Ahh, Pinterest! I am addicted! I love scrolling through the pages and pages of ideas! I have found some amazing recipes, cute home improvement/organization ideas, and of course, countless craft projects!
If you have not browsed Pinterest yet, do it! But beware: it's slightly addicting. You can use Pinterest in 2 different ways: You can just browse the Pinterest home page for ideas then re-pin them on one of your 'pin-boards'. The second way you could use it is to pin items from websites so you can go back to them later. Because the best part about Pinterest is that every picture links back to the original page that it came from! So a photo of a delicious dessert will likely link to the blog it came from with the recipe on it so you can make it yourself!
I have made some crafts that are Pinterest-inspired and I'd like to share them with you!
If you have not browsed Pinterest yet, do it! But beware: it's slightly addicting. You can use Pinterest in 2 different ways: You can just browse the Pinterest home page for ideas then re-pin them on one of your 'pin-boards'. The second way you could use it is to pin items from websites so you can go back to them later. Because the best part about Pinterest is that every picture links back to the original page that it came from! So a photo of a delicious dessert will likely link to the blog it came from with the recipe on it so you can make it yourself!
I have made some crafts that are Pinterest-inspired and I'd like to share them with you!
Top Row: Melted crayon canvas (oddly therapeutic to melt all those crayons!), cake-pan craft supply organizer, and celery prints.
Bottom Row: Color-tinted glue candlesticks, heart-shaped crayons, and duct-tape baggie artwork display.
See? I told you there were a lot of neat ideas! If you'd like to know anything more about these project, leave a comment or go check out my boards on Pinterest! The original pins that inspired these projects are all there! IF you are on Pinterest, please link up your boards and I will follow you!
Bottom Row: Color-tinted glue candlesticks, heart-shaped crayons, and duct-tape baggie artwork display.
See? I told you there were a lot of neat ideas! If you'd like to know anything more about these project, leave a comment or go check out my boards on Pinterest! The original pins that inspired these projects are all there! IF you are on Pinterest, please link up your boards and I will follow you!
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