will surely get you excited and motivated for the new school year.

Hey loves. It's that sad time of the year again when summer is coming to the end and

school is about to start. But don't you worry guys because this year we're gonna make going

back to school so much more fun and exciting. Just like nice training clothes make me want

to work out more, nice school supplies like backpacks and notebooks always made me so

much more excited to go back to school. So today I'm going to show you 15 DIY ideas on

school supplies and room organisation. We're going to be making school backs, backpacks,

notebooks, organizers and much more. It's like an ultimate guide to the DIY school supplies,

which will hopefully get you ready for the new school year. I hope you guys are ready,

because we're gonna get started. Let's kick off this DIY back to school guide

with an awesome galaxy school bag! You will need a black bag or a backpack, masking tape,

fabric paint in blue, light blue, pink and white. Container for the paint, sponge applicators,

paint brushes and scissors. I'm going to color only the front part of the bag and to get

that neat edge I am applying some masking tape to the part that I want to keep black.

I am also going to protect the working area with a piece of cardboard. Dip the sponge

applicator into the blue fabric paint and we are ready for painting! Here comes our

first galaxy. Start making a ring, where you keep the center clean and blend the color

outwards. This shape kind of reminds me of a sun, with big blended rays. Now take your

white color which represents a ton of stars and apply it to the center of the galaxy.

Blend it towards the blue making light strokes. To make this transition from white to dark

blue nice and smooth we also need some light blue color. You can just mix some dark blue

with white if you don't have a light blue fabric paint. Like that. Apply the color between

the white and the blue for a nice gradient. You can also add a hint of pink or violet

color to the center of your galaxy to make it even prettier. Just a couple of strokes

more and we have finished our first galaxy. Well, we still have to add stars that will

make everything look so much better, but first let's decorate this plain bag with some more

galaxies. But wait for it, because the stars will bring this masterpiece to a whole new

level. Trust me.Yup, the stars are the star of the show here. I am first making some big

stars using a flat paint brush, by drawing two or four crossing lines. In the end add

a bunch of small stars by simply drawing little dots. I like to draw more stars in the center

of the galaxy and then less and less moving out. See how the stars made this galaxy bag

look just out of this world amazing?! I am so happy with the result I cannot even explain

it. I love how you don't have to be neat and precise when drawing a galaxy – it just

always turns out so cool. Oh and do you remember my galaxy shoes I made last year?! Of course

I had to put them on! For the rest of the outfit I went for some light wash jeans shorts,

black cropped top and a black cardigan. To keep our pencils and pens organized we

need a pencil pouch and this one is literally done in 2 minutes. You will need a 12 by 10

inch piece of fabric, a ten inch long zipper, fabric glue or a glue gun. Flip the fabric

so that the wrong side is facing up and fold about an inch of the fabric in along the shorter

sides. Place your zipper in the center and make sure the right side is facing up. Apply

a stripe of fabric glue along one side of the zipper. Now fold the fabric in and stick

it to the zipper like so. Make the same thing on the opposite side – apply a stripe of

glue and fold the fabric. Leave the glue to dry completely and flip your work inside out.

Apply a stripe of glue along both sides like this. Make sure that you have your zipper

open and that the wrong side of fabric is facing out. Once the glue is dry you can flip

your work inside out again and you can reveal your new pencil case. I think this one is

just so beautiful and I love how easy and cheap it is to make! You can make it from

an old shirt, jeans or a piece of fabric. Who wants some cute flower paper clips? I

love these and they are so much fun to make! All we need are some plastic beads, paper

clips and a glue gun. Take seven beads and place them on a parchment lined baking sheet

making a flower shape like this. I like using different colors for pretty and bright flowers.

Place them in the oven and bake at 450 Fahrenheit for about 10 minutes or until the beads melt.

Be sure you don’t leave them in for too long as they could lose their shape. These

look just perfect so let's turn off the heat and take them out. See how gorgeous they look!

Wait until they cool down and now it's time to attach them to paper clips. Apply some

glue on the back of the flower, place on a clip and leave the glue to dry. Do this to

all of your lovely flowers and look how flipping gorgeous our new paper clips are! I am totally

obsessed. I think this DIY is hashtag so much fun. Love having these clips as bookmarks

too - books look so cute with flowers sticking out.

Yes guys, I am five and I absolutely love this owl backpack. Hashtag sorry not sorry.

To make it you need a plain backpack, felt fabric in white, yellow and black, a patterned

piece of fabric, fabric glue and scissors. Start by cutting two big flowery shape circles

from white felt. We will need those for the eyes. I like using felt for this because it's

thicker and as you cut it you already get nice clean edges. Take your black felt and

cut out two medium sized circles. These will be the pupils of the owl's eyes. To finish

off the eyes we still need four white circles, two small and two even smaller ones. This

will give our owl the cutest anime eyes. Instead of felt you can also use velvet, faux leather

or just any kind of fabric that you find at home. Our owl also needs a beak – simply

make it by cutting a triangle out of an orange piece of felt. I also decided to give my buddy

some claws, so I am cutting two orange half circles to represent them. The last part that

we need before we assemble our owl, are the wings. Cut two six by four inch pieces of

fabric. Fold it in half and then fold one corner in like so. Apply some glue to keep

it in place. Now fold in the remaining three sides that still have that freshly cut edge.

We are doing this to get neat edges all around the wing. And as you can see we get two lovely

wing shapes too! They look like a rectangle with one corner snipped away. Now we are ready

to put together our miss owl. Using a glue gun or fabric glue simply stick the parts

on your backpack. I am starting with the eyes, which are probably my favorite part of this

backpack. They make our owl look like a poor little baby, don't you think? Here comes the

beak, which I am placing on the upper part of the front pocket. This baby also needs

some wings so she can fly. Omg, how cool would that be?! A flying backpack that would take

you to school in a minute. I Hope they invent one really soon. On the bottom part of the

backpack we have to stick our little owl legs. And if you want you can also make a bow so

that the owl will be a proper girly girl. I showed you how to make a bow in my hairstyles

tutorial so check it out there if you haven’t already. And our owl backpack is complete

– looking stunning! This one is great for all of you my younger viewers, or maybe you

have a little sister and you can make one for her. But I actually really like the backpack

and I am totally gonna rock it! Here I am wearing a dress that has a bunch of little

flowers on and my favorite boots that are so warm and comfy. Love this outfit for fall

and back to school. Just like us, our cell phone also has to get

ready for school, right? For this epic alphabet phone case you need a cheap empty phone case,

some sharpies and a ruler. Basically we will be drawing horizontal lines inspired by the

notebook and then we are going to fill it with loads of letters. I am starting with

a row of S-es. Like Sara, so creative. Draw another line above and fill it with any letter

you want – I went for V. In the end you will get this awesome tribal design made out

of letters. I like to switch the markers for every row for a nice explosion of color. And

there you go! This phone case looks so cool. From far away you don't even see that the

pattern is entirely made out of letters and lines – It just looks like an awesome Aztec

print. An epic back to school DIY for our phone, right?

Having a nice weekly planner makes it so much easier to keep track of all your school tasks,

sport and free time activities. For this beautiful weekly planner you will need picture frame,

some wrapping paper, a normal white paper, scissors and paint plus paint brush if you

wanna pimp up your frame. I got this picture frame for very cheap and I decided to give

it a little makeover so it will fit my room better. Take out the glass and everything

so that you're left only with a frame. If you want your paint to stick better to the

frame you can sand it first, but this step is optional. Now it's time to apply a coat

of a furniture primer. You can use it if you have it, but don't stress to much if you don't.

A primer acts as an adhesive for the paint, but you can totally make this DIY without

it. OK, our frame is finally ready to get dressed in this pretty pink color. I love

doing such complete makeovers to things, like with this picture frame. Now the entire frame

is painted so we have to leave it to dry completely. In the meantime let's make our planner. You

can hand-write all the days of the week on white paper or you can print them out as me.

Cut out rectangles so that you have each day of the week in one rectangle. Besides Monday,

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday I also added one called random.

That is where you can write ideas or things that don't have to be done on a particular

day. Once you have all the days of the week cut out, it's time to stick them on a piece

of wrapping paper or any kind of paper you like. Make sure that the background paper

is the same size as your picture frame. Glue the little white rectangles on in the right

order – just like the days follow each other in a week. The final step is to assemble this

planner slash erase board. Take your frame, which is now completely dry and looking gorgeous!

Place on the glass piece, followed by our DIY planner sheet and the back of the picture

frame. Fold down these pins that keep everything in place and look at this fantastic planner

board that we've just created. This is such a useful thing to have in your bedroom and

on top – it looks absolutely stunning. Every week you can wipe off the activities of the

previous week and then put down a new plan! An amazing room decorating piece that will

help you keep track of all of your weekly plans.

Besides flower paper clips I also like these ribbon ones. To make them we need paper clips,

ribbon and scissors. Cut a piece of ribbon of your choice, fold it in half and slide

it through this paper clip opening. Then just lead the two ribbon ends through the loop

and pull to tighten. Snip the ribbon ends diagonally and you are left with a beautiful

paper clip, which can be also used as a book mark. I got a little bit obsessed with those,

not gonna lie and I made a bunch of them using different colored ribbon. These are just so

cute, right?! Small containers are always handy for organizing

your desk. You can use them to store tape, paper clips and all these bits and pieces

that would otherwise lay in your drawers or all over the desk. For an awesome beaded bowl

you need an oven friendly cereal bowl, oil and plastic beads. Pour some oil in the bowl

and distribute it all over with a paper wipe. Throw in a bunch of beads and distribute them

in one even layer, like that. Place the bowl in the oven and bake at about 350 degrees

Fahrenheit for 10 to 15 minutes or until the beads start melting. When beads melt they

stick to each other and form a bowl of the same shape as your cereal one. Take your masterpiece

out of the oven and let it cool completely. Thanks to the oil we can now easily separate

the beaded bowl from the cereal one and we are all ready to decorate and organize our

desk with this awesome bowl. I decided to store tape and paper clips in mine and I love

the pop of color it gives to my desk. Pencil holders are great for storing pens

and pencils, but these puffy paint pencil holders are also super cute to look at. We

need some all purpose glue, shaving foam, acrylic paint, jars, glasses and something

to mix with. First let's make a puffy paint. Put some shaving foam in a glass. I have three

glasses since I am making three puffy paint colors. Pour in some glue. Squeeze in some

acrylic paint and mix all the ingredients together. The more foam you mix in, the puffier

paint you will get. I am happy with how mine looks! Pour your paint into a plastic bag

and make a knot. Then you can just snip away the corner of the bag and you're ready to

decorate. Alternatively you can put your paint in these squeeze tubes like I did. These are

empty glue bottles that I've used up. I like them because they have a precise applicator,

which is perfect for writing with a puffy paint. To make my pencil holders totally back

to school appropriate I am decorating them with numbers and letters. This one will have

numbers all over. Puffy paints have infinite other uses as well – decorate windows, phone

cases, even make jewelry, wall décor and so much more. On the other jar I decided to

write a bunch of letters. And here's my letter jar all done, looking awesome! I really want

to make a tribal Aztec print one, I think it would look so cool. But these two holders

are more than enough for now. They keep my pens in place and my desk clean and tidy.

I came up with this awesome back to school room decoration idea where you make your pencils