DIYS

So I found this on the web the other day and decided to try it out, because it would be great if it works. To my surprise, it worked! Now be wary of what you use though to remove the polish. Don't just peel it or use a toothpick to lift it. That will damage and scrape your nail. Instead try a slightly pliable rubber-head cuticle pusher to gently lift and push the polish off your nail with very minimal to no damage at all. Also, always go with the grain of your nail (vertically) and start at the base of your nail (your nail bed). As long as you're careful, this definitely works! Hope this helped you guys!

Make these cute succulent plant magnets with just wine corks, a drill, magnets, a hot glue gun, and succulents! Take your wine cork and drill down the center of it about half way (depending on how big/deep your succulent is). You may want to start with a skinny drill bit and then move up size wise bit by bit so you don't make the sides of the cork too thin. Once you have a hole, glue on the side of the cork that you don't want to show a magnet. Let dry. Now just put in your succulent plant, and you're done! This is so adorable, and I can't wait to try it out!

This adorable cat shirt diy is pretty self explanatory since the girl who made this shirt made these pictures so easy to follow. :) Want to try this out soon!

So this is a super easy and inexpensive way to make adorable heart cupcakes. Found this on google and did not yet try this out but I don’t see why it wouldn’t work. Instead of buying another pan, make regular cupcakes heart-shaped by sticking a marble in each holder in the pan next to the paper liners before pouring the batter into them! NOTE: make sure they are all glass marbles! Do not use plastic marbles, they could melt or maybe even cause a fire!!! Safety first. :) Hope this post helped!

This is not really a diy but more just a helpful tip. When having a picnic or sitting outside on a blanket, use an old shower curtain underneath your blanket so that way if the grass is wet or dirty, none of it will leak onto or through your blanket! Then you can just rinse the curtain of any dirt and that’s it! Easy clean up. Hope this post helped!

I made these turkey rice krispie treats (on left) for Thanksgiving in 2015 and they turned out so cute. Decided not to put them on sticks, like my original inspo picture did (on right), but they were still super cute. Making the rice krispies into balls was messy and sticky and got harder to do as it the krispies hardened, so if you make these I recommend you move quick or have a couple extra hands to help you. Also, the candy corn would slide down if not propped up, so I recommend, again, have some people help you and try sticking the tip of the candy corn into the rice krispie part, not just the chocolate. Just be careful as to not break them. To make these just follow the intructions for making regular rice krispie treats, then form them into balls and place them onto a cookie sheet or baking pan with wax paper. Melt chocolate (a crock pot will help with this step if you have one so you don’t have to keep re-microwaving the chocolate and risk burning it, but that method works too; just be careful) and dip krispies into it, leaving the side that’s flat from the pan clear of chocolate. Then place in candy pearls for eyes (mini white chocolate chips may work too) and candy corn for feathers and a beak. There always seems to be a ton of candy corn in the bag that’s messed up, weather it’s smaller or missing a strip of color, those could actually be used for the beaks and look really cute. For more details on this recipe, please look for turkey rice krispie treat online for the official thing. Hope you enjoyed this post!