DIY Printable Calendar

I know that in a previous post I showed you all places online where you could get free printable calendars to save money. Maybe you don’t like any of the calendars you find online. So today I am going to be showing you all how to create your very own printable calendar.

What to do:

-Open up Google Docs or Word

-Create a table that is

Width:7

Height:7

*(These are the measurements for the month of April)

April

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
						1
2	3	4	5	6	7	8
9	10	11	12	13	14	15
16	17	18	19	20	21	22
23	24	25	26	27	28	29
30

This is the Calendar I ended up creating. There are endless optiond of fun fonts and pictures! Have fun and personalize it.

-Caroline

16.DIY Pusheen Shirt Tutorial

So I know in my past Pusheen DIY I did many options with iron on transfers. I quickly added a picture of a shirt I created with fabric markers. I was asked if I could make a tutorial of this DIY.

 For the shirt I created, I used this design. What is great about this DIY, is that you don't need to flip the image at all. Here was my finished result, and the actual picture by the finished result (sorry the reference picture is black and white, I don't own a colored printer).

For this tutorial, I will be using this picture of Pusheen. Once again, you can use any Pusheen picture you would like. Click any of the word Pusheen, for I have put a link to the Pusheen website on every single one (comment below if one isn't linked). Also I recommend searching Pusheen on Google, there are so many options.



The good thing about this picture is that it is really huge. I know this one isn't but check this link out http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/facebook/000/383/575/834.gif.

So First, I printed out the picture. Black and white for this is fine, because you can just have a reference picture on the computer or mobile for color reference. Then I put the printed picture inside my shirt and put my shirt up to a window to trace the lines. I used black fabric marker to trace the lines and colored sections that were colored on the picture.

Sorry I did not have a t-shirt to do the design but there is an example above where I did it with a mermaid Pusheen picture.

-Caroline

P.S. Pumped to announce we got a Twitter!! @chicslifestyle