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So I hear a lot of people are going in to the "no waste" way of life, which I 100% agree with. I thought, why not use some material that we ALL have and make use of it? So yes, this is going to be a tutorial on how to make an "Upcycle Bag"  If you're interested in video form, check out my video:   If you'd rather go through a photo tutorial, here it is!  Items you will need:  -Scissors  -Old t-shirt (or any clothing of your choice you no longer wear)  -9 inch zipper  -Ruler  -Thread  -Sewing Needle  -Sewing Pins or Clips  -Fleece or Fusible Cotton Batting (Fleece is easier and cheaper)  -Pen  1.  Cut out two pieces of the upcycle and fleece in to 8 x 9 inch pieces (20.5 x 23 centimeters)  2. Place your zipper, opening side down, on top of one upcycle fabric. Then, place one piece of fleece on top of the zipper   3. Sew! 4.Place the finished sewing piece face down on your upcycle fabr...

Hello, I'm sure many of you viewing this are familiar with one of the most common mental health issues, anxiety. I have lived with it for as long as I can remember and just wanted to share the five most helpful/useful items and exorcises to help relieve some of it :) Want to watch these 5 ways, check it out!   😊 Also, please  Subscribe! 1. Yoga! (Or Fitness) Yes, Yoga. This has been something that has helped me through some tough times, and it also helps you to stay fit, so win win. I do have a video going in to more detail about my first yoga class and how it helped me through a stressful weekend, check the link above 😉 2. Essential Oils Aroma Therapy This was a recommendation from my doctor, as well as the one above. She had stated that rubbing pepperming essential oil (100% natural and safe for your skin essential oil) can help to relax your mind in a stress time. I have personally learned from pain staking experience, that grapefruit essential oil is m...

To those of you unaware, The Myers-Briggs  Type Indicator is an introspective self-report questionnaire with the purpose of indicating differing psychological preferences in how people perceive the world around them and make decisions -Wikipedia. I had learned in a mangement class that this is a personality indicator, you can take an exam online and have the website you chose estimate through the data and questions what you are, or, you can give this to yourself (less time consuming). I personally did it with a friend who had "tested" others on what their personality is Here are the words/comparisons: Outward/ Inward Focus: Extraversion - Introversion Taking in Information: Sensing - Intuition Decision Making: Thinking - Feeling Living Your Outer Life: Judging - Perceiving Here is an easy template (must be written down) for you to choose what best fits you E                    I S         ...

So, technically, I am still a new YouTuber  😉  But I have learned from some research, while putting together videos and uploading them, great tips for us newbies. Let's get started: 1. ALWAYS verify your YouTube account Before posting any videos this is a must, here are the steps: a. Access  https://www.youtube.com/dashboard b. Click on Channel on the left-hand side c. Access Status & Features and select Verify next to your profile image d. You can choose text or call, text came instantly for me e. type in the six digit code, viola! You're done! 2. Custom Thumbnails are a must!  It's nice that YouTube grabs like... what... two or three images from your video to set as the thumbnail but... that's not the greatest if you want to engage someone searching your criteria. Hint: when you verify your account, you are then able to customize these. Make sure to have an image ready that you want to use for a video, but also be wise and do...