Guest Post Sunday - The First Lime

Guest Post Sunday


You may remember my blogger friend, Monica 
from her last DIY she did for Threadesque!
You can see her post, HERE 
Monica is a super creative lady that lives in 

Mexico City. You wouldn't believe that she's 

only 13 because she's practically a 

DIY genius! I'm so thankful to have 

her apart of my blog family! 

Check out her
 BLOG & SHOP

Hi lovely people! 

I am really happy to be guest posting on threadesque again! 

Today I want to share a little and cute idea for christmas with you. 

Who doesn't love penguins? 

You need:

1. Paint 

2. Planter 

3. Paint brushes 

1. Start painting your planter with the color of your penguin.

2. Paint the penguin's eyes with a darker paint.

3. Paint the little beak (I recommend doing it a bit higher than the eyes so it looks even cuter)

4. Paint his little belly and the wings (try to add some volume by adding dome white paint while it is wet) 

5. You can choose any color you want... just have fun!! 

6. The only thing that we have to do next is ad a plant to our planter! (I am still in that step) 

7. Enjoy your penguin and water your plant so it grows in a lovely way.

8. Leave a comment! Let us know if you liked this DIY (: 

I really hope you like it guys! 

Thank you Sam, for letting me be a 

small part of your lovely blog! 

I wish you a Merry Christmas

xo. Monica

Guest Post Sunday

D.I.Y  BY  BELOVED THINGS 

I would like to introduce you to Monica, the lovely little lady behind... 

BELOVED THINGS

&

MONICUTTE

Hi lovely people!

I am really happy about writing for threadesque (: 

Well, last week I came up with a little DIY for you!

 I know all of you have seen one of those boring wooden clipboards,

so, today's DIY is about making them a little less boring...

You will need:

-Wooden clipboard

-Acrylic paints

-Pencil

1. Start making your design with a pencil. 

It doesn't has to be perfect, 

you can change it later.

2. Start giving some layers of color. 

First light colors and then the dark ones.

3. Give the last details and let it dry for at least 4 hours! 

Done!* 

I hope you like it!

xoxo. Monica