Christmas stocking have always been one of my favorite parts of Christmas. Its always so exciting to see whats inside. This Christmas Stocking DIY is a fun and simple way to create personalized festive stockings.

• Coffee Sacks or burlap fabric


• Satin lining fabric


• Scissors


• Pins


• Sewing machine


• Needle and thread


• Faux fur, velvet or rhinestone brooches for embellishing


• Large sheet of paper to make stocking pattern

Who knew that a bottle would serve as a perfect decoration? Well, let's get hands on work because you just need an empty bottle, a drill, safety glasses and gloves, 1/2″ glass drill bit, masking tape and short strand of Christmas lights (with a plug only on one end).

1. Wash and remove all stickers from the bottle (if desired).


2. Place a piece of tape on the area you want to drill, so the drill bit will remain more stable.


3. Put on gloves and glasses and start drilling. Do not make a lot of pressure to not break the glass. Be patient because it takes a little bit!


4. Wash the bottle and let dry.


5. Gradually introduce the Christmas lights through the hole ... and ready to decorate and surprise!

Christmas holidays are getting closer, the relevance of home decorations, Christmas tree and wrapping gifts for the holiday all of the above, so I suggest you on your merry master class in picturesMaterials:  

rolls of tons of paper, decorative tape, PVA glue, optional - candy, decorative paper

A perfect accessory for the home, and in addition it is also very easy. If you have imagination you can make any shape you want for this picture. The materials you need are as readily available, so put on your job. Enjoy!

I had this whole spiel ready about how real men do, in fact, eat quiche, as demonstrated by Ben who housed nearly a dozen Mini Ham & Cheese Quinoa Cups that resemble wee baby quiche for dinner, but then I remembered that quiche have crust and Mini Ham & Cheese Quinoa Cups do not, so in reality they’re more like mini frittatas and well, all was tragically lost.Ingredients:
2 cups cooked quinoa (about 3/4 cup uncooked)
2 eggs
2 egg whites
1 cup zucchini, shredded
1 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese
1/2 cup diced ham
1/4 cup parsley, chopped
2 Tablespoons parmesan cheese
2 green onions, sliced
salt & pepper

That sounds like a great gift idea! I’m thinking about making soap for friends and family for Christmas !! I want to share this wonderful tutorial for making your own herbal soap that is so simple and safe .

I have just started testing out different recipes to make my own skin/hair products and I was hoping to find the perfect combination so I could make something for my mom for Christmas. This looks perfect and so pretty!

I love creamy body butters. Living in a climate that gets quite cold and dry in the winter, they are a must in my house. But two things have always bothered me. They can be quite expensive and also, full of ingredients that are less than desirable for your skin and health. 

• 1 cup organic raw shea butter


• 1/2 cup coconut oil


• 1/2 cup almond oil

I really hope you enjoyed this take on the Eddie Borgo necklace! Give it a try and use it to accessorize any outfit during the holidays. Stay up to date on my next DIY plans throug hFacebook or checkout more of my inspirations on Pinterest. Until next time, get your creative fix & stay HIGH on DIY!

• Gold Metal Sheet/Roll [15 x 15 cm]


• Gold Chain [23 cm piece (2), 19 cm piece (1), 15 cm (1) & 12 cm piece (1)]


• Template divided into sections A, B, C & D.


• 4 Small Jump-Rings & a Clasp


• X-acto Knife/Scissors


• Jewelry Plier

 

In this picture are the most practical idea to wear a sari, a very good idea for girls who love this accessory. Have fun!

An appetizer or snack is perfect in both cases. Preparation is very easy to make, and very healthy. Vegetarians certainly will adore.Ingredients:
4 flour tortillas (whatever size you want)
4oz 1/3 less fat Garden Vegetable cream cheese, softened
1 small eggplant, cut into 1/2″ slices
1 yellow squash, cut into 1/2″ strips on the diagonal
2 ears sweet corn
olive oil
grill seasoning
2 Roma tomatoes, thinly sliced
1 small cucumber, thinly sliced