#1. Perfect for leftover pieces of pie!

#2. Fun handmade turkey.

#3. Lovely printable thank you cards.

I hope you all have the loveliest of thanksgivings!

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Lately I've been completely obsessed with natural products, home remedies, and really anything organic. Im that person that has tried everything and saw little or really no results. But since I've changed my face regimen its really improved my crappy skin. When it comes down to face masks this is my go to! Super easy and perfect for those still undergoing puberty (pimples). Seriously, when does it end? Also please, before you try this mask make sure that your skin isn't allergic to honey. 

Alright! Its time to get au-naturel. 

Supplies:

#1. Container for your mask

#2. One teaspoon of Nutmeg

#3. One teaspoon of Cinnamon

#4. Two tablespoon of Unfiltered/Raw honey

Things you should know:

- You can use the face mask 2-3 times a week.

-You get better results when applying on after a shower.

- Wear a shirt you don't care dirtying 

Step one: Pour honey into container

Step two: Add nutmeg and cinnamon

Step three: Stir  all of the ingredients until it has gone from chalky to gooey.

 I personally like using a chopstick for this step. I find that whenever I use a spoon

 I make a bigger mess.

Step four: You dont even have to wait! You can use it this second. Make sure that

 you apply the mask to a clean and patient face because you will be leaving this 

mask on for 30 minutes. I love applying this right before i shower. It saves me time

 having to wash it off over the sink, and then have to clean the sink.

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Im the type of person that likes to have everything with me, you know... just in case. But throwing everything into my purse isn't very practical, especially when I need it. Everything just gets lost in the mess and I end up having to jiggle my junk out (I hope that made somebody giggle). In other words, complete waste of time. So I decided to make an emergency kit for my personal belongings. 

In my kit I carry: 

1.Boscia blotting wipes, which is a quick fix to an oily face.

2. Burt's bee's Chapstick

3. NARS new lover lip pencil, to give me a nice reddish hue on the go.

4. Bliss hand cream, which smells absolutely lovely! 

5. A small drawstring bag which I carry my ahem things.. girly things. 

Which I must say is the reason I have an emergency kit to begin with.

6. Some gum, which is always a must.

7. Two hair ties for a quick bun.

8. A small pair of portable scissors. As weird as it is to carry these around, 

you will not regret it. Or at least I don't. I find myself needing scissors quite 

often when im not home.

Supplies:

#1. Two pieces of canvas cut the the size you'd like your kit to be.
 Remember to add 1/2 extra on each side (seam allowance)

#2. Pins to hold fabric in place

#3. One zipper that measures the size of your pouch.
 I made mine according to the size of the zipper.

#4. Red fabric paint

#5. Fabric pen. Totally optional, I use it because
it makes my life easier.

#6. scissors

Step one: Paint your red cross on your already cut piece of canvas.

 Now its time to play the waiting game. Continue onto step two when dry.

Step two: Pin the fabric down to the zipper and

 hand sew, or use the sewing machine. 

Step three: Place the two fabrics together and sew the sides and bottom.

 Make sure your pattern is sandwiched between the two fabrics. In other 

words the part you want to be outside should be inside when sewing.

Step four: Reverse your already sewed pouch

Step five: Stuff it with your belongings! 

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There are many things I enjoy in this world. Two of which are chocolate 

and pizza. So I thought I'd combine the two! Plus Im personally not a cake person.

 Don't get me wrong, they're beautiful I just prefer the taste of a warm cookie or brownie. 

Naturally (for me) this the perfect alternative & would be a blast to do with kids. This particular pie was for a birthday girl, whom was pleasantly surprised to see a huge cookie in a pizza box! Now if your thinking this is just too much chocolate, you can easily substitute the nutella for some strawberry/raspberry preserves. I actually kept fighting with myself on what to use for the "pizza sauce". I knew some sort of fruit preserve would look much more like a pizza, but my sweet tooth couldn't deny nutella. 

Supplies:

#1. Two packets of chocolate chip cookie dough

#2. Nutella

#3. Four mini packets of M&Ms 

#4. Shaved coconut

Step one: Let your two packets of cookie dough thaw, that you can easily 

form a ball with the dough.

Step two: Spread your cookie dough on a pizza pan (I added grease, but 

its not necessary). Don't forget to create a "crust" around the edges 

when kneading the dough. When your ready to place it in the oven make 

sure you follow the cookie dough instructions. When you remove the 

pizza from the oven let it cool for about 20 minutes or until the dough has cooled. 

Step three: Spread nutella in a circular motion. 

Make sure to leave an inch around without nutella.

Step four: Now is the time to make your pizza slices. If you wait till

the end the cookie will harden, making it impossible to cut the cookie

without breaking it.

Step five: Add your pepperoni (Chocolate M&Ms). I tried to make sure each slice had 

a mixture of colors and kept the doubles to a minimum.

Step six: Add the cheese (shredded coconut)! This was my favorite part. 

I loved spreading the cheese just like I would for a pizza.

Step seven: & now for the Pièce de résistance. 

             A pizza box for your pizza cookie!

Step eight: Deliver your pizza pie to a special friend! 

            Or have yourself a pizza night with a side of ice cream!

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Friday is here & I couldn't be happier! The weather is finally acting its age.

Here in L.A. we'll be having a whole weekend of rain & that gets me all warm and fuzzy.

Which is why Im sharing my pink fuzzy nails today. These are my go to for a quick, fun, and 

easy manicure. You really hardly need anything for these pups! But I just want to warn

 you, they tend to get dirty pretty easily so beware. Sadly that means finger foods are a no no. 

Other than that, they are a blast to have and are totally unique!

Supplies:

#1. Pink velvet fuzz (crushed velvet)

You could either order it, or find it at Joann.

#2. Essie A Crewed Interest or a soft pink

#3. Tweezers

Step one: First things first, apply one coat of nail polish. Whats great
about this step is you can be as sloppy as you want since the
 pink fuzz will cover most of your errors!

Step two: This is were you'll work fast. Apply your second coat of nail polish.

Then with the tweezers apply the pink fuzz on top of the wet polish. Once

 your little pink fuzz of a mountain is sitting on top, your going to squash it 

down with your finger. Making sure you cover your whole nail.

Step three:  Once you finish, there will be alot of fuzz left over on your fingers.
To fix that your simply just going to blow it off till its nice and clean! Each and everyone of them.

& There you have it, a hand full of pink fuzzy nails!

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#1. Lovely printable chocolate wrappers

#2. A fantastic and totally acceptable way to play with your food 

#3. Super thankful for this printable

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I dont know about you, but I've always had a love for school supplies. Doesnt matter the time of the year, a new notebook or set of new inky pens just makes me the happiest. But what to do with those old left over notebooks? The old ones that have lost its shine. Well, make them brand new again!

supplies:

#1. Old composition notebook

#2. Fabric. This is the perfect time to use any
left overs you have laying around

#3. Scissors

#4. Spray glue

Step one: Trim the side of the fabric you are going to use.

Step two: This is were things get messy. Spray the notebook with spray glue
but make sure you don't get it on the black portion of your notebook (black tape).
In other words only spray the pattern of the notebook.

Step three: Your going to want to work fast. Start by making sure the fabric is aligned
with the border of the notebook (black tape that holds it together). Then smooth out
the rest of the notebook, making sure all the wrinkles are pressed out.

Step four: Now that the fabric is attached to the notebook, its time to cut off the
fabric. What you need to do here is trace along the sides of the notebook.

Step five: Do the same to the other side. Wait for it to dry, and voila
you've got yourself a brand new notebook!

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Goodbye October. Thanks for being so darn good to me.

Here are some photos from my Instagram this month.

take a peek maybe we can be friends?

Halloween costume #1. KISS' star child

Halloween costume #2. Trent & Daria

Swinging carousel

Street adventures with the boy

Skating with the boy

That moment when your shirt is the same color as everything behind you

Borris my pup


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This Halloween I didnt have enough time to do any pumpkin carving.  So instead the boyfriend bought me some flowers and I decided to turn my pumpkin into a vase. I can not believe how easy it was.

#1. Pick a perfectly balanced pumpkin that sits still.
#2. Cut out a decent round hole on top of the pumpkin & remove the innards.
#3. Add some water, then your flowers! 

The best thing about this project is that it can last all autumn long!

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