DIY Resin Junk Food Magnets

Give your locker or refrigerator a personal touch with custom DIY Junk Food Magnets made out of resin!

Get ready for a new resin project that is cute enough to eat (but PLEASE don't)! These miniature food-shaped magnets are a lot of fun to make and customize using acrylic paints. They are also a quick project, with the resin taking only 10 minutes to set! If you are a beginner, this is a great project to start with to add some personality to your locker or refrigerator!

New to resin? Be sure to check out Resin 101: Getting Started with Resin!

Artsy-Fartsy Party #303

I feel like summer has flown by this year, which is weird since the beginning of the year seemed to last FOR-EV-ER! I loved scrolling through all of the recipes and projects you shared at last week's party! I feel so inspired and excited to create, I hope that it has the same effect for you too! Here are just a few highlights from last week's party:

Parmesan Crusted Zucchini Sticks by Walking on Sunshine
How to Make Mason Jar Fruit Glasses by 在国内怎么翻国外app
Crockpot Meat Loaf Recipe by Slow Cooker Living
DIY Farmhouse Style Wood Spool Table by 在国内怎么翻国外app
Homemade Napkin Ring Ideas by Whispers of the Heart
Salad Supreme Pasta Salad by Organized Island
DIY Kids Face Mask Template and Video Tutorial by Hello Sewing
Chocolate Chocolate Chip Swirl Cookies by Cindy's On-Line Recipe Box

Add a pop of color to your door with a Bicycle & Butterfly Wreath made with feather butterflies!

My front door has been looking a little dreary lately, so I decided to make a bright and cheerful wreath to bring it back to life. Wreaths are a lot of fun to make, and are an easy way to add pops of color and personality to your decor. This Bicycle & Butterfly Wreath is simple for wreath beginners to make, and is perfect for both spring and summer decor!

Wow! Did July fly by for you all too?! I can't believe it's almost August. What does August look like for you this year? I hope it's filled with lots of creativity and ways to help de-stress since there's so much unknown going on lately. I loved the projects shared at last week's party! They would be perfect to check out and make when you need a break from life. Here are just a few highlights from last week's party:

Christmas in July by Interior Frugalista
Individual Strawberry Shortcakes by Kiku Corner
15 Annual Flowers That Are Easy to Grow by Stacy Risenmay
Easy Jalapeno Poppers Recipe by SheSaved
Chocolate Zucchini Cake by Petals, Pies, and Otherwise
DIY Pistachio Shells Sunflower by Decor Craft Design
Fresh Strawberry Lemonade by Lou Lou Girls
Tiered Cupcake Stand by My French Twist