Showing posts with label Fun things to do. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fun things to do. Show all posts

Saturday, September 20, 2014

Happy Birthday Daddy! Plus Photos from Disneyland and DIYs!


Yesterday was my dad's birthday! Happy Birthday Daddy! We went to Disneyland! As you can see he got his picture taken with Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. He was a character created by Walt Disney in the 1920s. He looks a lot like Mickey, huh? 

We went on It's A Small World a few weeks ago, and it was awesome!!  Everything was handmade!!! In It's A Small World, dolls sing and dance about their native lands all around the world. It's really good, and I highly recommend it! Here are some pictures:


Thailand 


India



Can-Can Dancers in France


Under The Sea in Hawaii. Can you spot any mermaids? 

Now for some DIYs! The first one is what I call my

Happy Box 


You will need: 
Any kind of container or small box (I used a cleaned out yogurt container)
Duct tape or ribbon
Stickers
Small things that make you happy, such as drawings or notes from friends, quotes, or even little trinkets like a heart-shaped stone or a charm

Instructions: First wrap the container in duct tape or ribbon. You can use one type of tape or ribbon, or you can do a pattern. You can even have a theme! (As I hope you can tell, I decided to go with a Hello Kitty theme.) Don't forget the lid! Then if you want you can decorate it with stickers, but of course this is optional. After that all you have to do is fill it with your Happy Things! 

Whenever you are feeling low, you can just go through your Happy Box and hopefully you will feel a little better! :) 


Heart Bunting


You will need:
Hemp or string
Scrapbook paper (you can find this at craft stores such as Michael's or Hobby Lobby)
Scissors
A stapler

Instructions: First cut some hearts out of your scrapbook paper. Next cut some string or hemp, and staple the hearts to the hemp or string. Then all you have to do is hang up your Heart Bunting!

Well, that's a wrap! I will be going on a trip soon, but I will be back in time to do a Halloween post. 

Peace, Love, and Craft Supplies!


Monday, June 30, 2014

Summer Reading!

Hello! 
I've added some more books to the Summer Reading list! (Also: new post coming soon!) And about the Land of Stories books, I only put in two of them because I've only read the first two so far, but there are more in the series!



The Land of Stories book 1: The Wishing Spell by Chris Colfer 


The second book: The Enchantress Returns






The Diary of a Wimpy Kid series by Jeff Kinney




The Hero's Guide to Being an Outlaw (But if you are going to read this I insist that you read the first two books, The Hero's Guide to Saving your Kingdom and The Hero's Guide to Storming the Castle,  before you read this one.) 




The Big Book of Spy Stuff  (I also really enjoyed his other book, The Big Book of Superheroes, but I didn't include that because I actually read that sometime around May, which doesn't count as Summer yet in my book) 








Ever After High Book 1, The Storybook of Legends


Ever After High Book 2, The Unfairest of Them All 


I am also reading all of the Diary of A Wimpy Kid books. They are very good.

I hope you enjoyed! If you are planning on reading one or more of these, or have some Summer Reading suggestions, please comment and let me know.  I will be writing more posts soon! 

Peace, Love, and Books!


P.S. I will be making a new name tag soon! 

Friday, February 21, 2014

Which Pet to Get? On Webkinz!

If you don't know, Webkinz is a fun online virtual world game similar to Animal Jam that I play. I've been having a lot of trouble deciding which pet to get, so maybe you can help me! Here are my favorite pets, what I like about them, what they come with, and what I will name them if I get them. Comment which one you (personally) like the best!

                  Option #1: Lovely Panda 

What I Like About Lovely Panda: I love the hearts around her eyes, how she is an Asian panda, how her face is so happy looking, and how she comes with fortune cookies and a cherry blossom tree! 

What Lovely Panda Comes With: Friendship Fortune Cookies and Pink Blossom Hideout! 

What I Will Name Her If I Get Her: Li Ming or Yue Yan!




Option #2: Peace Unicorn


What I Like About Peace Unicorn: I love her glittery horn and hooves, her cute eyes, her peace signs, and her peace sign pancakes!

What Peace Unicorn Comes With: Harmony Hammock and Peaceful Pancakes!

What I Will Name Her If I Get Her: Glitter, Princess, or Violet!






Option #3: Pretty Peacock




What I Like About Pretty Peacock: I love her bright, pretty colors, her pretty eyes, and her fun face!

What Pretty Peacock Comes With: Cool Breeze Plumage Fan and Flower Petal Porridge!

What I Will Name Her If I Get Her: Raina, Caroline, or Ginny!





Option #4: Ice Fawn


What I Like About Ice Fawn: I love her shimmery blue fur, her white wings, and how she comes with chocolate cupcakes with cool icing design!

What Ice Fawn Comes With: Frosted Ice Cakes (I love that name!) and Musical Ice Box!

What I Will Name Her If I Get Her: Elsa (after Elsa in Frozen) Isabelle, Isabella, or Sparkle!




Option #5: Pretty Kitty





What I Like About Pretty Kitty: I love her cute kittiness, (I made kittiness up, of course!) her pink and green bow, and her ribbon tail!

What Pretty Kitty Comes With: Fishy Finger Cakes and Ribbon Tutu Dress!

What I Will Name Her If I Get Her: Rose, Strawberry, Daisy, Katie, Claire, GiGi, Lucy, or Carrie!






Option #6: Tropical Island Pup





What I Like About Tropical Island Pup: I love her colors, her hibiscus flower design, and her beach style!

What Tropical Island Pup Comes With: Beachside Gazebo and Fresh Flower Cocktail!

What I Will Name Her If I Get Her: Kanani, (after American Girl of The Year 2011) Hawaii, (after my favorite state) Oceane, (it's pronounced oh-see-ann) Emily, Sophie, or Lisa!





                                                         That's all! Hope you enjoyed! 

                                                             Peace, love, and kitties!

                         











Sunday, December 15, 2013

Christmas is coming!

As requested by Lauren, here are some stocking stuffers that you can make for your doll!

Doll Candy Cane   




To make the doll candy cane is really quite easy. You can either make one out of salt dough, (click HERE to read how to make salt dough) and then paint red and white stripes on it, or you can take a pipe cleaner, trim it to the right size, bend it into a doll candy cane, and string red and white beads on it.

Teddy Bear and Stocking For Your Doll's Doll


You might have a doll for your doll. You can make a tiny teddy bear for your doll's doll, and a tiny stocking too. For the teddy bear, you cut the shape of a tiny teddy bear of a piece of brown or white felt, and cut it out. Repeat. Unravel a cotton ball and tear it apart. Place it on one of the felt teddies. Glue the other felt teddy onto the other one. Let dry. Trim a ribbon down the middle to make it less wide. Tie it around the teddy bear's neck. Take a thin black Sharpie and draw a teddy bear face on the head. 
For the stocking, do the same thing, except stocking shaped, and no cotton and no ribbon and no Sharpie face.

Doll Purse 

This is very easy. Just glue or sew together pieces of felt and add a strand of ribbon for a strap. 

Soon I will be posting how to make a fake snow globe as a decoration or Christmas gift. Bye!

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Happy Halloween!

Hello!

I'm sorry for getting this post up so late! I didn't realize Halloween was tomorrow until today!

Anyhoo, here's how to make some doll costumes, a Halloween decoration idea, and also, if you're on Animal Jam, send me, SealGirl47078, a Jam a Gram saying Halloween Cupcakes, and I'll send you some Animal Jam Halloween gifts!

As requested by Lauren, How to make a doll maiden costume:

You will need:

A doll dress, preferably in dark blue, purple, or yellow, or if you don't have one, most fabric stores will have solid colored fabric so you can sew a doll dress for instructions on seeing a doll dress go on YouTube there are lots of videos on how to sew a doll dress on there just remember it has to be long.

Ribbon or if you don't have ribbon a fabric that is a different color from the dress

Felt that, preferably, matches the ribbon

Scissors

Glue, fabric glue works best

A small bow that matches the fabric that's a different color from the dress

Instructions:

Once you have the dress, take the fabric that is a different color from the dress, and cut it into thin strips. Then take the glue and sort of draw criss crosses down the middle. Then place the strips on the glue so that the strips are criss crossing too. Also put glue on the fabric strips that have fabric strips going over them. Then glue the small bow at the top.

As requested by Julia, How to make a doll mermaid costume:

You will need:

One long doll skirt. It can be any color you want. If you don't have one or you can't find one at a store or if you don't have enough money for one, take a cute sock that nobody uses, stretch it out, and pull it over your doll's legs.

Matching sequins and glue or a matching marker

A doll tank top, doll bathing suit, or a doll T-shirt that you would not mind cutting

Cloth, glue, and a barrette (optional)

Instructions:

Take the doll skirt and either glue the matching sequins on for scales, or draw scales on with the matching marker.

Take the fabric and draw a flower on it. Then cut the flower out and glue it onto the barrette. Now you have the tail, the flower for your doll's hair. Now put on your doll's bathing suit or tank top, or if you don't have either of those, take the doll T-shirt and cut the sleeves to turn it into a tank top. After you've put your doll in the tank top or bathing suit, put the tail and flower on her.


Spooky window decoration!

You'll need:

An empty pizza box

Things to decorate the box like markers, glitter, paint, stickers, plastic spiders, etc.

Scissors

Tape

Instructions: Decorate the inside of the pizza box, making it look like there's scary stuff outside, like ghosts, a witch (or several witches) riding broomsticks, a black cat with bright green eyes, goblins, etc. Then make a border that looks like a window sill and window frame. Do the same with the bottom part of the pizza box. Then cut the too "windows" apart and tape each one to you bedroom walls.


Well, that's all. Happy Halloween!!!!!!


                                    Wishing you lots of yummy Halloween candy,




 












 



Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Hello!

Yesterday I played Animal Jam with Lovebeck! I took a screen shot. Also, so far Lauren and Julia have said what doll Halloween costume they want me to post. Lauren wants a doll maiden costume, and Julia wants a doll mermaid costume. Will do! Now you comment what doll Halloween costume you want me to post!! 




Bye for now!






P.S. In case you were wondering, Sparkle Snowyrose is me, and Princess Magicmoon is Lauren








Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Summer is almost here!

I loooooooooooooooooooove summer! I thought I'd tell you some of my favorite things to do in summer, while I work on doing a post with lots of recent photos in it. I can't post it yet, because there are so many photos and it will take a while. 


Run through the sprinkler. (Sometimes I play a game with my friends where you have to try to stand right next to it, and at the very last moment try to run away without getting wet.) 

Go to outdoor pools. (My absolute all time favorite one is Sunset Pool.)

Have a squirt gun fight with friends. (You can buy squirt guns at places like Michael's, Target, & Ross.)

Have a contest with friends to see who can stay under freezing cold hose water in a kitty pool the longest. 

Have a lemonade stand, a duct tape wallets and bracelets stand, or a stand where all the money you make goes to endangered species. (National Geographic is good.)

Make ice pops in flavors like lemonade, orange, strawberry, root beer, etc. and see which ice pops taste the best with your friends. 

Run around at the splash ground. 

Buy a pair of plain white flip-flops and decorate them with things like fake flowers, stick-on rhinestones, ribbons, buttons, beads, duct tape, etc.

Have races with friends.

Make a clubhouse in the backyard. (You can use a blanket over a table, a blanket over a tree, or just put your tent in the backyard.)

Have cookouts.

And guess what? This year on Animal Jam there's going to be a summer carnival! Can't wait for that!!!!!! www.animaljam.com





Sunday, April 14, 2013

Home camping trip

Yearning for camping? But it's too cold? Guess what? You can have a camping trip in you're very own house!

What you will need: 

A sleeping bag
A lantern (optional)
Marshmallows (if you're mom wants you to eat something healthier, ask her to make these: http://urbanposer.blogspot.com/2011/11/home-made-honey-sweetened-marshmallows.html )
A blank scrapbook
A camera
A computer and printer
Crayons

How to: First, roll out you're sleeping bag on the couch or on the floor. Put the lantern next to it. Then, take a picture of you on you eating marshmallows on the sleeping bag. True, you can't roast them, but I think they taste good anyway, right? If you want, you can draw a picture of a campfire and pretend to roast them with you're dolls and stuffed animals. You can take a picture of that, too. 


Sometimes when I go camping, I buy postcards and mail them to friends. If you want, you can draw pictures of forests or lakes or campsites, and paste them into the scrapbook. You can even add magical forest creatures, like gnomes, phoenixes, dragons, and forest fairies. If you have a stuffed magical creature, (or a magical creature doll) you can place it in front of a drawn picture of the woods and take a photo. Or you can take a photo of a magical creature in the woods in a fairy tale book. (Make sure you can't see the words!) 


Finally, print out all the pictures you took and paste them into the scrapbook. (Glue sticks work best.) For extra decoration, draw things like leaves, mushrooms, flowers, etc. around them. Presto-wham-o! Not only was that fun, but you also made a really cool scrapbook, right? =)

Sunday, December 23, 2012

Tea Parties

                                       
Here are some ideas for tea parties:

Doll Tea Party: Use a shoe box, a stack of books, an upside down bowl, or a chair for a doll table. Decorate your doll table with a few paper doilies, or a piece of pretty fabric for a tablecloth. Use pillows for doll chairs. 

For doll-sized refreshments, put a small plate in the middle of the table and fill it with small chocolates or candy, berries, mini cupcakes, mini pretzels, mini cookies, or nuts. If you don't have a tiny tea set, you can make one with play dough or salt dough. My mom has a recipe for salt dough on her website. Click HERE for my mom's salt dough recipe. 

More suggestions for doll tea parties: Make tiny invitations and hand them out to friends, (make sure to remind them to bring their dolls!) ask everyone to dress up their dolls for the party, ( and themselves, too!) and make mini party favors for the dolls, like tiny bracelets, tiny stickers, tiny thank you cards, tiny colored rocks, or anything fun and tiny! (To make colored rocks, just paint rocks in bright colors.)  

Stuffed Animal Tea Party: For stuffed animal tea parties, just do everything you do for the doll tea parties, except for stuffed animals! 

Paper Doll Tea Party: Draw a tea set on paper and cut it out for your paper dolls. Then draw some refreshments, cut those out, and put the tea set and refreshments on the top of an old spool of thread or jar.