[DIY] Sharpie Mug

If you love drawing or doodling then I know a fun project that will showcase your works of art onto the coffee table. This project is also a great way to jazz up plain old ceramic ware that has been lying around in your cupboard for years. It's super easy and only takes 30 minutes to make!

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What you'll need:

• Ceramic Mug/Teacup
• Pencil
• Sharpie
• Oven

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Directions:

1. On the surface of the mug, practice your design outline using a pencil and then with a sharpie.

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2. Pop them in the oven for 30 minutes at 350 degrees.

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3. Allow to cool completely before washing or using.

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You can also use different-colored sharpies and draw a super cool aztec pattern.

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This also makes a great gift idea for your family and friends who love coffee or tea. It's handmade and heartfelt.

Kstylick Editor: Paige

[DIY] Necklace Holder

Women have so much to organize! Ever have that dreaded jewelry box situation? You know, the kind when everything is all tangled up and then later on you rediscover necklaces you already forgot you had? Fear not, for I have stumbled upon this great DIY project that'll help solve those problems in a beautifully decorative way.

Materials:

• Flat board
• Assorted door knobs
• Saw-tooth hangers
• Hand drill

Directions:

1. First off, you need a flat board to attach the door knobs onto. This can be barn wood or driftwood, its edges need not be even or just buy a piece from a home improvement store and distress it a bit, you can even have it painted. You can collect an eclectic mix of new or old door knobs from antique shops or flea markets.

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2. Measure the spaces where you want the door knobs, mark them with a pen and then drill the holes for the knobs using a hand drill.

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3. Screw the door knobs onto the board via the already drilled holes then attach saw-tooth hangers at the back.

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4. Hang onto a wall and fill the knobs with your necklaces or even scarves. And voila!

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It's simple, ecological, virtually costs nothing and would instantly decorate your room interiors.

Kstylick Editor: Paige

[Miamasvin] Paisley Two Piece Bikini with Lace Ruffle

Paisley Two Piece Bikini with Lace Ruffle by Miamasvin

Get ready for summer holidays with this super flattering paisley print bikini. Bikini top features a self tie halter neck and back closure plus removable bra pads. Fully lined bikini with cute ruffled lace on top and bottom accented by allover paisley print on fabric. Pair this bikini with a tote bag and quirky round frame sunglasses.

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[DIY] Workout Tank Top

You can wear this casual racerback to your workout and then dress it up with a lacy bandeau when you meet your friends for a bite to eat afterwards. Turn your basic into a chic little number and go hit the gym like you own it!

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DIY Workout Tank Top

Makes 1 sexy little tank

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Ingredients:

1 old T-shirt

1 pair of scissors

20 minutes

1. Start with a pre-washed T-shirt. Any old shirt will do! The bigger the better.

2. Cut away the ribbed neckline and bottom hem. For the sleeves, cut downwards starting from the shoulder, determining how thick you want your straps. Cut straight down and then begin to curve down below the armpit seam.

3. Determine how low you want your front neckline, and cut away.

4. Flip the shirt over and make a narrow racerback, curving inward from the armpits.  Then cut a deep “V” shape from the top neckline.

5. Using the excess bottom hemline, stretch it out until it becomes one long string of fabric. Knot the string a couple of inches above the bottom of the “V” shape.

6. Wrap the string all the way down around the center of the racerback, and back up to meet the other ends. Knot the ends together tightly. Trim the loose ends.

7. To give your tank a high-low look, lay your shirt sideways, flattening it out evenly. Starting a few inches up at the front of your shirt, start cutting diagonally until you reach the back.

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Throw it on with some cute yogis, grab your water, and hit the gym!

Kstylick Editor: Paige