* unique marshmallow sticks *

It's getting really cold here in South Carolina so go ahead and take those marshmallows, graham crackers, pretty blankets out and let's have an awesome campfire with your friends and family.

I love to make a big deal out of everything so I thought I could make a few pretty "marshmallow sticks" for our next campfire-y night. 

You'll need: 
*sticks 
*knife
*paint ( color of your choice )
*glitter 
*yarn /twine
*paintbrush 

 1. Use your knife. Try to "shave" your stick. ( just like in the old days when we didn't have pencil sharpeners :) )

2. Paint some easy patterns on the bottom half of your stick. 

   3. If you want some glitter, do not wait for the paint to dry, go ahead and poor some on it! 

4. You can even personalize them, by painting names on them.

5. Don't be shy! Use that glitter! :)

Ta da!!

Turn your phones off and spend some time with your family and friends! Make something special and enjoy some s'mores!

I hope you had/having a lovely week! 

Be yourself, be happy, be creative,

Kitti 

* You can do it *

1.  2.  3.  4.  

Valentine's Day is really hard if you are in a long distance relationship. It's important to make your loved one happy. That's what my husband did. He painted me a super cute clothespin, just like the one on my inspiration board. (4.) It was one of the sweetest things he made me during our long distance stage. 

So when I started to plan our Hungarian wedding, I looked at that little clothespin, and decided to make our wedding favors just like the one HE made me. 

They are cheap and easy to make, and I think they are amazing gifts cause everyone will know that you made each and every one of them.  

Here is how I managed to make them by hand for all of the guests for our wedding. 

P.S.: If you have an insane amount of guests you might need some help from your friends and family to make them :) 

For my wedding I painted the back like a rainbow, and on the sides, I put our names and the date. I think everyone loved them, and I hope I could help you with this little project. 

Be yourself, be happy, be creative, 

Kitti 

* You can do it *

* plane seating cards *

 1. black 2. brown 3. letter 4. pink 

Here is my first one of the * You can do it * series.

Today I am going to show you how to make easy little paper planes on a budget. They are so easy to make, and you can use them so many different ways.

Let’s get working!

Check out my wedding pictures and maybe you’ll find some inspiration  for what to use these little planes for. 

I would love to see how creative you are, leave a comment with your lovely pictures. 

Thank you for stopping by!

Be yourself, be happy, be creative, 

Kitti