DIY: Bandanna Fabric Choker
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DIY: Bandanna Fabric Choker

I’m that girl when it comes to shopping. It takes everything within me to internalize my ramblings about making your own stuff — especially jewelry. Of course, I get that DIY isn’t for everyone… but that’s why tutorials exist, right? For this DIY, I was inspired by the millions of chokers out there & re-purposed an old bandanna. It’s no-sew & ridiculously cheap. Win. …

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DIY: Draped Rhinestone Choker
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DIY: Draped Rhinestone Choker

While I’m not crazy about blingy embellishments, I can get down with rhinestones when they’re used in a not-so-conventional way. And in the interest of sharing my love for wedding-appropriate ideas, this choker DIY would make an amazing unconventional bridal piece. Let a girl know if anyone wants to get married; I definitely want to wear this down …

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Darice DIY: Succulent Wedding Corsage
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Darice DIY: Succulent Wedding Corsage

I’m such a sucker for wedding crafts; making decor and wearables for friends’ weddings is one of my favorite things to do. So, for my latest project at Darice Crafts, I made a non-traditional DIY succulent wedding corsage using a faux plant. I’m loving the way it looks against the chain! You can find the tutorial at Darice Crafts’ blog. …

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DIY: Studded Wood Earrings
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DIY: Studded Wood Earrings

During the last few years, I’ve been falling (hard) for DIY projects featuring wood elements. And after I took a few classes at SF’s Woodthumb in SOMA, the love grew x1000. Triangle bookshelf? Check. Wooden six pack? Check, check. So, it’s no surprise that my latest tutorial for Wild Amor features wood veneer, a wood-obsessed-crafty-lady’s best …

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DIY: Stone Fringe Necklace

I’ve always been a sucker for projects that save scraps and remnants from the trash. I adore the idea that something can be made from nothing, fueled by the leftovers of a completely separate creation. It just goes to show that inspiration can cultivate anywhere if you let it. It’s imagination at its very best. This …

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