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MUSIC Catch-Up

It's been a minute, folks! And to welcome you all back to blog, I have a MASSIVE MUSIC POST. All my music playlists from the past few months. Enjoy these top tunes from each month. (But check out the whole playlist too...)

DECEMBER

"Put It Down by Tokimonsta feat. Anderson Paak, KRNE. Its staccato beat makes it so danceable.

"To the Top" by Twin Shadow. Because it has an 80s anthem quality that I love.

"Hands to Myself" by Selena Gomez. It's really just too catchy.

"Bob Marley" by Grizfolk. It sounds like a more poppy and edgy version of folk.

"Sister of Pearl" by Baio. There's nothing not to love in this electro-synthy dream of a song from Vampire Weekend bassist, Chris Baio.

JANUARY

"Counting" by Autre Ne Veut. It's kind of like a melodic cacaphony with really cool vocals.

"Kings of Summer" by ayokay, Quinn XCII. It just oozes summer and I really miss summer.

"Throw Down Your Guns" by Wild Belle. This one sounds like it's going to be straight folky twang, but then the beat changes and it's something completely different.

"Cold Winter Love" by Alexander Asp. This one just made me emotional when I first heard it. That says something about the song (or maybe just me).

"In the Fog, in the flame" by Bec Sandridge. This reminds me of something that I know I love a lot. I can't quite put my finger on it, but it makes me REALLY love this song. I can't get enough of its pop/dance/rock amazingness.

FEBRUARY

"Set on Fire" by Magic Giant. A more pop-centric version of Mumford & Sons.

"L.A. Girlz" by Weezer. Because I'm I sucker for anything Weezer.

"Good Touch" by Good Graeff. It hits you with catchy and melodic good times.

"The Pop Kids" by the Pet Shop Boys. Dance-Pop from the source.

"Sayonara (Speaker of the House Remix)" by Rebecca + Fiona. Because who am I if not a dance remix lover. And I love these lyrics.

I promise more regular posts are coming. Tentatively on Tuesdays and Fridays.

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MUSIC Catch Up

It's been a minute, folks! And to welcome you all back to blog, I have a MASSIVE MUSIC POST. All my music playlists from the past few months. Enjoy these top tunes from each month. (But check out the whole playlist too...)

DECEMBER

"Put It Down by Tokimonsta feat. Anderson Paak, KRNE. Its staccato beat makes it so danceable.

"To the Top" by Twin Shadow. Because it has an 80s anthem quality that I love.

"Hands to Myself" by Selena Gomez. It's really just too catchy.

"Bob Marley" by Grizfolk. It sounds like a more poppy and edgy version of folk.

"Sister of Pearl" by Baio. There's nothing not to love in this electro-synthy dream of a song from Vampire Weekend bassist, Chris Baio.

JANUARY

"Counting" by Autre Ne Veut. It's kind of like a melodic cacaphony with really cool vocals.

"Kings of Summer" by ayokay, Quinn XCII. It just oozes summer and I really miss summer.

"Throw Down Your Guns" by Wild Belle. This one sounds like it's going to be straight folky twang, but then the beat changes and it's something completely different.

"Cold Winter Love" by Alexander Asp. This one just made me emotional when I first heard it. That says something about the song (or maybe just me).

"In the Fog, in the flame" by Bec Sandridge. This reminds me of something that I know I love a lot. I can't quite put my finger on it, but it makes me REALLY love this song. I can't get enough of its pop/dance/rock amazingness.

FEBRUARY

"Set on Fire" by Magic Giant. A more pop-centric version of Mumford & Sons.

"L.A. Girlz" by Weezer. Because I'm I sucker for anything Weezer.

"Good Touch" by Good Graeff. It hits you with catchy and melodic good times.

"The Pop Kids" by the Pet Shop Boys. Dance-Pop from the source.

"Sayonara (Speaker of the House Remix)" by Rebecca + Fiona. Because who am I if not a dance remix lover. And I love these lyrics.

I promise more regular posts are coming. Tentatively on Tuesdays and Fridays.

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DIY Gift Guide 2015

This past week I shared four ideas for DIY gifts that you might want to make for some of those people on your list. Of course there are tons of projects designed by other bloggers and youtubers out there, so I wanted to use today to share some of those. In fact, I put together a whole Pinterest Board of ideas for your. And it's not just a listing of all those "37 DIYs You Can't Believe Are This Easy" posts. There are a few of those that I thought were particular well vetted, but most of the board is actual projects that I discovered on the various crafty blogs out there. So, hopefully it is a little bit more user friend and useful. 

This is the board. It's got lots of stuff like a Wooden Cake Stand from almost makes perfect and a Colorblocked Envelope Clutch from A Beautiful Mess and a Wool Patchwork Cat Toy from Purl Soho and more. Create and enjoy!

P.S. Keep checking back on the board because I will be adding stuff up until Christmas.

P.P.S. Check out my 2014 version of this board for ideas I gathered last year and my 2014 post for the projects I actually attempted as well. 

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DIY Gifts: Copper, Gold and White Votives (Almost a FAIL)

I've been wanting to experiment with plaster casting ever since I stumbled upon it on Pinterest and YouTube a few months ago. I've watched way too many tutorials about all different types of plaster, clay, epoxy, etc. casting and, but never having done it before I wanted to start simple. I also wanted to make something that would be a nice little gift for Christmas and could look festive or fit in during the rest of the year. So I went with a cast plaster votive with gold and copper accents. On trend, indeed! The added bonus is that it used simple paper cups for the mold, so it seemed like this would be easy as pie.   

I've put together this video tutorial to show you how I prepared for and completed my first casting session, so it's a bit more casual than the others this week. It also shows you that all my crafts don't always go exactly to plan. In light of that, here's my tips, now that I've done it. 

TIPS:

The Plaster of Paris box I got had "Sets in 20-30 minutes" on the front, but then on the back it said "hardens in an hour." I tried de-molding them after 30 minutes, but they needed the hour.

The cups you use is important. Try to find flat-bottomed, relatively thin, smooth cups to prevent weird indentations and the broken bottoms I suffered in my video.

You want to weigh down the inner cup of your mold, but don't put too much in it or your bottom will be too thin.

Handle carefully while de-molding or it will break.

Don't mix with a chopstick, that's dumb.

 Now it's time for the video.

As I said in the video, this is the last DIY Gift tutorial for this week. Tomorrow will be a post all about other tutorials you can attempt that I had yet to attempt. And next week it's time for CHRISTMAS TREATS! #YUM #blessed #toomanyhashtags #basic?me?noway! #hastagscanthavepunctuation #seriouslytoomanyhashtags #Iwillstopnow

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DIY Gifts: Your New Favorite Mug

I thought giving out mugs with cool phrases, weird symbols or very stylized images would be kind of cool. I've seen so many tutorials on Pinterest for Sharpie Mugs that I kind of wanted to gag. But did I try that? Nope. Because I'm pretty sure that the Sharpie comes off in the wash. Not wanting to spend a lot of time and effort on something that would ultimately be destroyed by the dishwasher, I devised my own, hopefully permanently personalized mugs. 

I puttered around on Amazon until I found this Porcelaine paint that is meant for painting dishware and the like. Because this paint is a gloopy, gel mess that is much less easy to work with than a Sharpie, I needed a template. 

Tips

You can paint freehand with this paint, but the stencil is so much easier. It keeps the paint from spreading if you pile it on thick. With the thin coats that I actually recommend, it helps you keep those sharp lines.

Removing the stencil is not as easy as I would have hoped. The paint wants to peel off with the template, so I suggest scoring the paint gently to keep that from happening.

I guess one of those fancy Cricut or Silhouette cutters would be absolutely perfect for this. If you don't have funds for one of those machine, I suggest making your stencil as simple as possible. I'm not talking about a square box or anything, but a single letter, symbol, word, etc. are a good place to start. I tried a whole sentence and it did not go that well. The Ampersand template I used is linked here.  

If you mess up or get paint in the wrong area, you can wash it off before it dries. 

Tutorial time!

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DIY Gifts: Your New Favorite Mug

I thought giving out mugs with cool phrases, weird symbols or very stylized images would be kind of cool. I've seen so many tutorials on Pinterest for Sharpie Mugs that I kind of wanted to gag. But did I try that? Nope. Because I'm pretty sure that the Sharpie comes off in the wash. Not wanting to spend a lot of time and effort on something that would ultimately be destroyed by the dishwasher, I devised my own, hopefully permanently personalized mugs. 

I puttered around on Amazon until I found this Porcelaine paint that is meant for painting dishware and the like. Because this paint is a gloopy, gel mess that is much less easy to work with than a Sharpie, I needed a template. 

Tips

You can paint freehand with this paint, but the stencil is so much easier. It keeps the paint from spreading if you pile it on thick. With the thin coats that I actually recommend, it helps you keep those sharp lines.

Removing the stencil is not as easy as I would have hoped. The paint wants to peel off with the template, so I suggest scoring the paint gently to keep that from happening.

I guess one of those fancy Cricut or Silhouette cutters would be absolutely perfect for this. If you don't have funds for one of those machine, I suggest making your stencil as simple as possible. I'm not talking about a square box or anything, but a single letter, symbol, word, etc. are a good place to start. I tried a whole sentence and it did not go that well. The Ampersand template I used is linked here.  

If you mess up or get paint in the wrong area, you can wash it off before it dries. 

Tutorial time!

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DIY Gifts: Personalized Plates Using Dishwasher Safe Mod Podge

Another day of DIY Gifts because it's DIY Gifts week here on Heart Says Hey. This one in particular is one I've been wanting to try for a while, ever since I discover Dishwasher Safe Mod Podge. Who would thing such a thing could exist??? This magical crafting supply got me thinking about all the gifts I could make for folks. I've tried out some of those ideas and wanted to share the results here on my blog, as well as on my YouTube Channel, with this nifty tutorial. I've made these four different glass plates using two different methods of employing Mod Podge. The first two use glue and paper to make designs, while the second uses the glue to attach different types of glitter to the plates. All are a little messy, but I'm really liking the results, especially the glitter ones.

Tips:

This is a pretty easy project, but does take some time to complete. You need to apply multiple coats and let them dry 1-2 hrs between each coat. You also need to let it cure for 28 days before it can be washed, so make sure you let anyone you give this to know that.

Though it is non-toxic, the manufacturer's instructions say not to put it on surfaces from which you will be eating directly. That's why I glued everything to the bottom of the dish.  

I used very thin tissue paper, medium think cardstock, and some newsprint-type paper and if I were to do this again, I'd definitely stick with the newsprint or something similar. It didn't tear as easily as the tissue paper and was easier shape than the cardstock.

Onward with the tutorial!

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DIY Gifts: Shrink Plastic Wine Charms & Stitch Markers

This week I'll be focusing on sharing tutorials for my favorite DIY gifts. It's a whole week full of videos and will be capped off with my DIY Gift Guide. Doesn't that sound fun?

Today we have a rather late post and video, but it is just squeaking by to still be on December 7th. Let me tell you, getting so many posts up, tutorials filmed and videos edited, takes time, but I'm having fun doing all of it. Yay Christmas! But, I digress! This tutorial is one I have been working on for a while now, Shrink Plastic Wine Charms & Stitch Markers. I've been experimenting with shrink plastic for several months now and I think I've got a great system worked out that produces near professional results. It is also super versatile, so don't be surprised if I trot out other tutorials in 2016. 

All you need to know is right here in this video, so just press play. 

P.S. I cut my hair and have bangs. It's a Christmas miracle!

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A Quick Festive Appetizer: Brie En Croute

Last holiday season I shared some of my absolute favorite quick and easy appetizers, except for one of my favorites of all, Brie En Croute. That's just a fancy way of saying brie covered in a tasty layer of fruit and baked inside delicious and crisp puff pastry. A simple and straightforward appetizer that I managed to over bake last year and ruin. It's never happened to me before, but of course the time that I tried to make it for this blog, disaster struck. Oh well! It's the holidays again, so I've had a chance to redeem myself.

As I mentioned before, this recipe is pretty easy and comes out great, if you don't stupidly leave it in the oven too long. I've made a lot of versions of this recipe over the years and my favorite flavor combination is included at the end. I mainly wanted to focus this post on my tips for getting the best results.

Tips and Tricks

You might be tempted to try to make your own puff pastry for this recipe and I commend your ambitious spirit. But save that ambition for some other recipe adventure. Puff pastry is notoriously time-consuming and the end product is virtually indistinguishable from the store bought frozen puff pastry. Do yourself the favor and save yourself the hassle. Do, however, spend the extra time and money to get a good wheel of brie. President brie is widely available and comes out fine, like no one is going to complain about it. Smaller batch producers generally offer wheels of brie that have a deeper, more interesting flavor, that, in my opinion are worth it.

Brie generally has a rather thick rind that keeps the topping from permeating the gooey, cheesy goodness. I like to score the top of the cheese before I top it to help meld the flavors in the end product.

Traditionally baked bries are covered with raspberry jam. It is delicious, but can end up being a little sweet. That's why I've experimented and I suggest you do so too. A rule of thumb I've discovered is that the best combinations have elements of sweet, sour, and savory. 

So that's all the recommendations. It's time for the recipe!

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Brie En Croute

by Daphne December-5-2015

A baked brie that goes beyond raspberry jam, but is just as simple and massively tasty

Ingredients

6-8 oz. brie, round

9 oz. frozen puff pastry

1 TBS honey

1 tsp rosemary

1/4 cup sour cherry preserves

1 egg

1 TBS milk

Instructions

1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. Defrost the puff pastry in a kitchen towel. Once it is warm enough to handle, roll it out to completely encase the brie you have chosen. Lay it in a greased baking dish. 2. Put the brie on top of the puff pastry. Score it, barely cutting through the rind.3. Spoon the honey on top of the brie and sprinkle on the rosemary. Top that with the sour cherry preserves.4. Carefully fold the puff pastry up over the brie and topping, painting on a little milk with a pastry brush if it has trouble sticking.5. At this point you can leave the whole thing in your fridge until you are ready to serve it. 6. About 45 minutes before are ready to serve, beat the egg and milk together and cover the pastry with this egg wash before putting it in oven. 7. Bake for 20-25 minutes until it is golden brown. Let it cool for 15-20 before serving because that brie is basically molten inside. Enjoy!

Details

Prep time: 10 mins Cook time: 25 mins Total time: 50 mins Yield: 6 - 8 servings

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Here it is a short, but sweet post with my playlist of the music I discovered last month. I'm busy with lots of holiday stuff and nonsense, so I can't go into why I love the songs on the list (sorry songs!), but I did want to get something out there despite all the craze of Christmas. As always, I recommend listening to ALLLLL the songs on the list, but if I had to pick a top 3 it would be "Nottamun Town" by LISTENBEE, which actually showed up on last month's list, but it was at the very end of the month AND I missed it when I was picking October Favs, so it's getting all the love here because it's fulfilling my need for a modern indie cowboy anthem; and  Working For It by Zhu, Skrillex, and THEY. because it reminds of all the best non-rapping parts of Childish Gambino songs; and finally "Ritual Blush" by George Blush, an emerging artist from London who I am LOVING because his sound is expansive and urgent. Check out the full playlist on Spotify, listen to it in the embed player, or peruse the track listing below.

So, thus ends this real world interlude in the festive fantasy in which I currently exist. Enjoy!

Cake by the Ocean by DNCE

Nottamun Town by LISTENBEE

Cry Baby by The Neighbourhood

Flesh without Blood by Grimes

Heart is  Full by Miike Snow

Follow You by Night Riots <such a weird song...>

Heading Up High Armin van Buuren, Kensington

What I Wouldn't Do by Serena Ryder

First Time by Icona Pop

Love Don't Die by The Fray

Bang Bang - My Baby Shot Me Down by Nancy Sinatra <old, but great>

Working For It by Zhu, Skrillex, THEY.

Ritual Blush by Geoge Cosby

What a Feeling by One Direction

Always/Never by Daniel Ellsworth & The Great Lakes

Made of Dreams by Brandyn Burnette

Prisoner by Steve Angello feat. Gary Go

Don't You Wait by Cloves

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I debated whether I should put together another playlist this year because although I love Christmas music to no end, it's kind of like if you hear one rendition of Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas, you've heard them all. I was also afraid that I would just fill up this year's playlist with my select favorites again. But I threw caution to the wind and scoured Spotify and put together a new playlist that really feels like it's own thing. There's only one repeated song (I think) because no Christmas playlist is complete without All I Want For Christmas Is You by Mariah Carey, but the rest is fresh and different with a mix of english carols, classic christmas tunes, reimagined holiday standards, and completely new songs. And I'm sure I'll add a song or two as the season continues. For now check out the full playlist on Spotify, in the embed player or in the track listing below.

All I Want For Christmas Is You by Mariah Carey

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christma by Swear and Shake

Dear Santa by Mr Little Jeans

merry christmas darling by Christina Perri

Santa Baby by Eartha Kitt

The Christmas Song by Nat King Cole

Sleigh Ride by the Ronettes

Winter Song by Sara Bareilles and Ingrid Michaelson

Wonderful Christmastime by Paul McCartney

Carol of the Bells by Peter H. Wilhousky and John Williams

Nutcracker Medley by Joshua Bell, Straight No Chaser

The Little Drummer Boy by Johnny Cash

Christmas Eve/ Sarajevo by Trans-Siberian Orchestra

You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch by Thurl Ravenscroft

It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year by Andy Williams

Christmas in Hollis by Run-D.M.C.

O Holy Night by Adolphe Adam, Jonathan & Charlotte

Step Into Christmas by Elton John

Good King Wenceslas by Anonymous, Michael George, Timothy Norris, Robin Stapleton

O Litte Town of Bethlehem by Frank Sinatra and the Ken Lane Singers

Hark! the Herald Angels Sing/It Came Upon a Midnight Clear by Bing Crosby

That's Christmas to Me by Pentatonix

Little Saint Nick by the Beach Boys

The Sussex Carol by Traditional, Julian Ovenden, Robin Stapleton

Coventry Carol by Sufjan Stevens

Do You Hear What I Hear? by Bob Dylan

The Chipmunk Song by Tegan and Sara

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen by Bryan Sutton

The Holly & The Ivy by Los Campesinos

It Feels Like Christmas from A Muppet Christmas Carol

I'll Be Home by Meghan Trainor

Someday at Christmas by Stevie Wonder

Happy XMas (War is Over) by Jake Shimaburkuro and Yo-Yo Ma

This Love Won't Break Your Heart by Annalise Emerick

Auld Lang Syne by Emma Beaton, Mairi Campbell, David Francis, and Joyce Beaton

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