murielsweets:

DIY: Weekend bag

This is definitely a much more advanced DIY, but I’m absolutely in love with this bag and the fact that you can create this! The instructions are great and provide a pattern to follow. Click on the link above and get started. (: 

(Source: lucis7inspiration)

thediycrowd:

DIY Flower Headband

I thought I would continue the headband trend for another day. Click on the link above and check out how to make this easy and cute flower headband. (: 

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A feather headband was requested by one of our followers, so we would like to answer the request. Actually, a feather headband is one of the easiest DIYs and something a beginner should start with! Glam Mafia has an easy-to-follow and clear step-by-step instruction on it. You can add any design you want by buying various different feathers, buying jewels to add to it, or literally anything! Be creative, that’s what DIY is all about. (: You can check out the tutorial here. 

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sunset-vine:

Here (and Here) is how to have beautiful hair for any occasion:

Side Chignon

1. Using a round brush, blow-dry hair smooth and straight, focusing on the top sections.

2. Once dry, use a large-barrel curling iron to create waves from the ears down.

3. Build height and volume at…

I love this “Side Chignon” by Sunset & Vine for your hair! I thought DIY, that can also apply to how you do your hair. This wonderful tutorial is really cute. Click on the title to read all of the steps. They’ve also included handy pictures, so you can get an even better look. Hair is an excellent way to accessorize an outfit. 

Have a surplus of never-worn sweaters lying around? Turn those old sweaters into something new by following this innovative tutorial by Betz White. This sweater skirt, or “Hip Huggie” is both stylish (when styled the right way) and comfortable and no one will guess that it’s made from a sweater you stole out of your dad’s closet. To find out how Betz makes it, click here. 

Finally there’s a fashionable DIY that will help put my extra cardboard scraps to use!! This tutorial by paper, plate, and plane is simple to make and results in bangles that resemble elegant origami shapes! Check out the tutorial here.