DIY Whiteboard Picture Frame

Go from this: 

To this: 

All you need is a picture frame, either scrapbook paper, fabric, or magazines. I bought my picture frame from goodwill. Make sure there is glass inside because that will become the whiteboard surface. Take the back off the picture frame. Trace the back on a piece of paper or fabric. I took a plain white piece of paper and ripped up fun magazine pictures to create a decoupage. You then insert your paper or fabric between the glass and back of the frame. BAM! Write on it with whiteboard markers and you have a super cute and easy DIY! Get creative! Use fun paper, lace, glitter, an old t-shirt for a larger frame. Decorate the outside of the frame! Do whatever your heart desires! Have fun personalizing your whiteboard! I

I used some burlap fabric for this one and love how easy and fun this was! It also makes a great gift! 

Stay You. 

Xoxo

DIY Screen Print T-Shirt

I got the inspiration to do this from YouTube. I LOVE YouTube!! Actually I'm OBSSESED. 😋 

So I was watching Mylifeaseva (love her!) and learned how to use transfer paper to print images off your computer and iron them onto a t-shirt. She made a super cute pineapple crop top. I wanted to make something really awesome but didn't know what to do. Then I was watching YouTuber Tyler Oakley and it hit me. I wanted to create one of his t-shirts. He sells apparel on district lines which is a company that specializes in YouTuber merchandise created by the youtubers themselves as well as other fun pop culture and geeky things for all the fangirls out there. So anyways, one of Tyler's shirts says "I can't stop watching youtubers" the o in the stop is a YouTube play button. This is seriously such a true statement! ☺️ 

So here is what you need: 

A t-shirt

Iron on transfer paper make sure you buy either paper for a light shirt or dark shirt depending on your t-shirt choice

A printer 

An iron 

Scissors

A board

And glitter fabric glue is optional

Find an image you'd like to have on your shirt and print it out on regular paper first. The best is to google png for example google search pineapple png so that way the excess surrounding the image is transparent instead of being just white. If you plan to print words, you need to either flip the picture horizontally or mirror the image to make sure the words are backwards to insure that when you iron on the shirt they show up the correct way. 

Then once you know exactly how you want the picture to be go ahead and follow the instructions to print and iron on the transfer. 

My instructions told me to iron on a flat wooden board not an ironing board so I placed the board on top of the ironing board and a pillowcase on top of that with my shirt on top of the pillowcase. Then ironed on the transfer.

I waited for my transfer to cool and settle. Then I got out my gold glitter fabric paint and dazzled the design a little bit. 

I added the gold to the outline and to the YouTube play button in stop. I waited for it to dry overnight and was all set to wear my new creation! I was very pleased with how it turned out. 

You can't see the shirt detail in this picture but I really love the lighting effect of this picture😏 

Outfit: 

Shirt: DIY 

Skirt: Black circle skirt|| thrifted

Shoes: Gold sparkly TOMS 

Accessories: DIY flower crown I made

If you want to see more DIY let me know! I hope you enjoyed this! Show me your creations! Leave a comment below telling me what you think! Hope this gave you some diyspiration!😊 

Stay You. 

Xoxo

San Fran

I took a trip to California to visit some family. We ended up in San Francisco and of course I had to get a picture by the beautiful Golden Gate Bridge. Here's my outfit:

Top: White flowy top with gold studs along the collar from Forever 21

Vest: Same Thrifted jean vest I wore on the fourth 

Belt: Turquoise skinny belt from Forever 21

Pants: Revamped thrifted high-waisted "hammer pants" (I added elastic to the bottom of some big flowy pants I found at the Salvation Army) 

Shoes: Mint green vans from Zumiez

Hat: It is hard to see in this picture but it is a black and red cheetah print cap that I wore backwards from Rue 21

This outfit was a very relaxed look but still fresh. The pants are the most comfy things I have ever worn (besides my pajamas) and they still looked cute. I mixed several colors and prints but the solid white and the black of the pants balances it out. 

Let me know what you guys think! :) 

Stay You. 

Happy Fourth of July

Top: Thrifted
Vest: Cut the sleeves off a thrifted jean jacket
Pants: Thrifted black skinny jeans
Shoes: Sparkly silver Sperry Top-Siders

This Fourth I stayed cool working in a local shaved ice stand.

My beautiful patriotic creation