DIY Floral headband

Hey guys! I've been extremely busy and I made this DIY a while back but never up loaded it. Lately I've been obsessing over mulberry paper roses because there are endless projects that you can make with these. Well anyways, since it's summer, you'll probably see a lot of floral crowns so this is my version. It's a nice way to make a outfit look chic and classy. I hope you enjoy!

Materials:

- Mulberry paper roses (I got mine from amazon)

- A plain headband

 STEPS:
1. Take your paper roses (there should be a wire end to it) and wrap the wire around the headband.
2. Keep doing this until you've reached the desired length of the roses.
Simple as that!

DIY: Spiked Barrett

Here's a quick DIY for ya. I love this DIY because it's a fast way to cute hair.It's extremely simple and chic.Enjoy!

Materials needed: 

-Hot glue gun or any type of glue that is durable 

-Spikes 

-Barrett 

STEPS:
1. Pre-place the spikes to see how you would like to have them.
2. Warm up the hot glue and start gluing them on.
Simple as that!

DIY iPhone case cover

Hello iPhone lovers! I'm definitely the type of person to hoard iPhone cases so this is perfect for me because I don't have to keep purchasing different cases just because of their color or pattern. It's like an addiction now, I find myself cutting more paper and replacing my cover everyday. I can have a cover for every outfit I wear for the rest of my life if I wanted to, but that's just crazy.Well anyways, I really hope you guys enjoyed this DIY and that ya'll have fun while doing it also! 

Materials needed: 

-Transparent iPhone case (you can find one on Amazon or eBay) 

-Scrapbook paper/any paper material 

-Scissors 

-X-acto knife (optional) 

-iPhone

-Pen or pencil

1. Take your iPhone and trace the outline of it on to your scrapbook paper. Like this:

2. Cut it out and test to see if it fits snug into your transparent case. If not, tweak it a little.
3. Then with the paper still in the case, flip the over so that the patterned paper faces you. You're then going to trace the camera hole and cut it out. For a cleaner hole opening, use an X-acto knife.

Then you're done! Well la, not hard at all. 

Another cool thing is that you can use photos too!