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A good nights work.

If I was a good blogger and if I wanted to be famous one day I would put a hyperlink to each of these cute crafty things I have been working on. Thankfully, I don't want to be famous and I know I'm not a good blogger so I'm going to save myself a lot of time and skip over hyperlink-ing. Some I found from Pinterest, others I found lodged deep inside of my brain. Here they are...

This idea I found on Pinterest. I already had the sticks and scrapbook paper is my best friend. Simple project. I'm going to fill the mason jar with candy hearts but I haven't made it to the store yet. 


This came from my brain and I am super excited of how cute it turned out. I surprise myself sometimes. 


Free printable I found on Pinterest and a frame I already had. I found the printable first and then decorated the rest of the apartment accordingly with the same colors. 


There is nothing cuter than baby clothespins. Sadly you can't see them in this picture but I love them. I had my roommate help me cut out hearts. Our entertainment center needed some attention. 


I saved my favorite for last. Melman my giraffe statue got a bow tie and a tag for some kisses. 

Simple decorations that added a lot to our apartment. I am excited for how they turned out! 

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