In 2010, this blog started out as a DIY fashion blog that channeled inspiration from designer items. As time went on, I began to share my love for everything DIY – not just fashion projects. Yet, I’m all for kicking it “old school” and replicating designer projects on the cheap. For my newest project at …
During the months of November and December, delicious food and festive crafts serve as the perfect distractions from the (freezing) cold. The holiday season also gives me a reason to harness my inner sparkle-loving self; it rarely makes an appearance, after all. Luckily, showcasing an extra dose of bling is a natural part of this …
There’s nothing better than spotting something and feeling overwhelmed with inspiration. It’s even better when there’s an opportunity to add your own spin on it. That’s exactly how I felt when I saw this $48 Free People necklace. As soon as I spotted it, the wheels in my head started turning. That’s beauty of handmade: …
For the outdoor-loving DIYer, spring and summer is prime time for flower crowns. They’re basically wearable wreaths for the warmer seasons. And if you’re anything like me, you know all about the crafty potential of Mother Nature’s natural elements. I’m definitely that girl scooping up stones, twigs, feathers, and leaves on hikes and beach jaunts. Recently, I was …
With the spring season in full force (and summer right around the corner), the crafting world has been prepping for the one and only festival season. And when you’re a music lover like myself, you know just how many DIY opportunities there are at any festival. Excuse me while I craft to the tune of my favorite… …
When it comes to small businesses, I’m all about the ones that support the doers, dreamers, and makers of the world. Pins to Kill, an Australian based clothing company, totally fits that description. I’ve seen & loved their range of unique leggings, so I was 120% on board to collaborate with them. Of course, that meant …
I have a serious soft spot for quick and easy craft projects. Extra points for when they’re inspired by something that costs a pretty penny. My latest tutorial at eHow is an excellent example; even a novice crafter can take this on. This one is inspired by a $215 Anthropologie item, made for less than …
Tutorials inspired by expensive versions are my absolute favorite. My latest project at eHow is based off a $149 Anthropologie clutch, made for WAY less. Check it out right here!
Now that we’re well into November, it’s time for all of the autumn feels. Head to eHow to learn how to upgrade a basic floppy hat with handmade feather trim — click here!
Candy dot purses, anyone?…Just kidding. I’m not that crazy. Since I have a soft spot for metal-studded-anything, I was pretty stoked when this idea came to me. Spray paint and studs? Love. For the full DIY, head on over to Brit + Co.
It’s no secret that I love using unconventional supplies. Well, I practically burst from excitement when this idea came to me. This tutorial demonstrates how you can use plastic children’s barrettes from the dollar store to upgrade a basic bag. Add some glistening faceted rhinestones and you’ve got yourself a pretty kick ass purse. The …
