DIY Projects

  My latest obsession when it comes to junk journaling and creating are envelopes to stash different goodies in.  In the beginning, I would hoard envelopes that I either found or were given, altering and embellishing them.  The process began to evolve when I came across a fabulous board for card making that has a built in scoring mat and cutter.  I started thinking, "as simple as the structure of an envelope is, these have to be simple to construct.  The next thing I know, I was on Pinterest and Google; printing some of the chicest envelopes I have ever seen.  I printed mine on cardstock in various different sizes, punching a hole in a few to add to my A5 and A6 planners.  A that I had really came to enjoy is using my the clean back of my mis-printed sheets of  cardstock that I save from random projects to print my envelopes, giving them a ready-printed design on the inside.  Each one is unique, fun, and easily fillable with various ephemera....

 This is a simple DIY that aways brings a smile to my face when I'm not feeling myself.  It must be the combination of sequins, glitter, and fully customizable quotes and color schemes that always gets me just where I need to be.  This project is easily adaptable to create fun envelopes for gifts and cards, so comment down below if you guys would like the details.  Please share your finished project photos if you do try it out!    XOXO...The Queen Supplies: 1 Sheet Protector Glitter/Sequins Mix of Your Choice Transparent(Crystal Clear) Tape Paper Trimmer and/or Scissors Quote of Your Choice Once the size of your insert/bookmark is decided, insert your quote into the sheet protector.  Trim your sheet protector to size, either using your paper trimmer or scissors.  Insert your Glitter/Sequins mix.  I usually go crazy here, adding rhinestone hearts, flowers, or anything else that is shiny and coordinating!😊  Next, you will want to complete...

One of my favorite past times is creating all different types of clips to decorate my journals and planners.  Depending on what style is utilized, they can be added to virtually anything as the perfect accent or finishing touch.  Each of these items are bits, baubles, and scraps that were left over from other projects(idk, I find I'm the most creative when I'm challenged to use what I already have!).  The bows can be made using free printable templates that can be found on Google, however, I prefer a simple freehand method, in which I linked a video below to show that process(Shout out to Xao Vang!).  Please comment below and share your finished projects! XOXOXO...The Queen Supplies: Large and Jumbo Paper Clips in Various Colors Hot Glue Gun Felt 3D Stickers of Choice Medium Size Pom Poms Scrapbook Paper Stick on Rhinestone sheet Rhinestone Border(optional) As for your Pom Pom clips, you want to move the fuzzy yarn at the bottom, in an attempt to get to the Pom Pom c...

This project is for all of my mystic girlies!  If you frequent my site, then you are already aware of my affinity for divination!  This is a very quick and easy project that requires very little materials and no lamination!  Comment below and let me know if you try this out; purchase link for tarot stickers down below! XOXOXO...The Queen Supplies: Tarot Stickers Small Gold Paper Clips iridescent sticker paper(transparent) felt hot glue gun 1 sheet of Cardstock paper scissors Begin by selecting the stickers you would like to use.  Mount to sheet of cardstock paper.  Add the transparent sticker paper to the top of cardstock and stickers.  Cut each sticker out individually.  Cut felt to size of each sticker.  Turn paper clip horizontally, then thread the felt square through the inner lip of the paper clip.  Cover the felt square and paper clip lip with hot glue.  Add tarot sticker that has been mounted to cardstock and covered in sticker pa...

What can I say, I'm a Bow Girlie!! I will fashion them out of Any imaginable material!  As the ultimate girl staple, you can never have too many!  Add them to journals, planners, pens, keychains, bookbags, purses, etc; the possibilities are endless!  I find it easier to freehand my bows, but there are also printable ones available on Google.  I linked a video below that utilizes my freehand method.    Please comment below and share your projects, I would love to see them! XOXOXO...The Queen Supplies: Glitter Foam Sheets Jumbo Paper Clips Rhinestone Border(optional) Glue Gun  

  Every now and again, we need to remind ourselves just how magical we truly are.  I love to turn the pages of my journals and planners and find one of this pretty little page tags.  My favorite part are the embellishments, this is where the real creativity and individuality shine.  Please feel free to comment below with some of your favorite journal tags, and be sure to share a pic if you try these! XOXOXO...The Queen Supplies: 2 Sheets of Cardstock per 6 Tags Printer Laminating Machine Hole Punch Ribbon Peel and Stick Borders (Rhinestones, Metallic Fabric, etc) Double Sided Tape Scissors Begin By Printing (2) 2.5 inch size images for each of the tag for the front and back onto the cardstock.  I find it more simple to print the images side by side, and use double sided tape to join the two.  Snip the left and right corners to create the tag shape, leaving approximately an inch of space between the cuts.  Once all images are cut and combined, insert in...

This may just be my most favorite DIY of all time!!!  Any and Everything I can fashion into a Traveler's Notebook is fuel for the fire!  From Placemats, old books, and jeans, old purses and laminate sheets-I CANNOT STOP!!!!  Here is a simple no-sew way to achieve the look of a jelly cover without the use of vinyl!  I hope you enjoy this and share your versions below in the comment section! XOXOXO-The Queen Supplies: 2 Heavyweight Laminate Sheets Confetti Glitter Mix of Your Choice Elastic String  5 Grommets 1 Key Ring (to attach bow) Rhinestone Letters   Laminating Machine Hole Punch Glitter Foam Sheet and Rhinestone Border for Bow  Begin by spreading the confetti mix evenly over one open sheet of the laminate paper.  Carefully close and run through Laminating machine.  Place this into the unused laminate sheet, and run both through the laminating machine.  This next step is optional if you would like to have moving shake pieces inside, ...