All the beautiful memories you have with your family are quite hard to forget, but it still would be nice to remember them somehow once the years have passed. As memories tend to fade away, a small object or an arts and crafts project would be a great way to keep the memories alive. One obvious choice is to create a photo album or a scrap book, where you can photos and other dear family stuff. But if you are looking for something more challenging and original, you can create these cute memory letter blocks. You will need some basic wooden blocks, Mod Podge, glue, a sponge and lots of family pictures. Also if you want to place a letter on each block, you should print out some pattern from the internet. For the full tutorial, check out the following link and find out how you can make this sweet memory letter blocks!

Letter Blocks Tutorial – Stories By Me! 

Decorating the house for an autumn inspired theme could be easy if you only apply a few DIY projects that are sure to deliver the desired result. Our website offers you a lot of guidance in this endeavor. Today, we focus on DIY glittered pumpkins that look adorable and will definitely shine a good light on the decor of your home. With small white decorative pumpkins as your main material, the whole process of turning them into beautiful pieces of decoration will be quick. Complete the list of necessary items with Mod Podge, some foam pouncers, loose gold glitter, a brush and spray sealer. The finished product looks very cute. Feel free to make some carving in the pumpkin if you want a unique model. Make as many as you like in order to decorate the interior properly. The DIY project is easy and will yield some pleasing results. Give it a try! You will thank us for it later.

Do It Yourself – Glittered Pumpkins by Yesterday’s Sweetheart

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Making a Chocolate Candy Ornament is one thing that should make your holiday a bit more tasteful. Even though this DIY project is not edible, it will still look awesome hanging from the window or even in the Christmas tree. The process is fairly easy but you have to pay attention to the instructions written here.

• glass ball ornaments;
• hot glue gun;
• no.2 pencils;
• chocolate brown paint;
• Mod Podge;
• glitter;
• little red crafty berries and plastic peppermint sticks;
• a ribbon and bow for extra decoration;

First, take a box of glass ball ornaments. You can even take a box of some you think are outdated and want to give them a fresh new look. The next step is to remove the top metal of the globe and insert a stick (or a pencil with the eraser side down) in it to hold it in place. Now take the glue gun and pour along the top, letting it run smoothly around the entire globe in order to get a shape like the one in the images.

Leave them to cool. Now find the perfect shade of brown that looks like chocolate and paint the whole globe. When it has dried enough, use Mod Podge to cover only the `melted` area and sprinkle some sugar looking glitter on it. Continue decorating by crushing little red crafty berries and plastic peppermint sticks for the top of your chocolate ornament. You do this in a random pattern with the help of some glue. Finish by adding a little ribbon string and bow. Most delicious!