Because everyone needs a little bling in their life… even if you’re not the glitzy, glam type. Keep reading to check out the how-to! Supplies: – 6 Rhinestone Connector Beads – 10 Small Beads (Color/style is totally up to you) – Chain – Key Chain Ring – Craft Wire (Anywhere from 16-24 gauge depending on …
Words can’t express how stoked I am for the autumn season. It’s my favorite time of the year; not just because of the pumpkin coffee and apple picking, but I love being able to layer and feel so much more comfortable during the day. This Lace Trim Plaid Top DIY combines fall and summer elements …
Bring in some sparkle with this easy, upcycled project. I used an iconic “I (heart) NY” tee that I thrifted for about $1.50. I’d love to also try this out with a worn in band tee for that downtown cool look – in either case, I love how simple yet statement-making this DIY is. …
I’m loving the look of marble just as much as the next person (have you seen my Marbled Purse and Marbled Sunglasses DIY’s?). This time around, instead of using nail polish, I tried it out with oven bake clay. Using some basic molding techniques and simple supplies, you can create a Faux Marble Ring for …
Inspired by an edgy Paula Mendoza piece (below), this project represents the aesthetic and vision of Studs & Pearls to a tee. Photo Credit: Net-a-Porter.com, Paula Mendoza Nereus gold-plated bracelet, $550 I took my own spin on this statement bracelet, using ivory pearls and pairing it with the Chevron Studded Jacket DIY. …
Fringe is one of those simple materials that can make a major impact. In my latest eHow DIY, I hand made some fringe with black suede and layered it onto a thrifted wristlet. I replaced the worn in brown strap with some edgy, chunky chain – and the wristlet became good as new. Learn …
Autumn is right around the corner, so I thought I’d wrap up August with one last summer project. This DIY involves a dress that I found at the thrift store for just 4 bucks. With the same method, you can use pretty much any button down dress, making the possibilities practically endless. It also …
With fall well on it’s way, I can’t stop thinking about projects made for layering. My latest eHow project is perfect for just that; check out my Lace Back Panel Button Down Shirt tutorial at the eHow blog.
I’m loving my latest project for eHow Style: a Knotted Chain Necklace, made with leftovers from past projects. I’m constantly trying to condense my supplies and use up remnants, something that is an ongoing process for any crafter. No two Knotted Chain Necklaces will be alike; the different metal finishes and chain types create an …
It’s been a while since I’ve made any additions for my collection of arm candy. I’ve been wanting to experiment with flat aluminum wire that I’ve had in my stash, so I decided to use leather and chain to create an eye-catching mix of textures. Step-by-step, below! Supplies:– Scissors – 3-in-1 Jewelry Pliers – …
Lately, I’ve been really digging simplicity in all facets of my life. This has started to show in my projects, including the Chevron Wire Necklace that I recently made for the eHow Style blog. I love how dainty and minimalist it is. To check out the tutorial, click here!Xo, Kirsten
