While spring is in full swing, summer is just a month away! Pinwheels always remind me of the summer months! We came across these super cute pinwheel toppers and wanted to share them with you! 

{Souce}

To find out what you need to make this project and many others, click here for all the information!

Is there something that always reminds you of summer? We'd love to hear your thoughts!

If you make these, we'd love to see them!!

Have a great day!!

xoxo,

                                                         

• Monday, May 06, 2013
• DIY project

DIY :: Pinwheel Cupcake Toppers

While spring is in full swing, summer is just a month away! Pinwheels always remind me of the summer months! We came across these super cute pinwheel toppers and wanted to share them with you! 

{Souce}

To find out what you need to make this project and many others, click here for all the information!

Is there something that always reminds you of summer? We'd love to hear your thoughts!

If you make these, we'd love to see them!!

Have a great day!!

xoxo,

                                                         

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Do you have a daughter who LOVES headbands? You are NOT alone!! My daughter LOVES her headbands and every chance she gets, she asks me to buy more. I walked into her room the other day and this is what I saw

A mess of headbands!! So I thought, "I need to organize these better!" Today is the day I conquered it!

I made a headband organizer with these simple supplies from around the house:

One empty Oatmeal container

Double sided tape

Regular scotch tape

Heavy wrapping paper

Scissors

1) Measure the Oatmeal container

2) Cut your wrapping paper to fit the container 

{I used some paper with grids ~ this helps a lot to cut straight}

3) Tape one edge of the wrapping paper to the container

4) Wrap the paper around the container, making sure it goes all the way around and tape the other edge

5) I then started to tape the top edge down onto the lid of the container ~ I decided to go circular around the lid. I taped down all edges when I finished.

6) This is what it looks like all taped down {I didn't worry about the little space showing on the top, because I'm going to cover it}

7)  I created a small paper flower out of  tissue paper and added that to the top of the headband container

8) This is what the container looks like completed!! 

9) Here it is with all her headbands {OK just the large flowered ones}! 

Completed project ~ Now you can see her name on the cute box her God Mother gave her {with all of the plain headbands on the back wall of it}. 

Not bad for 10 - 15 minutes of my time!! Her dresser looks so much better and so do her headbands. If you decide to try this fun quick tutorial, please send photos ~ we'd love to see how yours turned out!!

Have a Super Great Day!!!

xoxo,

                                                        

• Friday, March 02, 2012
• 15 minute tutorial

DIY Tutorial Headband Holder

Do you have a daughter who LOVES headbands? You are NOT alone!! My daughter LOVES her headbands and every chance she gets, she asks me to buy more. I walked into her room the other day and this is what I saw

A mess of headbands!! So I thought, "I need to organize these better!" Today is the day I conquered it!

I made a headband organizer with these simple supplies from around the house:

One empty Oatmeal container

Double sided tape

Regular scotch tape

Heavy wrapping paper

Scissors

1) Measure the Oatmeal container

2) Cut your wrapping paper to fit the container 

{I used some paper with grids ~ this helps a lot to cut straight}

3) Tape one edge of the wrapping paper to the container

4) Wrap the paper around the container, making sure it goes all the way around and tape the other edge

5) I then started to tape the top edge down onto the lid of the container ~ I decided to go circular around the lid. I taped down all edges when I finished.

6) This is what it looks like all taped down {I didn't worry about the little space showing on the top, because I'm going to cover it}

7)  I created a small paper flower out of  tissue paper and added that to the top of the headband container

8) This is what the container looks like completed!! 

9) Here it is with all her headbands {OK just the large flowered ones}! 

Completed project ~ Now you can see her name on the cute box her God Mother gave her {with all of the plain headbands on the back wall of it}. 

Not bad for 10 - 15 minutes of my time!! Her dresser looks so much better and so do her headbands. If you decide to try this fun quick tutorial, please send photos ~ we'd love to see how yours turned out!!

Have a Super Great Day!!!

xoxo,

                                                        

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Looking for some great Valentine edible goodies? Take a look at all these wonderful items ~ all from Etsy!! Plus, a DIY by us at the bottom of the post! 

{Red, White and Pink Cake Pops via My Cake Pop Shop}

{Vanilla Sugar Cookies via Miss Betty Cakes}

{fondant cupcake toppers via Two Sweet Cakes}

{Red Velvet Cupcake top sandwiches via 83 Sweets}

{Valentine's Day cupcake push pops via Half Baked Co}

{Chocolate hearts via Confectious}

{Chocolate Covered Valentine Pretzel rods via Eat Your Cake}

{Heart Marshmallows via Alaskan Dermish}

I posted my Valentine DIY last year, but I've gotten so many requests to post it again, so here it is:

{Finished project}

This is what you'll need:

Giant Roasters Marshmallows

Chocolate chips

Valentine's Day sprinkles

Red Ribbon

Candy Bags

BellaGrey Designs FREE Red Heart Tag {get them here}

Get your supplies together & lay them out

Melt your chocolate chips in microwave

Dip marshmallows in chocolate then in the sprinkles you chose ~ that's all there is to it.

Are you making something special for your Valentine(s)? We'd love to see your DIY projects!

Hope you have a Super Great Day!!!

xoxo,

                                                         

• Friday, February 03, 2012
• BellaGrey Designs DIY

Some Valentine Love * including a DIY project *

Looking for some great Valentine edible goodies? Take a look at all these wonderful items ~ all from Etsy!! Plus, a DIY by us at the bottom of the post! 

{Red, White and Pink Cake Pops via My Cake Pop Shop}

{Vanilla Sugar Cookies via Miss Betty Cakes}

{fondant cupcake toppers via Two Sweet Cakes}

{Red Velvet Cupcake top sandwiches via 83 Sweets}

{Valentine's Day cupcake push pops via Half Baked Co}

{Chocolate hearts via Confectious}

{Chocolate Covered Valentine Pretzel rods via Eat Your Cake}

{Heart Marshmallows via Alaskan Dermish}

I posted my Valentine DIY last year, but I've gotten so many requests to post it again, so here it is:

{Finished project}

This is what you'll need:

Giant Roasters Marshmallows

Chocolate chips

Valentine's Day sprinkles

Red Ribbon

Candy Bags

BellaGrey Designs FREE Red Heart Tag {get them here}

Get your supplies together & lay them out

Melt your chocolate chips in microwave

Dip marshmallows in chocolate then in the sprinkles you chose ~ that's all there is to it.

Are you making something special for your Valentine(s)? We'd love to see your DIY projects!

Hope you have a Super Great Day!!!

xoxo,

                                                         

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