• These Girls paper dolls are pretty awesome. Do you watch the show?
• The ultimate guide to writing better than you normally would.
• Who wouldn't want a rainbow and cloud neon light?!
• Stately Sandwiches is a great idea for a project.
• This DIY chevron stripe clutch is gorgeous.

• How perfect would these thread spool cake pops be for a craft party?!
• 22 rules of storytelling, according to Pixar is a must-read for writers. I love this quote: "Putting it on paper lets you start fixing it. If it stays in your head, a perfect idea, you'll never share it with anyone."
• This desk held up by balloons is amazing.
• Can you recognise who all of these Lego blocks are suppose to be?
• This "iPad" video makes me laugh.

• Here's another Rainbow Queen photo.
• This wall covered in paint samples is beautiful.
• Disguise your wireless router as a book.
• You may not be able to afford a real one but now you can print your own Hermes bag.
• Ikea hack your own Ribba Jewelry Organizer to store your necklaces.

Which interesting links have you found this week?

Audrey was one of my very first style inspirations, especially as Holly Golightly in Breakfast At Tiffany's. She was epitome of elegance and looking chic, so let's get ready to DIY her look:

1. Get your beauty sleep with Cheap Champagne's Holly Golightly sleeping mask.
2. Look glam with DIY rhinestone earrings by Erin P.
3. Create a beehive hairdo like Monica D.
4. Make an Audrey Hepburn style necklace with Beads Unlimited.
5. Feel like a princess with a bridal tiara also by Beads Unlimited.
6. Sew a gift wrapped little black dress with Jenna C.
7. Add a touch of colour with alison r's ribbon ring.
8. Carry your things in style with Cutie Boot's ribbon studded bag.
9. Look chic with a pair of simple ballerina pumps by Lilly V. 
10. Accessorize with Serene T's multi-strand pearl bracelet.

Which of Audrey's looks do you love the most?

• I love this collection of scissors on Things Organzied Neatly.
• This crystal inspired street art in LA is amazing.
• Unclutterer is my new favourite blog, especially the workspace of the week posts.
• 10% shifts sound really interesting. I'd like to give some a shot.
• I want my own tiny terrarium necklace.

• I want to go to Goth Day at Disney Land.
• I really want to make my own version of Gala Darlings cat ear headband.
• Creating newsletters for your blog readers from it's RSS is an interesting idea.
• I want to live here if we ever have to move to San Francisco.
• I'm going to order a pack of Jones Soda with custom labels one day.

• I'm going to try juicing this week but I'm not sure about raw borsch and kale & fruit smoothies.
• This puff paint masquerade mask is absolutely gorgeous. (Thanks for the link Pamela!)
• This gold tooth necklace is pretty gangster.
• I want to give someone a This Many Card.
• This is a very cute kitten, as is this one and this one!

What interesting links have you seen this week?

What have you stuck in your scrapbook recently?

We went to see this movie on Monday and it was instantly my new favourite. I loved the characters, the locations, the props and the wardrobe. Dig out your old girl scout badges and let's get crafty:

1. Recreate Susie's make-up with Hallucinogenic_lipstick's green eyeshadow tutorial.
2. Turn some plastic creepy crawlies in to earrings like Nick H.
3. Turn a furry sweater in to a hat with to look like Sam's hat.
4. Combine with Kida T's fox tail made out of yarn.
5. Make a Peter Pan collar out of a smock with Yasmine B.
6. Pair with Maize Hutton's Lauren Moffat look-alike dress.
7. Sew some boy scout style scrap fabric brooches with bella.
8. Carry your kitty in a refashed straw bag like gwenstella.
9. Finish Susie's look with some Sunday School style collage shoes by Lana Raye.
10. Sew a fancy kitty plushie with judithchen to look like Susie's kitten.
11. Don't resort to sucking pebbles by bring your own version of Jeanette W's water bottle holder.

Have you seen the movie yet and what did you think?