Saturday, July 30, 2016

Monday, March 30, 2015

Hey everyone!

I want to apologize first for not updating this blog. i'm so glad for all my 25,000 viewers and the comments i have received and i'm very sorry to have disappointed you. I actually have been very lazy to make tutorials because of the amount of details it takes to write just one. I will consider writing more tutorials but as for now it has been almost an year this hasn't been updated but i still receive lot of feedbacks.

 The thing is my top priority these days is my new blog, Wondrous Child. It contains lot of my poetry and other quotes and pieces. Please like and share and comment on my posts and page and get me some new viewers to it too? Thank you very much.



The reason i moved from this blog doesn't mean i'm done with this. I still haven't found a way to give you guys better quality tutorials. So this blog isn't going to waste! Please go through my other tutorials, feel free to and i hope you all won't be mad. There is so much more i have planned for blissmade. I won't let any of this go to waste.

BR,
Kavi Sam.

Monday, August 4, 2014

5 Minutes Microwave Eggless Chocolate Cookie

I bet you're hungry when you see this! I'm no chef but here's a simple tutorial of the recipe to cook an easy chocolate cookie with chocolate sauce. Remember my tutorials can be modified to fit your own purpose so make it the way you want! :)


Note that this recipe is for one large cookie as shown in the image. Also it's egg less made without baking powder and it takes a simple 5 minute to get this over with!




Let's start. 
Here's what we need :
1) A cup
2) 1 tablespoon of butter, melted
3) 2 tablespoons of light brown sugar
4) 1/8 tablespoon of pure vanilla extract
5) Pinch of salt
6) 2 teaspoons whole milk
7) 3 tablespoons of flour
8) 2 tablespoons chocolate chips/ chocolate/ chocolate powder


Steps :

1) Get the cup and put in milk, sugar & butter & mix them well.

2) Put in salt, vanilla extract and stir them well.



3) Now put in the flour & mix until you get a very firm thick stir. once you know all the sugar and everything else is mixed move on to the next step. You can microwave this for 3 seconds to mix well.



4) Finally add chocolate chips & mix. In my case i added chocolate powder because i didn't have chocolate chips with me. You can also add anything else you want honestly.



5) Put the mix into a microwave-able plate and keep it in cookie like shape. Make sure the corner sides of the circle are thin and the center is thicker & pat the circle so the mix won't stick out.



6) keep for 1 minute inside microwave. Check inside to see how the cookie is doing. If it's getting brown then its going well. I kept mine for 1 minute more because i wanted it to be perfect since my mix wasn't thick enough.

& you are done with the cookie!

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Chocolate sauce : 
1) Put in some chocolate powder about 3 tablespoons and mix it with a tad bit of water & 2 tablespoons of sugar. Make sure its very thick and well mixed otherwise you probably will have to chew sugar.

2)Pour the mix onto the cookie once it is out of microwave cooled out.

3) Microwave for maybe 5 seconds and take it out and you will have the perfect chocolate sauce.





Do yours & Enjoy! x
With Love,
Kavi Sam.

Friday, July 25, 2014

Room Decorations

   I guess it has been indeed a very long time. I don't know where to start my apologies with to my followers. I've been busy and i apologize for every bit of it since last year for keeping you wait. During the time got me thinking should i do something different to my blog? In addition the photos do need to be better quality. The layout i've used needs to be different as well i thought. I have decided that i need something different for this blog and it would be on its way once i figure things out.

  Also i did some room decorations that would help you figure out something small and creative for your space. With few little things I've made this space much more colorful. Check it out, comment if you like & post your creativity if you want to share on the comments!

 This is a wall art as you see. I wanted to do something different like a wallpaper instead of my usual paintings i do. Also this is purely done from watercolors. Lets me give you a quick tutorial on this.

What you need :
1) Watercolors or wall paint or anything you prefer!
2) Paint brush, the thicker the easier
3) A compass & pencil
4) Long Ruler

How to:
1) Measure where you start from at the corner of the wall. Since i wanted this clear i took measurements from like 2 inches at least from the top corner and 1 and a half from the sides. Mark the two places & keep your compass in a middle so the two marks can cover a full circle and draw it as clear as you can see.
ps-Don't make it very dark as you can't erase pencil marks from walls that easily.

2) Get watercolors, mix them up and create shades, bright bright shades.. perhaps green with some blue? pink with some yellow? or red with some orange. Try! & Paint the circles.

If you wish to create it like an exact wallpaper i suggest to do some half circles at the corners.

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This isn't as hard as it looks but this is actually very pretty once its on the wall. Let me take you through my experience of creating this. :)

What you need:
1)  Huge art paper or any paper. You can even try wrapping paper the back of it or the front. You choice. I had art paper with me.
2) Pair of scissors or knife
3) Pencil or pen

How to:
1) Art of bending. It is not art school. You obviously can do this since you were 10 years old. Bend Bend Bend till its small. This art paper is huge as a wrapping paper. (Folded it would come into four sizes of a A4 sheet?)

2) Take your pen or pencil and draw a design on one side of it right in the middle.
OK so if you cannot bend and its very thick to cut what i did was i left it without folding almost close to ending and i then drew the same design in a row. but i only did that much in full design, no halves.

3) Now cut it with the scissors. Make sure though there is an art to cutting this. I don't know if you figured this out when you were little but do this wrong and your design won't turn out the same.
Let me guide you.
If you do this with knife then you know exactly how its supposed to come because its clean and expected outcome will be same. If you cut with the scissor its the same, just though you probably can't make a hole with the thickness of the paper unless you burn a hole? The thought did come to my mind i didn't try though but be my guest!
When your cutting i want you to leave a space in between. Its better if you zoom in to the image and see that you find the the ends of the diamonds are glued together. Why? Because i cut them with that space left. Now you probably didn't draw the design with this in mind like you're going to color the in between line like a kid. So do as i say maybe go back and draw or cut it with patience and keep that space or else parts will be torn.

4) Almost everything isn't perfect now is it? When i did mine, some diamonds weren't glued at all for the way I've cut. I mean who has patience? So paste a little tape at the back so you people think its actually glued and you've done a perfect job at it.

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Not the best of my room decor but this gives my door edge a bright glow when i leave it open. My door is just brown and not that i don't enjoy looking at dark things but it's very dull honestly. The Taz drawing i did when i was in sixth grade was all that kept me alive. THIS though i haven't done from water colors. Usually we all have that moment where we wash our hands and we forget where we touch..water color not the best thing for wood now is it? I used the girls favorite! NAIL POLISH! Try it out, i just repeated the colors on and on and even if you get bored of this it's easy to send them away by your nail polish remover.

This i used it for the edges of my bed leaner. Some ornaments i had at home and they were just lying there. I used Multibond which is a glue you use for pasting stuff on wood. And this stays! It gave me company when i was in bed alone, sad and depressed all lonely sometimes. :D

My Favorite is this. Monsters. If you have an ugly mirror like mine and you're just jealous of all the girls having better ones why don't you DIY decorate it? These papers are like file separators. They came with the some files i bought off the store. Had cool colors so i used them since i don't enjoy using files. My mirror was a total bore no lie. At the back of the monsters to keep it staying up firm i taped some cardboard into a small stick and taped to the back of the monsters. I used a black marker pen to outline and draw the monsters features. The black outline did a great job.

Let me know what you think :)

Do yours & Enjoy! x
With Love,
Kavi Sam.

Thursday, September 19, 2013

Head Wreath!

I'm sorry for the late post...I've been a lot busy & i know i've let you all down. So here's an apology, i was too lazy to upload since my blog was a mess. finally gave it a professional look & sorry for the name change again. Won't happen ever!

The Head Wreath...something we all will like to wear ;) Here's an easy way of making this and once again i hope you remember my motto in these tutorials! I want you to use your own creativity :) So let's see if you got something better than this? Comment below to share yours! :)

Let's start.

What you need : 
1) Your head ( obviously to wear it on :D )
2) Wire
3) A pair of pliers.
4) Some twigs ( It's not necessary)
5) Twines/flowers/leaves/buds ( Hope you can just break some from your garden! & it doesn't have to be in exact sizes)



How to Start : 

1) Well first. I'll give an idea about what sort of wires i want. Just because i don't know the name :P (Sorry about that!)
 To the right in the image, is the type of wire i want. It doesn't matter if its a really hard one or not as long as it can bend and properly stay in one place after a slight knot!


First measure your head. I won't recommend to measure with a tape because it seems so hilarious. Just wrap it around your head once and roughly see how much it takes for a round. Now tie a slight knot. 

I want you to do this step a few times around. One time is just more than enough! As you can see, the image below shows what the result should be.







2) Now, Get those twigs i told you about and do the same process like you did with the wires. These are the twigs i got, those brown parts..the dry parts.


Two rounds is enough and if you could put here and there a little so it has a vintage effect. Here's my result of it in order,



 This is what you get!




3) Upto the next step. Now take the twines and wrap it around! :) Feel free to make it pretty and the way you want. Add flowers and different kind of leaves & twines & flowers/ buds. Make it colorful! 

Here's what in order how i made this part,






At the end...here's what my sister wore :D Isn't it pretty? <3 I LOVE IT !! 




Do yours & Enjoy! x
With Love,
Kavi Sam.

Thursday, May 16, 2013

Heart Envelope!




Very Easy DIY :)
I think this is one of my best tutorials and the easiest!
This tutorial is both creative & it gives such a cool effect and it really is easy, cheap and a fast way to wrap up whatever letter you want to give to anyone special :)

The coolest thing about it is..its handmade and it gives something special to it. So let's start :)



Here's what you need :
1) Paper ( I of course had file separators and since its thick and hard i                      used that)

2) Glue (anything that pastes very well depending on the paper you use)

3) A Marker, Siccor, Some stick it notes of colors, Foam stickers or other type of sticker.

4) Lastly A Letter (Obviously)




Let's Start!
How to Do :

1) Take the paper and draw half of a huge heart on it with your marker/pen. I used a whiteboard marker so it was easy to erase the excess marks off.



Now fold the paper and cut...


You will end up with this image below,



2) Now fold the corner into the middle of the paper. Make sure you fold it exactly like this image below. Reason is, the part you leave is the length you are going to have to put your letter inside the envelop.

REMEMBER : My paper had no right side, both sides are the same so if you are using a paper that has two different sides..this is happening in the inside of it.


Do both sides like the above image and you will end up like this,




3) Now fold the top part of the above image of step 2 onto the two folded sides. It will look like this from the outside :





Now paste that top part which will be the envelope's end onto the two folded sides. Remember when you are pasting be careful because this is where if you mess up, you won't be able to put your letter inside properly.

Take your glue and paste the two half folds together. The middle won't be glued at all!


After glueing press it hard or keeping it under a pile of books so it will paste properly and won't come off. It should look like this below image and should stay like this without any support to press it after its dried off.




4) Now fold the top part which is left like a normal envelop. Make sure you fold it properly so the corners are pretty sharp and the envelope's corners are closed properly by folding it. It will look like this,


For support use foam stickers, stickers, or a beads, maybe candle wax? to paste the envelope's backside so your letter won't fall off. I used a foam sticker so its easy for the reader to take it off and also put it back whenever he/she wants to. I thought its pretty user friendly that way! :)




5) Lastly decorate the front of your envelop!

I used some stick it notes of different colors. Over in these two envelops i used blue and orange as you can see in the below pictures..

 I cut different shapes to make it look more creative and interesting for the reader and i think its pretty cool :) You can cut anything you want, and i ended up writing the person's name i wanted to give it to and i had some more space to write several stuff to make it more complicated!

Check the pictures out of what i ended up with! :)





Do yours & Enjoy! x
With Love,
Kavi Sam.

DIY Leopard Print Cloth!

Do you want to make this incredible cloth with an amazing print, it almost looks like its printed out? Guess what, I handmade it! Now you can do yours too, its easy, cheap and washable if you use the correct paint for cloth.

This tutorial is just an idea for a complicated print..You can even print hearts or tiger prints or kisses or anything you wish and just make it look like cloth you bought off the store!

I've actually only taken a simple piece of cloth, nothing big..As i said, Bliss Made gives ideas so you can be creative yourself..Comment what you came up with too at the end of the post! :)

My one could be used as a simple table mat because i really like how it came out, so pretty it almost looks real printed cloth! :) Let's start shall we? :)




I'll start off with what you need :

1) Cloth..I'd prefer it would be the perfect material..usually if you're planning to do an animal print, go for a off white cloth with a little fur on it.

2) Paint brush (Any Size), Fabric Paint (If you use any other..it won't be washable; meaning whatever you paint might just go away and leave the cloth with stains all smudged -_- )
For y Leopard Print, get black & brown paint..

3) Lace to curve the ends and make it look beautiful. Anything would be fine.. :)
4) Sewing Machine OR Needle & Thread.
5) Little bit of water.




That's it! Lets Start!
How to do :

1) We'll i found a leftover cloth and i cut it into a usable piece for a table mat. shown in the left side in small image.

Well now before cutting what i want..i took a felt pen and market the part i want with the help of a ruler! This is not optional, if you know exactly how much you want.
















Now i cut it and ended up with what
i'm going to paint :) let's go ahead to the next step then!





2) NOTE : DO THE LACE STEP/ SEWING BEFORE PAINTING (otherwise the paint would smudge or you will have to wait till it dries off and it could take HOURS :/ )

::::So first of all, i'm going to sew the lace. Or if in your case you aren't using a lace..well ribbons could be useful or you can just use nothing and just neaten the ends.

Neatening the end are important if you aren't sewing anything to the end/corners otherwise the thread of the cloth will just pop out and look ugly and also it could make matters worse and end up tearing apart.

-So i used my Sewing Machine to sew the lace, you can use the needle & thread won't really matter either way. I just did a normal stitch to sew the lace. Make sure it's tight & not loose ALSO it should look very neat so it won't look bad and choose the appropriate color thread which is very important! (All basics of sewing)
-Neatening can be done using a bracket stitch to the ends and don't make those so tight, keep a little air to it so the cloth's ends won't get crumbled.

I stitched my lace to the back side of the cloth like this,
--This one was when i sew from the back side of the cloth...and the next image shows how it looks to the front.


This is how it came out as,






3) Now to Paint!

First we shall start with the basic. This is actually like shading something. You start with the base, then you go ahead for the top layers.

-BASE LAYER out of 3 Layers!
Start with taking black paint. If you don't know how to draw this print or what it looks like, here's what t should look like...just a rough sketch. Just Google otherwise for more!



So starting off the base i'll show how i did with images and a description on top. :)

:::: Paint with the black paint like this,
The print doesn't have to be an exact same! Not all cats have the same spots right?
Use a teeny tiny little bit of water along with the fabric paint to spread and properly color (Depending on the cloth, my one was a little rough and bit furry..so it needed water because my paint was pretty thick)


If you want o duplicate the spot and it just won't come right with your hand..then go ahead and turn the in half the second right after painting that spot.


Press to get a better spot!



Now paint all over the cloth. Mine ended up like this with different shapes of Leopard print and i just painted. Its really not a hard job to put some curves here and there :)

The smudged part is because i used little bit of water with the paint and darkened the spots. You better do so too to get a nicer effect :)



Base done!




4) SECOND LAYER out of 3 Layers!
This one is to apply a little shade here and there of brown color.

So take the brown color and start painting.
Remember, you don't need to be an artist for this!

TIP : To get the Leopard effect, Paint the brown at the corners of the spots. And fade it a little along to the middle. don't apply too much. First do lightly on the spots..and after you are done with all the spots..then darken them on top with a little more brown. You can use a little water.

Mine ended like this,




5) LAST LAYER out of of 3 Layers!

Now this one is all about smudging. I want you to dip your paintbrush in the water a little and mix the paint off to the water, don't do too much so the whole paint goes off the paint brush!! The reason w're doing this is to lighten the color to smudge the cloth to get the dirrty effect.

p.s- Thats my dirty water, haha :D Wasn't bothered to clean it! xD


Now you need the excess water to go away, so i suggest you take an old cloth and dry it abit, don't do too much just apply the brush on the cloth like your brushing dust off the couch.



And now of course the smudge the spots! All you have to do is.. hit the blank places of the cloth (which in mine is obviously plain white) And hit the cloth really hard because sometimes once you keep hitting and then there's no paint left in the brush at all that it probably won't leave any stains!

So for that, just dip it in the water again and do the above two images again and continue this step.


Keep doing this tep until you covered most of the blank spaces and it looks so dirty that it look so much liek this,






SO you are done!! Here's what i ended up with :)

#close#look








 Do yours and enjoy!
With Love,
xx

Kavi Sam.