We all snack! However instead of going for a chocolate bar or anything else not good for you, save it for your cheat day and snack on these goodies for the rest of the week. They're healthier.

 

 

I've tried this and it works! It claims you can lose up to 10lbs in a week. I didn't weigh myself however after completing this diet, my husband actually noticed that my belly was flatter. This also put me on the right track to a healthier way of eating which I am noticing makes the biggest change. I train the same way but modifying my eating habits made all the difference in the way I look...and feel.

 

 

 

 

 

 

We need water, we don't all drink enough as we should. Or at least I know I don't. This picture is a gallon of water which might be too much because apparently you're supposed to drink half of your weight in ounces of water. I just thought it was a cool DIY to keep track of what you drink. Use the bottle that you need and mark the times.

 

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Check out DIY tutorial here.

 

 

My baby girl is 1 :)

Tutu and onesie were DIY'd be me :) Onesie was easy. I found the image online, and just iron-on transferred it to the onesie using Print n' Press Iron-On Transfer Sheets. As for the tutu, I followed this easy tutorial. Headband was purchased at Winners.

 

My sister with my adorable nephew!!

 

Wasn't the cake to die for??!! It tasted as good as it looked. Cakeballs, cookies, and cake were made by Petit Cake Shop. She took on the challenge and did not disappoint. Based in Montreal, contact Stephanie for all your sweet party needs.

Liam just couldn't take his eyes off of the sweet table. You should've seen how fast he ate his lunch just so he can tear up some cakeballs...lol

 

The princess's smash cupcake :)

I've been seeing clean cut ripped at the knees jeans everywhere like these at Topshop, from Rag & Bone, Citizens of Humanity, J Brand, etc. Now seriously, how difficult is it to achieve this look without paying an arm and leg or skipping a week's worth of groceries? It's not!!! These jeans cost me $20 and it took me a total of 10 minutes to make the trendy rips.

Check out my next post with these DIY ripped jeans in an outfit :)

So, I either had two choices.

1. Buy the knock-offs which are still at a little over $100.

2. DIY some old shoes that I had in my closet.

Option 2 seemed like the wiser, cheaper choice. If ever I botched up the DIY (which I tend to do), option 1 will be my back up. Luckily for me, I was having a good day and the DIY turned ok. 

Now my shoes are flats instead of kitten heeled as the originals but once I came across these Zara shoes, I knew my DIY was going to put my old shoes back on trend.

So here is my before picture (YAWN):

Here is what you'll need:

- Permanent Adhesive made to stick on all surfaces. I purchased mine (Quick Grip) at Walmart in the arts & crafts section.

- Tweezers. You want your best to avoid getting glue all over the place plus you need these to handle those teeny tiny pyramid studs.

- Pyramid studs with flat back, colour and size of your choice. I went with the colour gold and size 7mm which I purchased from the Etsy shop StudsRus. Fast shipping, great communication, studs are perfect.

And for the pièce de résistance, the after photo:

I took this picture right after I finished. Once the glue dried and the studs set, I cleaned up the extra glue around the studs. 

I'm in love with the end result and can't wait until it gets warmer out to wear them!

I purchased 2 plain basic sweatshirts and iron-on printer transfer sheets for dirt cheap at Walmart.1. Find a picture of a logo you like, a graphic print, or even a picture of your dog Scruffy. Whatever floats your creative boat. Once you've found the perfect design, print on regular paper to test first as to not waste your iron-on transfer sheets. Once all is good, mirror image your design and print.2. Cut out your design to avoid having a paper like rectangle print on your top.3. Position your design face down on your garment and iron on.4. Voila! So simple, so quick, and the best part...so CHEAP! I can't wait to wear my trendy inexpensive tops and post some outfit pics.
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sweater: Ardene

skirt: my own design

boots: Aldo (old)

sunnies: Ardene