random cute stuff i find while wasting my time online, lots of diy/décor inspiration and the occasional zombie-related post.
-nana
Christopher Lee’s Star Wars prints
Click through to seem them bigger. The details are good.
Free DIY Bookplates. Many different artists, sizes, genre, color, black and white etc… There is something for everyone. This is a great gift given with an acid free glue stick, or print them on sticker paper (although they are easier to remove - I think - using a glue stick). Found at My Home Library here. *Note: I’d print these on cardstock or heavier paper than just copier paper.
(from truebluemeandyou)
These bottle labels are absolutely cute! Presenting beverages in pretty ways like this is a perfect solution for picnic/outdoor parties, don’t you all think? Head to the 100 Layer Cake to learn how to make them.
Making your own bottle labels - a diy tutorial.
(via Guest Blogger: Mika 78, DIY Soda Pop Escort Cards | DIY Wedding, Guest Blogger | 100 Layer Cake)
(via tutorializer)
Will We Have Rainbows, Day After Day? | Making It Lovely
This is one of my favourite songs, so I will definitely be printing this out and hanging it up! Such gorgeous colours and well set out, it’s hard to come across free pretty art like this.
earlier, i posted about this printable invitations. now, it’s time for some other party printable goodness! among the freebies, candy bar wrappers, cupcake toppers and, of course, favour boxes!
(via poppytalk: 25 Free Amazing Party Printables!)
(Source: blogs.babble.com)
these back to school printable stickers are a bit late, sure, but they’re so cute i couldn’t resist posting them here. besides, i still need labels for my korean books.
(via We Love to Illustrate: {FREE} Back To School Printables)
with so many free printable invitations floating around the web, there’s really no excuse to stick to boring ones or to, even worse, e-mails! i mean, some occasions are special enough to warrant a little bit of effort, right? ;)
anyway, the two invitations with chevron stripes are my favourite ones. they’re just super adorable!
(via poppytalk: 16 Free Printable Party Invitations!)
(Source: blogs.babble.com)
i love the idea of having a photobooth in a party, especially because of all the fun props that usually come with it. maybe for my next birthday… i’ll be 30, after all, and this is an age that demands some kind of celebration!
(via Make Your Own Fun Photobooth Props @Craftzine.com blog)
(Source: ohhappyday.com)
Free Printable: Birthday Calendar | The Pretty Blog
As part of my ‘Get Organised’ revolution, I’m determined to remember everyone’s birthday this year. Well, what’s left of this year. This is such a gorgeous freebie, a nice way to have both a pretty art on your wall and keep organised!
as amazing as this smithsonian ads are, they’re fake. =( the idea and execution is quite amazing, though.
you can check the whole story about why they were created here and even download the high-res images to print and hang wherever you want to.
(via silentmoviefoolery)
fourth of july handheld fans. not really mandatory to restrict their use to this date, of course. ;)
DIY adoooro, NUNCA faço! Vou só colecionando os tutoriais….tsc tsc tsc coisa feia, né? Amei esse porque tem como imprimir, quem sabe até o verão tomo vergona na cara…
create you own planner (almost) from scratch! check the pdf files and the tutorial by clicking below!
DIY Planner post over on ze blog!
Check it out here.
diy journal to jot down post ideas. the page templates are really cute!
(via my girl thursday: download & print: blog post brainstorming)
how can we not love this pretty little paper camper that doubles as a calendar? and the june one was a whale! cuteness overload!
(via DIY Papercraft Camping Scene Calendar @Craftzine.com blog)
(Source: curiositygroup.com)
this is a sort of 2-part project. in this post, kristin (from craftleftovers) explains how she came up with the idea of creating her own filofax planner and shows everybody the process of “constructing” it. after that, she posted a few printable pages that she designed according to her own needs (they are, though, really useful for everybody!). and she even points you to the printables that got her going in the first place!
(via DIY FiloFax Planner |)
The Placemats Print | The Frufru
These prints have me totally inspired! For some reason, it’s almost impossible to find nice tablecloths. Does anyone else find this? It’s like the only ones you’d actually want to put on your table are ridiculously priced - not something I’d want someone to get food on accidentally! So what I’m thinking is printing these onto some transfer paper (ugh, transfer paper) and then ‘setting out’ the pieces on the table! How cool is that! An already made table with gorgeous vintage pieces. I might check out the old Google images to try and find some pretty vintage plates to go on the ‘table’ too. OK, I’m def. going to do this. Pictures to come! (and maybe even a DIY tutorial!?)
(Source: scissorsandthread)
