May has come to an end, and it seems like the quarantine orders are slowly being lifted in my province.

Staying at home for three months was not easy, nor fun, but knowing that a) there's less chance of contamination and b) planning for the future to come has kept me sane these last couple of months. For a while, everything seemed so bleak and uncertain and planning helped me feel less overwhelmed and gave me something positive to focus on.

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One of the positive things about being in quarantine is all the "free" time we have. Time that we usually do not have, which means that we know have the time to be crafty, to learn a language, or to just relax.

During this time I've done some sewing, crafting, and used part of my time productively, but one of my issues as a craft person is that I'll often feel overwhelmed with all the craft possibilities out there (looking at you Pinterest). Obviously, I'm not the only person who will feel stressed out or overwhelmed when faced with many options, and so I thought to make compilation/roundup post of some simple DIYs to do during this quarantine period.

These last couple of months have certainly been strange and unexpected, and life has not been the same since the virus broke out and we've been pushed in. Time has been really strange lately, we have lots of "free" time but it also feels like time does not exist anymore as all the days no mix into each other.

Happy May everyone!

Flowers and trees have started to blossom, the weather has warmed up (although as I'm writing this it is lightly snowing!) and we are still in quarantine, but making the best of it. Which in my case is planning the design for my office (well the desk corner in my room).  In this post, I will be sharing the inspiration that I've seen on how to decorate the office and how I used it to design the plan.