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Hey everyone I am so excited to show you today's
video since I believe all of you can do these right now. These are all super easy and cheap DIY room
decorations I made using supplies I already had in my house. And by supplies, I mean literally just paper. This first decor is super easy. Basically just grab a magazine, and take out
some pages with images you like. Then draw an X outline on all of them and
cut them out. You can now apply these X's to your wall any
way you want. This one's kinda similar to the first one. Grab some pages from a magazine with images
you like and then outline letters on them. These letters you end up outlining and cutting
out will form a quote or word you'd like to have your wall.

Now this decor's probably one of my favorites. This time, you don't have to use a page with
pretty images. Instead of using pages that contain colorful
images, you can use pages with all words on them. In my opinion, those types of pages look best
for this decor, but it's really up to you. You'll outline a heart shape onto the pages
and then cut them out. By now you guys probably already know the
whole outlining and cutting routine.

Then you'll need some notecards or any other
paper that's as thick as notecards. Cut a strip of the notecard and fold it 4
times so that when you unravel it, you end up getting 5 sections. Fold these sections into a square shape and
then tape this square to the back of a heart. And as you can see, we now have really cute
heart pop ups.

This one's gonna be a banner with any word
you want. This time, you have to get pages that contain
almost 100% words. So basically, just get pages with no busy
images, because you're gonna be drawing letters on them. So go ahead and draw, and then cut a banner
shape outline on your pages. Make sure you make the outline longer than
what you actually want it to show, since you'll be folding the top of it eventually. Fold the top of the banner pieces. This is what will be holding on to the string
you hang. And now you can draw on the letters for that
special word you chose. You may wanna trace or use stencils for this
step, but I just winged this part.

Cut a piece of string and make sure you make
it long enough to hold all the letters. Hook the letters on and then open it up to
tape the inside where the string is. Then flip it over and add another piece of
tape to the back, where the little flap is. This is going to be another banner decor,
except with no letters. This time, you can go back to picking out
pages with pretty designs on them. Draw a diamond shape on the pages but make
sure the top of the diamond isn't perfectly symmetrical to the bottom. Make it smaller than the triangle on the bottom. You'll see why later. Then cut them all out and fold them in half. Get some string and do the same process as
the last banner decor. Open up the piece and tape the string to the
inside of the paper. close it back, then flip it over and tape
the flap that sticks out on the back. This is why you had to make the top of the
diamond smaller. Ok so this decor, I've actually seen them
sell in stores.

It's just simple butterflies that are super
easy to make. I'm pretty sure you guys have all done this
in kindergarten, so the steps to this one should be pretty self explanatory. My only suggestion is to use thicker paper,
like maybe construction paper rather than thin magazine pages. Oh yeah and if you're using black paper, maybe
don't use black marker to outline it. It was kinda hard for me to see when I was
cutting it since I used black on black. At the end, just use some double sided tape
or sticky tack to apply them to your walls. Ok this one I have to admit was kinda hard
at first. Get some tissue paper and then do the classic
hot dog fold. Then do the hamburger fold twice. And then be extra careful with this part. Pay attention to which side has no folds. Cut tiny sections on this side and leave about
2 inches on the top. Unfold it and then cut the fold marks you
made.

You should be left with 4 separate sheets
now. Grab a sheet and then roll it up. When you're done, twist the entire middle,
and then twist the two sides together to make a loop in the middle. Ok that last step was extremely hard to explain,
so I'll just leave a link to this decor in the description. And finally, when you've made all your tassels,
hook them onto some string and hang it up. Ok now we're gonna be making elephants. So yeah, you guys know the drill. Outline an elephant onto some pretty paper
and cut it out. when you're outlining the elephant, flip the
top page over since you'll probably be getting some marker on the page, and I'm pretty sure
you wouldn't want marker to show on the pretty side. Lay out the elephants in whatever order you
want. I just did a forward backward pattern for
mine but do whatever you want. When you get the layout you want, flip all
the elephants over and get your string. Now it's time to tape the elephants onto the
string. And obviously when you're hanging these up,
make sure the string side is on the back.

Ok so this next one is one they actually sell
too. I was on Pinterest and saw a pin on this for
$28 and was I like "um no I can probably make a better one for free". So I did. For this one I used origami paper since I
got kinda tired of using magazine pages. When you're doing your outline, you should
do some with the bird being flipped so you don't have all birds facing the same direction. Hang some string on your wall as if they're
the wire lines you typically see birds sitting on outside. Then you can stick your birds on them. There. Now we saved 28 bucks. This final one is super, super simple. Write some of your favorite quotes on some
tiny pieces of paper. Then randomly hang strings on your wall. Get some clothespins or even paper clips and
clip them onto the string. You can then attach to the quotes to the clothespins. Let me know which decor was your favorite
and thank you so much for making it all the way until the end.