May/June Favourites

Hey there!

As I'm writing this, my shoulders are burning and my back aches. Anyways, here's my May and June Favourites! I've been putting in more effort lately with my channel, tweaking the cover art and adding thumbnails to videos. Thumbnails, surprisingly, are really fun to make!

See you soon! x

"It Smells Like Summer" - Early Hours

Hello all!

I hope you've been doing well. I apologise profusely for my unexplained absence these past few weeks; all will be explained in tomorrow's video! But a quick breakdown: the past few months have been filled with studying, exams, and not much else, so I decided to take a break until summer. Summer is finally here and to kickstart it, my friends and I went to the beach. Check out my vlog below!

See you all very soon! x

Bribry HK Meetup

Hey there!

I'm trying to start getting back into filming after my unnecessarily long break from doing so. Vlogging is my favourite since I can whip out my phone at any time and film; it's less structured, more go-with-the-flow. 

A few posts ago I blogged about my favourite YouTube cover artists, which you can check out here. Among the list was Bribry, an Irish singer. I got the chance to meet him several days ago when he and his wife, Candice, came to Hong Kong, a stop on their South East Asia Meetup schedule. I vlogged a little bit of it, and I hope you enjoy!

Have a lovely day! xx

DIY: "Cute But Psycho" Pocket Tee

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Hey there!

I'm back with another DIY. I gained inspiration for this tee through my many hours on Tumblr (of course) and thought it would be a fun DIY to write a post on. The whole process is relatively easy to do, but the embroidery may take you longer to finish. Anyways, let's get to it!

You will need:

• a white pocket tee
• black thread
• sewing needle
• chalk marker

1. Write the words onto the pocket using a chalk marker. Personally I had to use a fineliner because the chalk marker wasn't showing up on the material. It washed away easily in the wash afterwards.

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2. Using your needle and thread, go through the words using a straight stitch. Go back and forth over the letters until you have your desired thickness. I went through the letters three times: from one end to another, back, then again to the other end.

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The steps for this DIY are so easy, but getting everything right can be hard. I personally struggled with getting the shapes of the letters right, and trying to get the thickness to be even. But eh, I'm pretty satisfied with the outcome!

I am so sorry for missing out on a post last week, and I know, I was supposed to do my May Favourites. For the past month I've been busy with mock prep, so nothing interesting really went on. But alas, I have a plan! I will combine my May and April Favourites into one video, which will come out next month. Also there is a possibility I will be going on holiday next month, so there may be a few vlogs up on my channel. I had this DIY stored in my drafts folder anyway, so I think everything turned out alright!

Hope you have a lovely day! x