Sew Cute

Valentine's day is a great excuse to do DIY projects. Whether you are hosting a girls night in, creating a gift for your Valentine, or you just want a snack these are my top Valentine's Day DIYs that you must try out! 

 

Food | You can't go wrong with a great Valentine's day treat. Here are two options that are super easy! The first one is to create Oreo sprinkle pops. I suggest covering your Oreos in chocolate then dipping them into your choice of sprinkles. These will make a great little treat to give to friends or to enjoy yourself! Also, strawberries are a great option for Valentine's day. Follow the steps in the picture to create adorable heart strawberry treats!

 

Gifts | These are two great simple gifts to give your Valentine. Create a coupon customized to your sweetheart. Include things like taking them to dinner at their favorite restaurant or having a movie night in. Another great and easy gift to make is a no-sew pillow. I used to make these all the time for gifts! This heart shaped one is adorable. This would make a great gift for a friend or your Valentine. 

Decor | This Banner DIY is beyond adorable! Creating a burlap and painted banner is a perfect way to spice up your house, dorm room, or apartment. To make the banner more subtle use colors other then red or pink. 

What are your favorite DIY projects? Leave links in the comments I would love to see them! 

XOXO 

Miranda 

I'm loving experimenting with hair this holiday season. It is a nice way to mix up your hair look and make it a little more special. Here are some of my favorite ideas where you can get some inspiration for your hair. 

Create a messy fishtail like this one with pulling on your braid to make it more loose and messy. This will add a lot of texture to your look. Not to mention it could save you from a bad hair day! 

A twist on a pony tail you could try! 

A fun braided bun style. 

Pinterest Hair- Topsy Tail

Everyone loves trying out a new hairstyle, well maybe not everyone. But, this is a super easy do that will spice up a normal pony tail. 

To achieve this look you simple start with sectioning off a half up pony tail on the top of your head. Then you flip the pony tail in to create the loop effect. You continue to do this two more times. Then on the bottom you have your pony tail. 

Here is how I re-created the look. It is super easy and makes your pony tail look super complicated when it really wasn't. Also, it is a great do for when your hair is too full of static!