My type of Sunday

jumper - tkmaxx, mod box rail

shorts - vintage levi's

boots - tesco f+f

headband - d.i.y

Ha, such cheesy smiles I have put on for these photos! Maybe because it was my dad actually taking the photos at the time, and me giggling at my mum judging him and showing him the ropes, since she is my personal outfit photographer! Awh, I love my parents, such a sloppy bugger I am, but I adore them!

This outfit, I actually wore on Sunday - the day of rest! I didn't get up to much so I didn't put on a too 'dressy' outfit! But I love this combo - the jumper is just so warm, soft and fluffy, it is literally perfect for winter, and I just love the little sequinned collar! Paired with my trusty Levi's, oh how I love them! They just go with everything and anything, when I'm in doubt with my outfit, I always slip on my Levi's..

Hope your week is going good, I know we are all keeping busy 

with College/School/Uni!

D.I.Y Floral Headbands!

Well, today I have been really productive! I have been Tie-dying, Dip-dying, Studding, Cutting, and making these gorgeous Headbands! I've been wanting to buy a Floral Headband for ages now, but never could splurge because of the prices they sell at! So I decided to make my own, and give a little step-by-step guided for you lovely readers, if you're feeling inspirational :)

Step no.1 - Buy some Flowers with bendable stems

I got these Cream ones with Green leaves from Dunelm for £1.99

These were also from Dunelm at £1.99

This bunch was from The range at £1.79, but did not 

have many other colours, just white!

Step no.2 - Buy some Headbands that will fit you well

I got these from Home Bargains at 39p each

Step no.3 - Understand the style of Headband you are making,

then start to wrap the bendable stem around the headband,

try to get it as tightly wrapped as you can!

Hopefully it should look a bit like this, stuck out from

your headband!

Step no.4 - Keep adding flowers around the headband,

still trying to keep the stem tightly wrapped on

Step no.5 - Finish it off by either gluing a bit of the stems 

together, or even just leaving it as it is!

Your final piece should look a bit like this!

My first attempt to my headband!

My second attempt to making a headband!

  I am seriously pleased with my D.I.Y Floral Headbands, I think they are gorgeous! AND, it only cost me £6.55 in total to make TWO Floral Headbands, and I still have some flowers left over! I also really enjoyed making them, and I even want to some more! You lovely readers, will deffo be seeing me in a lot of my outfit posts, as they are such an easy and cheap way to instantly glam up an outfit! I hope I have inspired you all to go and make your own, if you do, I would love to see all your designs! :)

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