My Favorite iPhone Apps

Cocoppa

Definitely the one on top of my list. 

Just check out my home screen!
See those cool icons?
And my awesome wallpaper?
Cocoppa has a vast selections of wallpaper to icons to widgets
I even get dizzy just from browsing, haha.
On another note, lolol.
The apps in my first screen are like my go to apps.
Most frequently used but not necessarily my faves you get my drift.

Line Deco

Works similarly to cocoppa but with more 

high definition and high quality stuffs.

On top left you can see my points, lolol.

Super loser ah. There's not enough free credit to earn.

I can only download the free stuffs. Booo.

The only difference about this is that

they offer a complete theme(wallpaper,widgets & icons) set that is uberly cute.

Beauty Cam

A perfect photo editor for selfies!

I don't have to elaborate on its features, haha. Its all in the bottom part of the picture.

Doodle Snap

One of my fav photo editing app!

Its super fun to plaster doodles on my face, haha.

The only downside is that it can't support 

the new feature of ig portrait and landscape pictures 

the standard size is at 520x520px. 

Daily Horoscope

Its a complete package.

From your daily to yearly horoscope to zodiac characteristic 

to compatibility to chinese yearly and even druid! 

And yes, Am one of those who believes in horoscope prediction.

They're quite exact plus it doesn't hurt to have an heads up on what to come, tehehe.

Meipai

As for videos my go to is meipai. They add really cool effects, tags and music.

Especially for putting together clips. 

You can even watch other people's edited videos.

Super Dancer

I'm currently addicted to this!!
It brings me so much nostalgia.
Back to my days of high street five, audition and idate.
You have got to try these if you ever played those games.
Oh, yeah. Its a dancing game, haha.

With the same mechanics as the games I've mention but even better!

I mean this is portable how awesome is that!

Permanent Marker Tee Shirt

These shirts are from daiso. Super cheap and err sheer, haha. 

But I loved the sheerness of it, okay? It makes me feel ultra chic, lolol.

But they're just so plain and boring.

So how about we write something on it, to dirty it a little bit?

If you're a bit of an ocd like me then you'll probably 

want to make a draft first or a guideline to trace before doodling straight on the shirt.

And here's what I decided to write on my shirt.

Insert your draft/guideline inside the shirt like so. 

but fml, I used a pencil for my draft so it can't be seen through the shirt

Hahaha.

Took it out and lined it with a marker. Better. 

Insert it inside(again).  Straighten the shirt and start tracing the outline.

The finish outline. 

Don't mind the runny ink we want it dirty perfect remember, haha. 

But if you do mind the trick is to trace the lines fast and try not to press the marker hard.

The next step it to color inside the line.

And viola~ Its done!

Just remember to let it air dry for a few days before washing.

DIY Totoro Plushie

Tonight's Project

Materials:

Grey, white & black felt

Scissors

Pen

Needle

Thread

Polyester Fiber

First draw a body parts template on a piece of paper

 or you could just wing it and line directly on the felt sheet. 

You just need to draw a thin long fatty on the center triangle(ears), 

like an egg big and fatty on the bottom oblong(body), a circle(tummy), small circle and black(eyes).

Sketch the cut-out template on the felt sheets. 

Cut em out leaving extra cm on the edges. 

Then its sewing timeleaving an opening at its ends for stuffing. 

For the tummy start on sewing the the grey curves on the white felt sheet.

Next stuck it on the other piece of grey felt and sew.

Following that are the eyes and the iris. 

For the nose and mouth line the felt sheet first and sew it by hand using a black thread.

Do the same for the whiskers just sew 3 slanting down straight lines using a black thread. 

Next are the ears. Turn the 2 grey felt sheet wrong side-out and place the ears inside. 

Using pretty pins to keep them in place and sew. 

Do the same for the arms.

Doesn't it look like a chihuahua's head

After sewing the ears and arms turn the felt right side out and tehehe its stuffing time. 

Last is to sew the tail on. 

I didn't fret much about the stitching it will mostly be sitting down anyway 

and my diy totoro plushie is done!