Meow Creations

I remember back then when my bestie, Kat taught me the basics of crochet. It was a process -a very convoluted process. I didn't get the hang of it  and decided to leave all the knots and loops to her.

Starting with just making crocheted headphone covers to smartphone pouches for friends, Kat's crochet thing grew. A lot. So, just this year, she decided to make her crochet game into a micro business. Thus, Meow Creations was created.

Having no idea as how knots and loops work, I couldn't help her with the loads of orders needed to be made for her newly found customers. But having an eye for design and photography (humbled), I offered to give her dainty little crochet bows their deserved photo shoot. (And I also design her logo *giggles*)

hair bows of bows of bows of bows in a mason jar. F A N C Y.

December 27, 2014- After finishing twenty bows, the photo shoot was planned. It wasn't difficult taking photos of these tiny darlings. They were all photogenic. Take a look:

         

It was a fun shoot not only because of the colors poppin' but also because it was for my bestie.

    

DIY | Shelves

You only need:

• planks 
• hooks (in pairs)
• strings

Twerking is much difficult than this project so I bet you can do this and put Miley to shame.

Screw in two hooks on the wall. The gap between hook 1 and 2 is based on the length of your plank. Tie the end of the string with its other end and hook it on the first. String's length depends on how high you want the shelf to be. Tie another string and do the same on hook 2. Remember in screwing in the hooks, give it half an inch or so from the edge so as the plank wont slip.

Now you have hanging loops. Slide in the plank into the loops and you have a shelf good for a handful of books and other knickknacks.  Do the same thing all over again for more shelf space. Once you get the hang of this DIY, you'd be able to rearrange and even add more shelf space.

I don't know what twerking has to do with this project but this is better than shaking whachamothergaveya. But I bet, after doing this project, you'd still be dancing.

Remember, a pop of cray wouldn't hurt! Have a great day!

for questions about this project leave a comment or email me at justinjondumagan@gmail.com