Blogs I Like!

Blogs I Like

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Over the time I am on this blog, I will be posting links to some other blogs that I like. Please feel free to comment some other good blogs. I like reading other's blogs as well!

This is my first one-

It is called A Beautiful Mess. This blog is awesome! It contains amazing reads about home decor, crafts, food, and style

 A Beautiful Mess










Comments

  1. AmmiDecember 1, 2017 at 6:53 PM

    I love this blog! I will be checking every week for new ideas. Could I start a Pinterest page to pin ideas from this blog? The whole world might see them. Is that good or not? Let me know.
    I will try doing the mashtakerover if it is interactive. Looks like fun. Hawaii Coral is cool!!!!

    ReplyDelete
  2. AAHDecember 9, 2017 at 7:18 PM

    Padmini Hattiangadi, I think it is possible to do this. Great Blog!

    ReplyDelete
  3. AnonymousDecember 9, 2017 at 7:21 PM

    Yes of course! Feel free to post these ideas and please mention this blog in your pins too! Thank You!

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Two Simple ways to do Henna!

Image
Two Simple ways to do Henna! Hello Again Friends!! Merry Christmas or Happy Hanukkah!  Today I want to share my two simple ways to achieve your own Henna! Henna is the delicate patterns on skin made from the temporary substance from a plant called Lawsonia inermis. It is generally used in Indian cultural weddings and special events, but is also just used as an elegant temporary tattoo.  Concept 1) You will need- - food coloring - school glue - ink-less pen or fine tipped paintbrush First, mix some school glue with your food coloring of choice, or traditionally, black or red. You may want to add a slightly large amount of food coloring if you want the Henna to be very potent and bright.  Secondly, apply some of the colored glue to your hand in a pattern to your liking. If you are not good at freehand drawing or want inspiration for your design, you can find images of already done Henna. Draw a delicate or bigger pattern on your hand by making small trian
Read more

How To Create A Popular Blog-

Image
How To Create A Popular Blog- I think that all bloggers can agree that getting traffic is a struggle. Despite what some think, blogging is hard.  Sometimes, getting page views is an easy task. If you're Beyonce I have a feeling that you are not Queen B. (But if so, please tell me!!) Anyway, by following the simple steps I used, hopefully you can start a successful blog! STEP 1) Make Your Own Style    A unique blog draws readers away the boring, common kinds. By referring to unique content that suits your style, you will end up with more views than with your everyday blog. STEP 2) Easy to Find URL  This one is pretty self-explanatory. Making an accessible blog URL can greatly increase your pageveiws. I understand that I do not necessarily have this. Even if you are not willing to pay the money for your own thing, make sure your URL does not contain numbers. STEP 3) Search Terms Make sure to include good search terms in your post. They should be easy, simple,
Read more

5 DIY Bath Products You NEED To Try!!

Image
5 DIY Bath Products You NEED To Try!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!! Lush, Bath and Body Works, and The Body Shop all have many amazing products that make the bathroom fun, but this fun comes with a cost. So, instead of buying all their products, why not make our own?! I have discovered 5 DIY's that are almost exactly like the products from these stores, and they all use materials that you probably have around your house! You know how I said I would mention blogs I like, well MeasuringMarigolds is a great one! It will teach you new things, and, you will see the latest gift guide up there!!  You can visit it by going to http://www.measuringmarigolds.com/ or just type in Measuringmarigolds.com 1) Flubber Soap This one is almost exactly like slime! When you break off a piece and put it under the water, it will dissolve into bubbles! You will need: -   3 Tablespoons of any Cooking Oil -  1/2 cup Cornstarch -  1/4 cup Liquid Hand Soap/Body Wash First, pour your
Read more