{The mess we made during the workshop}

I gave my sister photography class today and told her how to control all the settings, how to focus and all that. I've been quite lazy through out this week. Today I woke up at 4 pm and I know it's ridiculous but I slept at 7am. I went to my favorite corner (it's extremely hot) in the house with my sister and Snap Snap!

{Gone crazy with the knotted belt trend, so pretty!}

I believe inspiration is everywhere but you should have that great sense of observing things so to make things a wee bit easy for you guys I decided to pile up a few websites that I totally am in love with when it comes to collecting some freshly picked inspiration.


Pinterest: First up is Pinterest and honestly I find it the best inspiration spot. Of course I don't cheat other bloggers' ideas but it acts like outline for me to determine what's in trend, what's happening out there in the blogging world, it gives me an idea to come-up with something that people are already interested in. Especially the boards are great, I find them awesome for organizing my inspirations. I can make as many borad as I want and I can easily classify things into categories.




Etsy: Etsy is second on my list, well actually I love Etsy and Pinterest equally. I think Etsy is really nice for inspiration, since it's like one of the greatest e-commerce websites it has products lying in all the categories, lifestyle, fashion, beauty, its all in one place and many of the things are homemade. I use Etsy specially because I can give D.I.Y's of the things that are there for so much money. Like the previous post. I had that all lying around and technically I didn't even spent a single penny on it.




Bloglovin': Bloglovin' is my love. I can taste what other bloggers are up to. Take away bits of inspirations from everything, season it with my creativity and serve it to you.




Independant Fashion Bloggers: IFB is a great spot for collecting some inspiration. I can see what other fashion bloggers are upto, I can see all that's happening out there in the fashion world so that I can express the same things with my point of view on my blog. IFB is not like over the top for me, I find Etsy and Pinterest more convenient because everything is in one place. But still it is a lovely spot to get inspiration, especially who are in the fashion sector because people are talking there about fashion all the time.


Indulgy: Indulgy is my newly discovered love. It's almost, well completely like Pinterest. Sometimes I just get a little bit bored with Pinterest, so Indulgy is a good alternative. And you get a little bit more variety at the same time.

I talked about these websites because they make thinking about new ideas a little bit easier. Your blog is a great outlet to express yourself, be original, if everything will be cheated or copied, people might get bored. Be original and only that can lead you to a success. Hope you enjoyed, xo- Seemal.Follow my blog with Bloglovin

Who doesn't like bows and there are in trend these days so why not wear them as much as we can. I was surfing through Etsy (one of my inspiration spots) the other day and guess what, I saw a bow necklace for $11.95. It was very pretty, the bow was handmade with a nice vintage patterned cloth and the chain was a rustic antique chain. I knew that I could make it under $1, well apparently it costed me absolutely nothing. I grabbed a couple neon colored fabrics and an old chain from a necklace.

You can spice up anything with simple tricks and when I incorporate braids into my hairstyles, I always get compliments. I don't have a whole lot of time to get ready for school but sometimes I get bored with the plain old ponytail so I snake braid a strand of my hair and voila, you've got a lovely hairstyle!


STEP 1-2: Take a small strand of of hair and divide it into three equal sections. I take 3/4 of an inch. Your section should not be too small as the curves will be so small that they will be unnoticeable. Now braid it.


STEP 3-4: Once you've done braid take the left and the right section and hold them tightly together, hold the middle section with the other hand.


Pull the middle strand and push the left and the right strand upwards.


STEP 5: You'll get a very tight curved structure. Loosen up the curves to form a curvy snake braid and tightly tie it with an elastic band. Don't loosen the curves so much that you end up with a regular braid instead.

I love this braid and I love wearing it with a messy bun or my hair down. Do try this braid and people will surely comment on it.

Yes it happens to all of us, you open your cupboard and the very next moment you are stuck in a mound of scarves. So to get rid of all the mess, today I'll tell you how to organize your scarves.

SUPPLIES:
Hangers
Shower Curtain Hooks

1. Get a hanger and tuck in your shower curtain hook. It's completely optional, you can do step 2 before step 1.


Tuck in all of them and you'll get something like this.


2. Now pull all the scarves through the hooks. As I mentioned before, you can do step 2 before step 1.


3. Now close the opening. I don't like closing it too hard as I fear they won't get off the hanger in case I need them.

4. Balance the side of your scarves and the distance between the hooks, if there will be a lot of weight on one side the hangers will tilt to that side.


5. Hang them in your wardrobe and get rid of the mess. If your scarves are slipping through the hooks, just tie a knot and it'll prevent slipping.

Well you are done! I love this little trick to keep my wardrobe clean and organized. If you have less hooks and more scarves you can surely hang more on one hook. But don't forget to tie them or they'll get over each other.


You can even display them like this on your shop or your exhibition, the scarves won't slip and be in place.

{One of my favourite bags}

{ A chiffon scarf for summers}

{A hint of vintage can make anything perfect!}

{Same thing in a different way}

{Broke the black ones so mom got me another pair of these}

It's been quite a while since I've posted anythings and there was a reason behind it. This week was not a good one. I had a seriously bad swollen eye, a really bad one and yesterday I burnt three of my fingers with hot glue and my thumb is really looking gross and I'm finding real difficulty to type. Ah well I had to post so I decided to make a scrapbook art.

SUPPLIES:
Bold Markers
Scale
Card Stock
Water
Clothing Iron
Coffee

STEP 1: The first step is to choose the size of the paper. What I suggest is to start with a paper four time double the size of an A4 Sheet vertically and horizontally. So when I wrote my qoute from the song it didn't fit that complete size so I trimmed of the part left behind.


STEP 2: So now you have to start writing and the you have to choose the fonts. It can be anything like bubble writing or italicized. Choose what you think is the best!


STEP 3: Once you've written everything add some hearts because in my opinion the look very cute.

STEP 4: Take some instant coffee and add some water. The coffee should be strong. Take a paint brush and paint the card stock with coffee! You can also do it with tea if you want. This technique make you paper look old and your maker will fade out. It will really make your art love and yes it will also make smell like coffee! Yum.


STEP 5: Once it has dried up, scrunch the paper and rip up the sides. As the card is hard and is bigger in size , you may find some difficulty in scrunching it so either way you can pinch the paper to get the same texture. Now you have to iron the paper with a clothing iron to straighten the curves but the texture will still be there make it look as old paper. Optionally if you want to write again on it, you can surely do so. My letters faded out a bit too much so I had to write over again.

STEP 7: Glue it on a piece of wood and put it over a shelf or if you don't want to so just take some double side tape and stick it on to your cupboard's door!

I love doing this kind of stuff because it is very easy and looks really cool. Hope you enjoyed!