DIY Yarn covered bottles

This is super quick and easy and you probably don't actually need a tutorial, so I'll just post the pictures and if you're dumb and confused just ask and I'll clarify. I got lucky and had these bottle laying around so all I had to buy was glue and yarn/twine and flowers for the inside.

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DIY felt flower on chevron canvas tutorial

As promised, I have some fun craft tutorials! I found a version of this on Pinterest that was for sale with no tutorial so I decided to do it myself.

 Materials:

• 8-10 sheets of felt
• Canvas size of your choice
• Painters tape
• Spray paint
• Hot glue and glue gun
• Ruler
• Pencil
• Some sort of bead for the center

DIY toilet paper roll wall art

You've seen it before, now you can make it yourself:

Toilet Paper Roll Wall Art

I'm sorry, did you just suggest that I hang toilet paper rolls on my wall? I may be poor but I don't want to show it in my decorating. Before you turn it down, do your toilet paper rolls look like this?

'No they don't,' you might say, but what you should be saying is, 'Not yet.'

Several months back I made the flower hanging in the first picture and then I saved up a ridiculous amount of toilet paper and paper towel rolls and decided to make something for the holidays. So yes this tutorial is a tad late, but pin it for next year if you want to make that cute Christmas tree you see above! And in five easy steps no less.

Step 1: Save some Toilet Paper/Paper towel rolls

I had a lot to work with and I didn't even use all of them

Step 2: Fold and Cut

Simply fold the roll in half

And try to cut into 5 evenly sized pieces. 

You can measure it if you want, but it seemed like too much work for me.

Step 3: Design

Play around with different designs until you find something that you like. It's super versatile so you can make it as big or small or in any shape that suits your needs.

For the holidays, I came up with a cute little Christmas tree.

Step 4: Glue and clip to dry

Any craft glue will work, but I like how well the wood glue adheres and how quickly it dries.

For the record, this is way to much glue. You only need a little dot. It spread once you push the two pieces together. It's helpful to make your design first and then just glue pieces a little at a time so you don't forget how you designed it.

Since it would really suck to hold something together and wait for it to dry, I use clothes pins and bobby pins. They're the perfect size that they can fit around each other to glue pieces that are close together.   

For the Christmas tree I glued each individual branch and then glued them all together.

Step 5: Paint

I chose the cheapest spray paint possible since the goal of this project was to spend time not money.  But if you're doing your design in black I would recommend a metallic spray paint.

And Viola! You just made a toilet paper roll wall hanging, Congratulations! Now hang it up so you can sit and admire it.

Monster Hand- The husband back scratching aid

If you're anything like me, you enjoy getting your back scratched. My husband loves it too! And lucky for him he has a wife with long nails who sometimes likes to get acrylics. Nothing is better for a back scratch than acrylic nails. Unlucky for me my husband does not have long nails and does not like to get acrylics. Therefore, his stubby little nails are not the best for back scratches. SO, I came up with this little beauty. It's the perfect way for a wife to get 'acrylic nail' scale back scratches, without having a husband who is a little more feminine than you would prefer.

I got a pair of exfoliating gloves for like$6 at Target and a pack of acrylic nails that came with nail glue for about $5. I used one glove to make a back scratcher and kept the other to use in the shower.

Want to make your own monster hand? Have at it:

So why the name monster hand?? Because I just happened to buy a green glove and with nails it looked like a monster hand.

Go ahead, make a trip to the store and get ready for a life time full of back scratches you've always wanted!