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Ukulele!

I saw this ukulele at this store at Shangrila Plaza. It is so awesome. I got to have it. My dad said he will give it to me as a Christmas resent. I hope he does. I love that UKE.

Google Plus Experience

The Google Plus experience has been a good one, but I have decided to let it go because for one thing, I have a Facebook account. It is only scary to delete it because you might delete  your whole Google name which controls your Blogger account and etcetera, but I did it and deleted it. Yay for me.

Christmas crafts

While I was surfing the web, I decided to be a little bit more crafty and decided to search for crafts that concern about Christmas. I found hundreds of ideas, but only one caught my eye and made me want to do it too. Here is the post. I copy/pasted it here so that you will be able to see how. The link of the post is here---> Guest Post- Stars and Sunshine- DIY Wedding Invitation Christmas Ornaments

Saturday, July 28, 2012

Guest Post- Stars and Sunshine- DIY Wedding Invitation Christmas Ornaments

Hi, Bear Rabbit Bear Craft readers! My name is Julia and I blog about DIY home decor, crafts, recipes, and more at Stars & Sunshine! I'm really excited Melanie is having me here to share with you all today :)

I got married a year and a half ago, and still love all things wedding-related, especially wedding invitations. I also love Christmas ornaments, so when I saw someone combine the two on pinterest, I knew I had to make some myself. Here's how I did it!

Supplies:

• A hollow glass sphere Christmas ornament
• A wedding invitation (or other sentimental stationary you're willing to cut up!)
• A paper cutter or a pair of scissors

Next, cut your invitation into thin strips. I cut the strips so lines of text would be preserved, and only included my favorite pieces. I also included a few pieces I loved from other parts of our wedding invitations : the RSVP card, the program, and the stamps we custom ordered for our invites (I stuck two stamps back-to-back so it would be double sided and not sticky). I used a crochet hook to curl each strip by wrapping it around in a spiral. I liked a spiral where the strip was angled so as not to overlap (techinically a helix) much more than wrapping the paper around itself - the picture above hopefully makes sense if that doesn't :)

Then just put all the pieces into the ornament until it was full but not stuffed - I really like how you get movement when you turn it around or shake it. If you decide you want to take some pieces out or rearrange them, I found needle nose pliers to be very helpful. I tend to hoard wedding invitations (I think I still have every wedding invitation I've received since starting college), but I used one we received for a recent wedding to make an ornament as a wedding gift for them too (to go along with something from their registry). I love how their more formal black and white single layer invitation ornament has a different look than ours!

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Haiku

Haiku... such an annoying task, but probably a very nice thing to do to pass the time. Here is how:

1. First, decide on a topic. Haikus are usually about nature but anything is fine.
2. When you got your topic, start making your poem. Remember, you need to follow these simple rules:

• Haikus are made up of only three lines
• The three lines are made up of five, seven, five syllables. For example:

Hi, I am a boy. (5 syllables)

My name is J.B. Just Bridge. (7 syllables)

I love to blog here. (5 syllables)

So now you know how to make a haiku, why not make one now. When you are done, why not share it with your family and friends.