Learn how to turn 1 yard of fleece in 2 different scarves with one of my latest eHow projects! The circle infinity scarf only requires basic sewing skills, while the fringe scarf is no-sew and can be made in just a few minutes. Click here for the full run-down.
Scarves are such a simple concept — just a strip of fabric, really — and yet I can’t imagine doing winters without them. As of this week, New York is back to being super chilly, so it looks like it’s time for another scarf project! This DIY can be a no-sew tutorial that can be …
Put those leftover chains to good use with one of my most recent eHow DIY projects, a Braided Chain Headband. Click here for the full tutorial!
This time of the year is perfect for everything metallic, shiny, and glittery. I recently whipped up this skirt just in time for NYE, but I’ll probably be bringing it out for many dinner parties throughout the year. I’m in love with the liquid-y metal look of this jersey. Want to make it, too? Follow …
Take a festive spin on the marbling trend with red and white oven-bake clay! Paired with strands of chunky curb chain, you’ll have an accessory that will coordinate with your favorite holiday ensembles. Click here for my full tutorial on eHow Style’s blog.
Chevron, suede, studs, metallic…these are a few of my favorite things. I love statement designs that are bold and simple. This project uses scrap leather and a few embellishments to create an eye-catching necklace. Follow along with the tutorial below: Supplies: Scrap suede Leather hole punch 1-inch bugle beads (I used Darice Bugle Beads …
Looking for an easy and inexpensive project to make during the holiday weekend? Head over to eHow’s Style blog for my latest tutorial, an Oversized Thread Tassel Necklace. Embroidery thread is about 35 cents a skein, and you’ll only need half for this DIY; not bad for a budget-friendly project!
Cozy up with a pair of Faux-Buttoned Sweater Leg Warmers with my exclusive eHow tutorial. This project utilizes the sleeves from an old sweater and a few simple hand-stitches. Enjoy!
Haruka Sakaguchi and I recently teamed up to bring you a posh & pretty project for Verily Magazine. This DIY was inspired by a $98 pair of gloves found at Urban Outfitters; our handmade version cost less than $30 to make! Click on over to Verily to learn how to make it.
Marbling is everywhere lately; this is one trend I can get behind. Today’s marbling techniques often use nail polish, but I remember the chalk shaving method that I learned in 4th grade. I was part of the after-school Art Club (surprise, surprise) and I vividly remmeber using chalk to create marbled paper. And I loved …
One of my favorite parts about do-it-yourself is the ability to use something in more than one way. I love taking an item, material or technique and adding an unconventional spin. Admittedly, some of the less quirky & unadventurous types might raise a brow…but who cares?! An “intended purpose” is a concept created by the …
