Life through my lens #7.

Hi everyone, it's time again for another Instagram round up!

I've been mainly just been steadily revising lately (thrilling I know) - I have imminent textiles and drama exams, so prep work and rehearsals are going into overdrive! I have taken some time to enjoy the sun we have for the last two weekends- everything is so much better when you can bask! 

Makeup is so very photogenic (post here) // Proud of my DIY pin-board (post here) // Pancake day calls for Nutella // Beautiful new booties (buy here) // Dog walking with the bestie // Easing my way into spring colours- this Bourjois coral is so pretty // Bargain daisy dress (buy here) // Posing about- the daisy obsession continues (OOTD) // Starbucks and Company in the sun

I hope you're all doing well- I know a lot of us are gearing up for the exam season- I wish you all the very best results! I'm just looking forward to the long summer we have afterwards; it will hopefully keep me going in those exam halls. I'm off to watch the Great British Sewing Bee; it makes me feel all cosy inside!

What have you been up to lately? 

Don't forget to enter my Topshop Makeup giveaway.

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Pin-board DIY.

Hi hi everyone! 

This Friday I have a little DIY post for you. Some of you might remember that I mentioned in my Charity shop finds #2 post that I recently picked up a pin-board for just £1! I've wanted one for an age, so last Saturday I got to work jazzing it up- here's what I did! 

You will need;

A pin board- for obvious reasons.

Scissors- in order to trim things down and cut the string.

String- to attach the board to the wall.

Wall fixings- see above.

Drawing pins- to add things to the board., but also to add to the back to fix to the wall.

Things to pin!

I'll cover the boring, `must be done things` first; turn your board to the side that will face the wall and knock two drawing pins into the frame on either side. Next pull out a length of string, cut it and wrap several times around the drawing pins on the back. Make sure there is enough so that it will hang nicely. Then you will need to add a fixing to the wall you want it to feature on. With that done, now you can get pinning! 

Obviously, the beauty of a pin-board is that you can add anything and everything and also change it up when you fancy it. Some examples of what I went for are;

Old Polaroids

Photo negatives

Pretty clothes tags and receipts

Print outs and newspaper clippings

Postcards

Stickers

Tickets

All you do now is arrange them nicely, pin them on and hang- et voila! 

I love it- I think it looks fab in my room and it cost next to nothing! 

Tomorrow is actually a really exciting day for me; it marks the one year anniversary of starting my blog! I am planning a giveaway which will hopefully be up tomorrow or Sunday to thank all of you- so keep your eyes wide open for that!

Do you have a pin board? What do you think of mine? 

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