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DIY Tutorial – Recycled T-Shirt Necklace

Have any old t-shirts that you need to throw away? Recycle them instead by creating this unique necklace by Ivanna. The only materials required are some scissors, a needle and thread, and a few beads for decoration. Click here to make your own fabric necklace. 

— 1 day ago with 49 notes
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DIY Chloé Susan Boots

Jessica of Nome é para fracos transformed an affordable pair of black boots into cropped, beaded Chloé-inspired footwear. View the full tutorial by clicking here. (To translate the language from Portuguese to English or Spanish, there’s a link on the right side of her blog.)

Before:

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After:
diy susan boots


diy sus

— 2 days ago with 31 notes
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This innovative tutorial by Whitney of Freshly Given shows us how to alter an old maxi skirt into both a “Greek-style top” and a mini skirt. To view the full how-to, click here.

This innovative tutorial by Whitney of Freshly Given shows us how to alter an old maxi skirt into both a “Greek-style top” and a mini skirt. To view the full how-to, click here.

— 3 days ago with 202 notes
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DIY Wrapped Bangle

Here is a follower’s submission that I think is really awesome, especially if you’re like me and have tons of embroidery thread stuffed in a drawer somewhere. (I had a brief friendship bracelet phase.) Check out the original post by clicking here or visit Mitzi’s blog at www.TheCardiganCloset.com!

A twist on the friendship bracelet trend = turn it into a bangle! All you need is embroidery thread, scissors, and any bangle. Start by knotting the string around the bangle, and simply alternate colors as you wrap the thread around the bracelet. 

— 5 days ago with 72 notes
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Summer is quickly approaching and with the coming season, the nautical trend makes it way back into our wardrobes. This rope necklace by Eva of Fashionista’s Diary is the perfect accessory to pair with your boat shoes and stripes. Learn how to make your own by clicking here.  

Summer is quickly approaching and with the coming season, the nautical trend makes it way back into our wardrobes. This rope necklace by Eva of Fashionista’s Diary is the perfect accessory to pair with your boat shoes and stripes. Learn how to make your own by clicking here.  

— 6 days ago with 64 notes
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D-I-Y Pink Ombre Shorts with Studs!

One of our awesome followers, Denise Heredia, takes you step-by-step through the making of her lovely ombre studded shorts. Thanks Denise!

“I have decided to edit my own pair of shorts in a very summery way haha lol! Going out of the stereotypical kind of shorts which are white, black or colored, I’ve decided to create ombre shortsOmbre is the gradient effect that’s seen in fashion shows and are super in trend right now! From Abbey Lee Kershaw’s hair dip dyes to Topshop collections, I’m loving it! (aren’t you?) But, since I’m a fan of Tumblr but I don’t have my own account, I always see these kinds of shorts and tried to copy them! The brand is Runwaydreamz and they sell amazing shorts with studs and goes with the whole Coachella, I’m-too-cool look! Here they are and below are steps on how to make your own! Hope you try it! It’s super fun!  

“Here’s the finished product that I’m soooo happy to have made.

That’s me btw! Know how excited I am? I’ll wear them today! HAHA!


“Runwaydreamz that cost about $150-200! No wayyy but they’re so pretty!

“My latest purchase. So happy I got this one @ Rockell PowerMac that it became my inspiration for this Do-It-Yourself project!

Pink Ombre Belkin iPhone 4 case 

“Materials needed! From left to right: White shorts (Cotton On), Venus Dye in Pink, Studs from Carolina’s, and a knife to insert the studs!

(From left to right)

1.) Boil hot water and add the dye.

2.) Dip the tip of the shorts in the colored water.

3.) Use anything (in my case, a spoon) to scoop the colored water half-way up the shorts.

4.) Then create a darker mixture by adding more dye and dip JUST the tip of the shorts

(From left to right)

1.) Dry the shorts (Woke up going straight down to see if it’s dry since I dyed it at night).

2.) Prepare the knife and studs.

3.) One by one, push the studs onto the shorts and use the knife (or your hands which I did but it HURT!) to push the metals down to secure the studs.

4.) Done with the area of the pocket!

“This project was truly a great unexpected expectation! Try these out! They’re perfect for the summer and it’ll go with anything (trust me, I’ve mix and matched them with different tops already)! So, instead of getting those super over-priced Runwayydreammzz, make these! They’re super easy and all in all it cost me less than a thousand Pesos!

Happy D-I-Y-ing! Tell me about what you did in my Twitter! Have fun! :)

Visit my blog too! It’s http://expecttheunexpectedwithdenise.blogspot.com :)”

— 1 week ago with 172 notes
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Check out this awesome video tutorial from one of our followers, iainvincible. For more DIY video tutorials, visit their YouTube channel Q2 Han:

Hello :) We’ve created a Vinyl Transparent Clutch that was inspired by the  Jill Sander SS 2011 collection. It requires no sewing machine, but 1/2 yard of vinyl, thread, scissors, tape, and a snap. Please checkout our video on our youtube channel!

Thanks!!

— 1 month ago with 44 notes
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