Friday, December 7

❅ CRAFTY CHRISTMAS ❅ Christmas nail designs!



 
 


Excuse the first two pictures, I forgot to clean off my nails after finishing them <3 But these are just some nail designs I came up with/was inspired to do!

For the bases I always use a nail polish, and then use acrylic paint for most details. I thought the designs were just so easy that you didn't need a tutorial for it. It's dots and stripes basically.

Hope you're having a lovely Christmas month!



Tuesday, December 4

❅ CHRISTMAS ❅ My room + living room!

So after way too long I finally decided to show my room, with a Christmas twist. And today we put up some stuff in the living/dining/kitchen area. 

 












And at night....






I originally had the yellow lights around my bed and the coloured one was undecided, but Seanie suggested to put the coloured one around the bed, and the following night I put lights around my bookcase <3
















It's funny to see me and my mum's different decoration styles. She's so simple, and I want it over the top! We don't have a tree though. I want her to get a fake up, I prefer real ones, but those can be pricey when we don't even have it here at home. But I really want a big tree in the living room, just for the sake of the "hyggelighed". Hygge is the best word to describe Christmas.

Hope you're having a nice day!



Sunday, December 2

❅ CRAFTY CHRISTMAS ❅: Bead Reindeers




Let's get started!



Approximately 44 for the face. 
4 for the nose.

Approximately 22 for antler. Depends on how big you want them.

2 for eyes.






Be safe with the ironing part! Remember to put parchment paper over the bead design before ironing.
If you're doing this with a child, be careful, I don't want any one to get hurt!

This is a very easy and child friendly DIY. Fun to just relax and put together over a cup of hot chocolate and some Christmas treats!

You can decorate them further. For the reindeer with red noses, pop some glitter on so it looks sparkly and glowing! You can also attach a string and put them on a branch and hang up, or put them on the Christmas tree.

Hope you enjoyed this quick little craft.

Merry Christmas and happy holidays!