DIY Kid’s Apron

Most children like playing. Every mum has the same trouble: the children will make their clothes dirty. So in today's tutorial, I want to share you how to make children's apron. This personalized apron may protect your children's clothes from being dirty. Here are the instructions:

DIY Watercolor Pillow Case

Do you love watercolor and creating your do-it-yourself projects? Today I will share DIY watercolor pillow case with you.

DIY Personalized Necklace with Friends

Hey, girls! Weekend is coming. Are you still thinking about what to do in the coming weekend. Maybe you can make the personalized necklace. You can also call your friends, because this DIY will get cheaper when making with friends.

Make a Personalized Baby T-shirt for Your Baby

Making your own unique baby clothes can be so much fun! Here's one way to change the ordinary boring t-shirts into unique and stylish baby t-shirts. Just using iron-on transfer paper to make customized baby t-shirt. It's sooo easy to use and you can create t-shirts to match any kind of personal style. Now, let's get started!

Customize Your Own Watch Face at Snapmade

Watches add a functional style statement to just about any wardrobe and are available in a wide variety of designs, from casual to sporty. While the cookie-cutter watches available over the counter at your local retailer may serve their purpose, designing your own watch face can add a personalized touch. Whether your want to feature a family photo or a funky design, making a custom watch face can be done with nothing more than image files, a few clicks and a little bit of money.

DIY Photo Coasters

Here I want to share a fun and inexpensive DIY photo coasters project with you.

Supplies:

– 4×4 white ceramic tiles
-  4×4 printed photos
– Mod Podge
– Small, 1-inch foam brush
– Self-adhesive felt pads
– Washi tape

Instructions:

Step 1: Apply 1 coat of Mod Podge to front of tile
Apply a thin layer of Mod Podge to the front of each tile, making sure to spread it all the way to the edges.

Step 2: Place photo on the wet Mod Podge
Place a photo on top of the wet coat of Mod Podge from step 1, and let it dry for about 5 minutes.

Step 3: Apply 3 coats of Mod Podge to back of tile
This part is a little tricky with the washi tape. When you apply your first coat of Mod Podge to the back of the coasters, it may seem like the the tape is starting to unstick from the coaster. Just wait about 5 minutes until the first coat of Mod Podge has started to dry and become tacky, and press the washi tape down with your finger. Wait about 15 minutes in between each coat of Mod Podge.

Step 4: Apply 3 coats of Mod Podge to front of tile
Apply 3 coats of Mod Podge, again waiting about 15 minutes between each coat. Apply each coat as a thin layer, making sure to wrap all the way around to the sides, and smoothing out the front. It’ll look very opaque until it dries, but rest assured that it will dry clear!

Step 5: Stick felt pads to the bottom of each coaster
The felt pads just help to make sure that the coasters don’t scratch your table. Step 6: Let sit for 3 days before using It’s normal for Mod Podge to feel tacky for several days after it dries. If you wait about 3 days, you’ll give the coasters plenty of time to seal completely & make sure no water will seep in.

I love the way these personalized coasters turned out. They are so great!

Make Fruit and vegetable Bags

When I go out to the grocery store or farmers markets to buy the fruits or vegetables, I often use the plastic to hold them. It is wasteful and environmentally-unfriendly. So I think I should solve this issue with making some cool re-usable bags. Finally I decide to make the tote bag from the flour bag. It is recycled, durable and a great alternative to plastic!