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Gifts for the Girly Girl

wrapping inspiration via Robbie and Erin



Day 1 of DIY Holidays
Gifts for the Girly Girl











#1) Monogrammed Coolers 



The blog, Being Mrs. Cullins, featured these gorgeous, monogrammed coolers in a giveaway. I love the idea of purchasing an item and personalizing it.   If you read Simply Sarah Style, then you know this is something I do often with my Cricut machine and vinyl.  You can find coolers for a reasonable price at places like Target and Wal-Mart. Then just use vinyl to personalize them. If you don't have Cricut to cut your own vinyl, many craft stores now offer precut vinyl letters and shapes. I especially like the font choice on these items.  It is super girly and sophisticated. 
Supplies:
  • Cooler
  • Cutting Machine (Cricut)
  • Vinyl

#2) Framed Burlap Earring Holder 


Positively Splendid provided a tutorial on how to create this gorgeous earring holder.  This is stunning!  There is no reason to hide this in the closet.  This would look great on a dresser or evening on a bedroom wall. Click here for the full tutorial.
Supplies:
  • Picture frame 
  • Burlap
  • Spray Starch
  • Stencil
  • Acrylic Paint
  • Paint Brush
  • Embellishments (flower, rhinestones, broaches, etc.)
  • Glue Gun

#3) Bedazzled Clipboards


Aren't these gorgeous! On her blog, Teresa Collins tells how embellish clip boards using rhinestones or broken jewelry.  Click here for a full tutorial. 
Supplies: 
  • Clip Board
  • Rhinestones or Broken Jewelry
  • Glue GUn


#4) Initial Wreath


My friend Sarah at This Crazy, Blessed Life created this wreath for her sister-in-law and I fell in love.  It was on my to-do list all summer.  With her tutorial, the possibilities are endless. You can choose a holiday color scheme or something more along the lines of the bold colors below for long-lasting decor. 
Supplies:
  • Wreath Form
  • Fabric
  • Cardboard
  • Glue Gun

Do you have other DIY project ideas perfect for a girly, girl?  I would love to hear from you.  Please drop a comment below or send me an email at SimplySarahStyleBlog@yahoo.com. Hope to hear from you soon!
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