Less Laundry, More Linking #9

Guess what? It's time to take a laundry break :) Come on over and link up with us! We can't wait to see what you have been working on! Brenna and I are so glad to have you here with us today! We love seeing all the links and are always so inspired.

We are a fairly new party and would love to have your help spread the word. You can grab the button below. (Don’t worry it isn't mandatory).

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Don’t forget to follow our Pinterest Board, where a lot of your work will be pinned throughout the week.

Ready to be inspired by our wonderful features? Be sure to check back next week to see if it was you that were featured.

Less Laundry, More Linking #8

It's time to link up again! :) Thank you so much for linking up every week. I can't wait to see what you have been working on! Brenna and I are so glad to have you here with us today! We love seeing all your projects and are always so inspired.

As you know, we are a fairly new party and would love to have your help spread the word. You can grab the button below. (Don’t worry it isn't mandatory).

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Don’t forget to follow our Pinterest Board, where a lot of your work will be pinned throughout the week.

Are you ready to see our features? Last weeks party was our biggest yet, and picking a feature was hard. If we get much bigger, maybe we will have to add more features.

Porta Coeli Museum {Puerto Rico}

Last week, I made a quick (and unexpected) visit to one of my hometown's museum. I was just passing by with my mom, and we decided to go in. I haven't shared many pictures from Puerto Rico here on the blog, so I guess this is the perfect excuse. The museum is named Porta Coeli (in Italian) which means Heaven's Doors. This is not an usual museum-- it's really simple and small. It's a religious art museum which was originally a church.

We had a great time and we learned a lot about our history. Visiting the museum was not part of our plan for the day so, I wasn't prepared with my camera... but I'm going to share with you some of the photos I took with my phone.

I want to thank our museum guide Mr. Guido Barletta, who besides answering all of our questions, emailed me some photos from 1930-1950. Here's one of them!

I love visiting museums! How about you?

Less Laundry, More Linking #7

Guess what? It's time to link up at the Less Laundry, More Linking party! Brenna and I are so glad to have you here with us today! Thanks so so so much for your support and for linking up week after week.

As some of you know, we are a fairly new party and would love to have your help spread the word. You can grab the button below if you would like. (Don’t worry, it isn’t mandatory).

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Don’t forget to follow our Pinterest Board, where a lot of your work will be pinned throughout the week. I can't wait to see what you have been working on! But first, let's take a look at this weeks features.

30+ Washi Tape Ideas {round-up}

Do you love washi tape? I just recently started my washi tape collection and all I can say is, I'm addicted!! For the past couple of days I've been searching for some ideas and I just wanted to share them with you :) I would love to try them all!!

Less Laundry, More Linking #6

It's time to link up at the Less Laundry, More Linking party! Thank you all so much for your support and for linking up week after week. I can honestly say that I've been inspired by all the great projects I've seen every week. I can't wait to see what you have been working on! But first, let's take a look at this weeks features.

This Weeks Features:

Most Clicked

Oreo Frogs from Made to be a Momma

My Favorite

Homemade Cookie Crisp Cereal from Heather's French Press

Brenna's Favorite

DIY Kids' Lockers from OneCreativeMommy

Guest Posting at Blessings Craft Studio

Last month, I met a fellow blogger from Puerto Rico! Her name is Tayrina and she blogs over at Blessings Crafts Studio. I got really excited because I know just a few other bloggers from my beautiful island. We began to talk and she mentioned she wanted to interview me. I said yes right away!!

Be sure to stop by Tayrina's blog so you can read the complete interview.

Guest Post of the Month: Sensational Creations

Thank you SO much for this great interview, Tayrina! I had a really good time!

You can connect with Tayrina here:

Facebook/ Twitter/ Pinterest

DIY: Washi Tape Letter {and key covers}

Remember when I included washi tape on My Wish List? Well, I finally started my collection! and I already started doing some washi tape DYI's :) Today I'm going to show you the first two things I've done.

 

For the Washi Tape Letter, I bought a decoration letter at Kmart for $2.50, and the washi tape at Office Max for $1.00. So, you can make this Washi Tape Letter for less than $4.00. 

Materials

Wood letter

Washi tape

Scissors (or a X-acto Knife)

Photo Tutorial

Step by Step

Step 1: start covering the letter with the washi tape.

Step 2: do not cut the tape at the middle, keep covering the letter until the end. That way, the design won't get mess up. (It all depends on the washi tape design).

Step 3: keep covering the letter with the washi tape. Be sure to follow the tape design.

Step 4: cover the entire letter with the washi tape, as shown in the photo.

Step 5: turn the letter around and cut the excess of the washi tape.

The Results

You can hang your Washi Tape Letter at your bedroom door...

You can place it on you night table, or on your desk!

Did you like it? I made this letter for my bedroom door but now, both of my sisters want one for their doors :)

Now, for the Washi Tape Key Covers, you just need washi tapes and a X-acto Knife. Follow the same steps as for the letter but, you need to cover the key on both sides. You need to do one side first, and then the other one.

Did you liked these DIY's? Are you also addicted to washi tape? Share with me your washi tape projects! I would love to keep making projects with those beautiful tapes :)