Faux fur cushion set DIY

I found some awesome grey faux fur in Fabric Land for like £6 a metre, but you can buy that shit all over Amazon. It's surprisingly pretty good, I mean the wrong side is rough as fuck, but if you lined it with something nice you could probably make a throw pretty easily. I might make some to match my cushions.

Anyway, I used this tutorial I did a while back to make a set of dope fluffy cushions. Sewing with the fur was pretty easy, I mean you're supposed to only sew with the grain of the fur and a bunch of other stuff but I didn't bother with any of that and they came out okay.

Handbag rail DIY

Argos clothes rail - £7.99

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Wilko shower curtain rings - 98p

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Easy handbag rail.

Glue the thing to the other thing DIY part 2

I've still been trying to figure out what the fuck to do with the rest of the 100 plastic daisies I drunk-bought on amazon a while ago. Seriously, even after this I still have at least 70, I might have to start sticking them to lampposts or something just to get rid of the little fuckers. 

But anyway I had this plain black frame lurking around my house for ages that I'm 99% sure is from IKEA because I love IKEA and buy everything there. I've been using it to hold a picture of me and my friends back before life repeatedly punched us in the face.

So the frame is fine, but just a bit boring really. Time to glue some shit to that other shit. I used this very high tech, state of the art £4.43 glue gun from Amazon, and the plastic daisies I spoke about before.

If you start with the corners and then divide the sides into sections before filling in, you're much more likely to get evenly spaced daisies.

Easy right? I love how 90's it is, considering that photo was taken in 1998, and that inexplicably 90's stuff is super fashionable now. Does that make me fashionable? For being actually alive in a coherent, memory forming way during the 90's? Probably that makes me less cool and fashionable actually. 

Whatever, bitches. Peace out.