Big-Little Crafts

         There is no greater bond than the one between a big and her little. Those not involved in greek life will never understand, but for those of you who are new to the big and little life, this post will be a lifesaver when it comes to big little reveal week! Every sorority does it differently, but when push comes to shove, someone is crafting heavily during this hell-week. If you don't have other work to do and you love crafting, then this week is probably going to be a blast for you! If not, here are some quick and easy ideas to fill up your big or little’s baskets, bags, etc! 

Letters! Letters are always a good idea. Remember when you first became a part of your sorority, and all you wanted was those precious letters you could finally call your own everywhere around you! Whether they are wooden, fabric, plastic, painted, puffy, or furry, letters are a cute and easy craft to create! Wooden letters are a personal favorite of mine, and I find myself making new letters for people just because! I live to paint mine, but you can always cover them in glitter, rhinestones, buttons, sequins, puffy paint, etc! The possibilities are endless, just take a look on Pinterest if you don’t believe me! Other letters, such as fabric ones can be made (take a look at my earlier post). These can be more time consuming, but your big or little will get a lot of use out of whatever you create! Another fun idea is to make small pillows in the shape of your letters. It is essential that you know how to sew if you are planning on doing this, but the results will be rewarding!

Picture frames! What better to give your favorite sister than you favorite picture of the two of you! Some one my most cherished items from Kianu are the pictures I have taken with my big and little. You can find cheap and ornate picture frames anywhere, dollar stores, walmart, or your local craft store. From there, you can paint or decorate the frame in any way you want! This is similar to the letters, just design it in a pattern your little loves!

These two ideas will never let you down during Big-Little Week. You can never have too many pictures or letters!