Primark Haul || Autumn 2014

Its been a while. The last time I went into Primark to buy anything for my self was way back in June and I only brought a couple of tops and this time I only brought one :(  . Primark had a lot of things I really liked and when I tried them on they had a really odd shape or they didnt have my size. I am in desperate need of new tops but I dont want to constantly keep getting band t-shirts or graphic t-shirts. I love my collared shirts and Primark had tones I liked but the majority of them were so sheer, I picked up one I fell in love with not sheer and a perfect autumn colour. Tried it on when I got home, moved my arm gap appears where the buttons do up...oh hey bra, this is going back because it would get on my nerves so much.  I will stop rambling and get on with my haul.

 After buying these a couple of weeks ago I now understand why people love them so much, so I picked up another pack. £4

 When Primark fist opened in town a couple of months ago I spotted these as I was walking through. I went back a couple of days later to have a look at them properly they had completely vanish. The same thing kept happening when ever I went in, but today I found them hidden away and they became mine.  Rolling Stones PJ bottoms- £8

 I had seen these in someone's blog post or video and never thought they would be in my local Primark and when I spotted some Harry Potter t-shirts I found these hidden among them. They are Grey joggers with the Hogwarts logo (cant think of the actual name) and the word hogwarts down one leg. £10

 I wear leggings the majority of the time and thought it would be about time I picked up some more of the skinny fit jeans from Primark. £11

Love. £1.50

 There was no top that matched the Rolling Stones PJ bottoms so I picked up a plain blue top from the mens section. £2.50

As if I needed another band t-shirt  picked up this baseball styled Ramones t-shirt. I love this because it is different compared to all these other people going around with the normal Ramones t-shirts on.

£8

I hope you have enjoyed this small Primark Haul. 

All aboard the Hogwarts Express.

Me and the Family went away up to York for the weekend and on Saturday we went to the National Railway Museum. I wanted to go her for 3 reasons; 1. Art 2. We hadn't been in a while and 3. I saw recently they had the Hogwart's Express there! YES the actual train from the film! These are just some photos from the day. 

We did see the Hogwart's Express but it was being repaired unfortunately, I was hopping to see it outside in all its glory but it doesn't matter I saw it and that's the main point. I also found the Platform 9 3/4 station sign. 

DIY || How to make your own Harry Potter T-Shirt

I was re making my Harry Potter Deathly hallows t-shirt as my old one got splats of paint on it and as i was making it i thought id do a DIY blog post.

 What you will need:

• A pair of Sharp Scissors
• Ruler
• Pencil
• Fabric Pen
• Cardboard
• Fabric Pen

 1.1st thing is if you want to make this into a vest cut of both of the sleeves.

 2nd place the board/cardboard underneath the t-shirt where your going to draw, so it would be flat, easier to draw on and also so the pen doesn't go all the way through. Use the ruler and pencil to draw 3 30cm lines to make the Triangle, then after you have drawn the circle you need a straight line down the center. I would recommend using a plate or a bowl to draw the circle in the middle, but you want to make sure that the lines of the bowl touch the triangle.  Once it is all drawn out in pencil go around it using the fabric pen, i would pull the fabric a bit so that the lines more straight or it comes out a bit weird and patchy.

This is what your final outcome should look like, before wearing this wash the top so the pen stays permanent on the t-shirt. This is so simple and easy to do, Comment down below to tell me if you try this and how it turns out.

Have Fun.