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Elevate Your Apartment Decor by Hacking This Easy + Stylish Mobile

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Adulting can be hard AF, but it comes with some super sweet perks, like decorating your apartment however you please. Apartment decor can be pricey, so around here we are always on the hunt for ways to spruce up your pad that won’t cost you your whole paycheck. In the past we’ve brought you easy and cheap wall art, how to make an art gallery wall on a budget, and an Anthropologie wall art hack. Today we’re serving up a chic mobile hack inspired by the work of Alexander Calder. This mobile is made out of Brit + Co X Cheeky plates, costs under $30 to make, and adds so much character to your home. Materials and Tools: Cheeky Paper Plates scissors hot glue gun fishing line dowel, I got mine at a local hardware store gold floral wire X-ACTO knife Start by cutting fun shapes out of the paper plates. We didn’t draw our shapes out beforehand and just freestyled it. This worked out great, giving the shapes a very organic feel. Next trace the shapes you’ve cut out on a
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Use This IKEA Hack to Spruce Up Your Plant Shelfie

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Raise your hand if plants and flowers just make you a happier person - that’s me!! Indoor plants are so important to me because their colors and smell transport me to a magical land - the land where the sun is always beaming and huge banana leaves brush my face. Today we’re focusing on small upgrades to make your plant *shelfie* a tad bit cuter. We used an IKEA table runner to create cute little baskets to go over the plastic plant container. This IKEA hack is so simple, and one table runner will make at least five baskets. Follow the GIF below to create your own :) Materials and Tools: IKEA table runner hot glue gun measuring tape pen fabric scissors Instructions: 1-Measure the circumference and height of your planter. 2-Cut out a rectangle that measures half of the circumference + 1 inch, by the height of the pot     multiplied by 3 inches. 3-With the good sides facing inward, hot glue the open edge closed to create a cylinder. 4-Fold
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