Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Friday, 21 February 2014
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Saturday, 10 November 2012
Friday, 19 October 2012
Thursday, 6 September 2012
Fall trend - Crystal Shoes
Source- Matter of Style
These Lavin and Jimmy Choo crystal shoes are hot of the ramp at F/W 2012. Glitter crystal back are extremely beautiful. If you want to acheive the same look, all you need are some crystals and some glue Here
These Lavin and Jimmy Choo crystal shoes are hot of the ramp at F/W 2012. Glitter crystal back are extremely beautiful. If you want to acheive the same look, all you need are some crystals and some glue Here
Thursday, 23 August 2012
DIY Ear Cuffs.
The moment I saw Ear Cuffs I knew this was something I would totally wear/DIY. The style was right up my alley and when I saw them at Chanel, I was a goner.
Make sure you have very good glue and paper when you start. Cut out paper in the shape of your ear. start gluing the diamontes onto the cardboard. Make sure when you do this that the paper is flat. Use a strong glue. When your finished, take two (or three) ear clips and stick it at the back. Make sure you stick it with very strong glue. Of course, use good quality ear clamps. Finish with a chain and your done! If you want, You can ad more chains- the choice is yours. The finished result is eyecatching and totally spot on trend! Go on and bedazzle your ears!
Saturday, 11 August 2012
Tuesday, 24 July 2012
Saturday, 21 July 2012
DIY Safety Pin Crown
If you are into the fashion grunge look, you'll notice safety pins are making a comeback. Ive always found them to be very beautiful.
You'll need-
A Hairband
A lot of safety pins
Start by creating a base of safety pins
Begin to build up from the base. Remember there's no wrong way.
I suggest to do it part by part. Its easier.
The finished hairband. Tada!!
Maybe I'll go a bit bigger on the top... who knows?
Friday, 20 July 2012
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
DIY Feather Fascinator Tutorial
Fascinators are one of the most elegant things a girl can wear. I've been in love with them way before the royal wedding and hype. As I could not find a nice one here.. I decided to DIY with the help of a DIY video. Sigh, You gotta love DIY.
Pictures shot by Priyanka Desai Featuring my DIY Fascinator
I saw this video and I was soo inspired I made one for myself. Love it! Everything is expained so well here there really nothing you need ask.
TIME TO COMPLETE
45min.
THINGS NEEDED
Big feathers
Small feathers
Glue
A hollow hair clip
Wire
Net
Enjoy!!!
Wednesday, 13 June 2012
Friday, 25 May 2012
Featured On IFB Links A La Mode!!!!
Today I woke up to a very amazing piece of news... I had been selected and featured in IFB Links A La Mode.
DIY Days of Summer
Edited by: Jess of Fresh Jess
The bloggers are taking it to the crafts these days! What better
way to get your wardrobe ready for summer than breathing new life into
what you’ve got? This week’s Links a la Mode is chock full of quick
& easy DIY projects for everything from crystallized shoes and Miu
Miu-inspired clutches to top buns and accessories laced with neon. If
getting crafty’s not on your to-do list this week, don’t fret. We’ve
also got thoughtful posts on personal style, dressing for summer events,
supporting local designers and blogger besties. These posts are getting
better and better every week and it was hard to choose just 20 of them.
Keep ‘em coming!
LINKS À LA MODE: THE IFB WEEKLY ROUND UP: MAY 24TH
- Aspiring New Moms: Summer in the Office
- Barefoot Duchess: The Top Bun & How to DIY
- Bon Vivant and a Budget: How to Host a Clothing Swap
- Chic Cheat: Oh Miu Miu Stars
- Fashion After Breakfast: DIY Pastel Collar Necklace
- Fashion Love Affairs: 6 Free Ways to End Your Fashion Rut
- Fashion, Well Done: Personal Style – A 5-Year Retrospective
- FashStash: Support Local: Saloni Rathor
- Finely Made: DIY: Lizzie Fortunato Scale Bracelet
- Flounces and Slashes: DIY Swarovski Crystallized Shoes
- I Have a Degree in This: Why You Should Take My Fashion Degree Seriously
- My Confidence and Me: Introducing…(Melissa/For Fi Love, Me)
- My Style Snapshot: Let It Be
- Sea and Swank: What to Wear: Weddings
- Stars For Streetlights: DIY: How to Make a Scarf Shirt
- Style Over Sense: DIY Doorknob Hanger
- The Average Girl’s Guide: Vent Sesh: Consumption
- The Style Safari: Thurs-DIY: Tropical Floral Tee
- Tobruck Ave: BEfriends
- Under the Cottonwood: Trends: Graphic and Bold Prints
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<div><strong>Edited by: Jess of <a href="http://www.freshjess.com">Fresh Jess</a></strong></div><br />
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<h3>DIY Days of Summer</h3><br />
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<div><strong>Edited by: Jess of <a href="http://www.freshjess.com">Fresh Jess</a></strong></div><br />
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Friday, 20 April 2012
Thursday, 29 December 2011
DIY Mirrored Collar
DIY collars are making the rounds now - But this tutorial caught my eyes for a sheer ingenious idea!
A fabulous tutorial from Aetienne.net
For this tutorial you'll need-
CDs
An old shirt
Chopsticks
A bucket
Glue
Sissors
Instructions:
- Cut out the collar from the shirt.
- Place the CD into the container, and pour boiling water into the container. (Be careful and use a cup or something!)
- Wait for 1-2 minutes. (Go watch an advertisement, or two.)
Pull the CD out of the water using chopsticks. Wait for it to cool.
Cut a section of the CD away.
You should be able to peel the reflective part away now.
Cut and paste onto the collar- done!
Pictures courtesy of Aetienne.Net
Wednesday, 7 December 2011
How to DIY an old scarf
I had an old scarf which was so beautiful but I hadn't worn it in ages! The reason being it was torn from the bottom - But it looked so good on me I had to salvage it!
Since its made of chiffon, I sprayed the table lightly with water so it did not fly off and didn't shift.
Place the ruler on the torn part and even it out with a straight line. Mark with a chalk line.
Cut of the marked part and fold 1cm. iron - Since the cloth is wet it will act like its been pressed.
Stitch in a straight line down.
Cut of excess... Done!!
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