My multipurpose room needed a boost of fun and colour, so I created this little mini gallery wall for just under $40! Finding the prints/digital artwork was the best part of this project. My advice is don’t over think it. Choose pieces that speak to you, but most importantly have fun with it and don’t try so hard to make everything match; no piece is ever wrong! I found all my prints online for FREE! (Check back soon for my next blog post, where I’ll be sharing the links to the prints I used). I ordered my prints online from
I have mixed feeling about Valentine’s Day. I do feel like it’s a little over-rated and commercialized, but then I also feel like it forces us to stop just for one day to really appreciate and show our love to all the important people in our lives… not just for significant others, but for family and friends too! And who can ignore those yummy and cute candies like conversation hearts, cinnamon hearts & chocolate kisses. I’m not gonna lie, I’m guilty of buying all that cheesy shit. This year I wanted to add a little Valentine’s decor to my home too. (Let’s face it, any chance I get to decorate, I’m gonna!) I came up with the idea to make my favourite conversation heart candies into a pillow, but later found out that it’s been done a bunch of times already on the web. So, unfortunately I can’t take credit for this awesome idea, but it’s not going to stop me from making them and posting how I personally made mine! These pillows are so cute and extremely easy to make. You don’t have to know how to sew; you just a need a glue gun. And can I add, who ever invented the hot glue gun is a genius! Literally the best invention ever. Anyway, if you have about an hour free, continue reading and follow along to make one too!
