Try this easy wellness craft inspired by Pinterest’s cottage core trend. Gather foliage and arrange them in a shadowbox frame. Hang it on your bedroom wall for a simple wellness craft.
Hey friends,
I hope you are doing well !
Take care of your mental health by making this wellness craft: Cottage Core DIY Flower Shadowbox Room Decor.
Gather foliage from nature and arrange it in a shadowbox frame.
Materials for Cottage core | DIY Flower Shadowbox Room Decor
dried foliage and flowers (leaves, acorns, pinecones etc.)
shadowbox frame
How to make Cottage core | DIY Flower Shadowbox Room Decor
Open shadowbox and arrange foliage inside.
Close shadowbox and hang on your wall.
I hope you liked this Cottage Core wellness craft: DIY Flower Shadowbox Room Decor.
I hope you are all doing well. Life has been pretty insane these past few months. But, with spring break here, it’s time to relax, reflect, and take care of your mental health.
I like to create crafts to take my mind off things and de-stress. I created this easy, Pinterest inspired cottage core craft to help you relax and create something new during this break.
Materials for Easy Hanging Flower Bouquet | Cottage Core Craft
You will need:
Bouquet of dried flowers
Twine (or ribbons)
Scissors
optional extra jazz: tiny memorabilia, fuzzy wires, more ribbons, etc.
How to make Easy Hanging Flower Bouquet | Cottage Core Craft
How to make a hanging flower bouquet:
Arrange bouquet by trimming excess stems or by rearranging flowers.
Tie stems with twine or ribbons and cut the excess. Tie a second string with a loop.
Hang bouquet onto a curtain rod (or wherever you want) through the loop.
You can add small cards attached to it, or even memorabilia. Put your bouquet in a jar or vase to display instead of hanging it.
I hope you like this Pinterest inspired cottage core craft. If you try it, let me know how it went.
I’m making more wellness crafts like these soon. Subscribe to my blog for the latest posts. I’ll see you next time.
XOXO,
Bianca
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Additionally, some foods are anti-inflammatory including tomatoes, olive oil, leafy greens, nuts, salmon, and cherries. Source: National Spine Health Foundation
You can do core strengthening exercises as part of your workout routine to maintain your spine health.
You can do core workouts in your car or in the office. Squeeze your core successively 100 times per rep. Do 1- 5 reps daily.
Maintain a healthy weight especially in the abdomen. Reduce weight so the spine does not have to support extra pressure which may negatively affect your posture.
Practice correct posture especially when sitting and lifting heavy weights.
Remember to place your pillow in a way that supports your shoulders.
Keep your body healthy by protecting your back and spine!
Bruce Lee, arguably the greatest Marital Artist of the century. Whose success and mastery of his craft has won him countless awards, titles, and Hall of Fames.
Bruce owned about 2,500 books. Philosophy, American self help, and Martial Arts were his top three biggest genres.
In a study entitled,Beyond Books: The Extended Academic Benefits of Library Use for First-Year College Students researchers investigated whether “first-year college students’ use of academic libraries” affected four academic outcomes: academic engagement, engagement in scholarly activities, academic skills development, and grade point average.
Here are 3 of their conclusions:
Students who used academic sources, journals, and references (collection loans, e-books, and inter-library loans, and web-based services, database, journal, and library website logins) had the most positive and significant relationships with academic outcomes.
Enrollment in library courses was positively associated with grade point averages.
This study supports the ongoing importance of students’ use of academic libraries and the critical roles that libraries play in students’ academic development, engagement, skills, and achievement.
Reading fiction can help us understand and empathize with the viewpoints of other people.
If books connect and not divide us, how would issues such as racism and discrimination change if we all picked up a book and learned about each others’ cultures and perspectives?
Wrestling with poetry may even foster creativeness.
According to Professor Philip Davis, Director of the Centre for Research into Reading, Literature and Society at the University of Liverpool, through reading poetry people can better “adapt thoughts and behaviors” to novel circumstances. Source:South African College of Applied Psychology
It’s been drilled in my minds as a student that reading 20 mins per day can significantly increase “vocabulary for fluency and comprehension”. Source: Phoenix Academy
Students who scored 90% better than their peers on reading tests, read for more than 20 minutes a day – exposing them to 1.8 million words a year.Source: Phoenix Academy