blog on how to re-use your old watch and make it look modern and chic. So I decided to do it and now I'm sharing the whole process with you!

 

Here are the tools that I used:

The hardest thing for me was to find an old watch, since you can get other tools in almost any art shop. The fishtail chain I purchased on wanderandhunt.com, which is a great site, where you can find so many great tutorials and they offer a lot of DIY tools, beads, charms, etc. Of course you can also use any other chain, but this one really cought my eye, because is so special and I haven't seen any watch strap like this before.

Step 1: Remove the old straps, so you get a bare watch. Don't remove the little sticks, because you'll need them for attaching your chain.

Step 2: Attach the chain on the watch with little rings. Place one on each side.

Step 3: Measure the chain by putting it around your wrist and then cut both sides at the same lenght.

Step 4: Attach bracelet locks on both ends.

Well, that's all. Easy peasy, right? :) Have fun creating!

You can also check my other DIYs:

I've always wanted leopard belt, but couldn't find the perfect one. Some were too thick, some looked cheap, some had ugly buckle.. so I thought to myself why not MAKE one, that's gonna be just the way I want. And so I got this 1m leather cord and start creating. See how:

At first I didn't really know how to make a belts' buckle. But then I just went to the art store and found this magnetic closure, which perfectly fits to my belt. So the main thing is to find a great art store that is well-stocked and between all their products you can easily find the solution for your conceptual impasse :) 

Step 1: Measure you waist and cut the cord to the wanted lenght. With a closure like this you can't regulate the lenght, so think if you're going to wear it in your pants (then it has to be longer) or in your dress (in this case, you'll make shorter one). Well, or just make two belts. 

Step 2: Since my belt has leopard print, silver closure didn't really match with it, so I painted it with my black nailpolish. If you want you can also put some glitters on it.

Step 3: When the color dried, I put some glue in to the holes of the closure, put the ends of the belt in them and let the glue dry. (Be careful that you turn closures the right way!)

And well ... that's all! Here's my new belt!

My DIY collection is getting bigger and bigger! :) have you already seen all the projects?