DIY CELINE INSPIRED TRIO BAG. 22nd January 2013 I can’t begin to explain how many bits and pieces I seem to carry around with me, a ‘what’s in my bag’ post would either have to be highly edited (which they usually are – notice no one includes scrunched up receipts, knotted hair ties or tampax on their lists) or at least ten frames long.
DIY Book Clutch. I love things that are quirky, and if they boarder on the nerdy side of quirky I love them even more.
Olympia Le-Tan’s handmade embroidered book clutches are so perfectly and quaintly quirky that I immediately fell in love. If the clutches alone hadn’t already woo-ed me sufficiently, the film she made with Spike Jonze for Nowness definitely would have tipped me over the edge into obsession. The real thing starts around $1,300, but you can DIY for about $15!
I used one of these newly reprinted classics from Barnes & Noble, they’re perfect for this with whimsical hardcovers and sturdy pages. Jean Backpack. Avis Bless This Mess: DIY No-Sew Pumpkin Backpack.
Comfortable DIY Ikat Beach Bag. It’s summer, let’s go to the beach, everybody!
For a comfortable and simple beach bag you’ll need a canvas bag of your choice, thread(s), a needle, and a bit of embroidery-style stitching. Work upside down from the opening of the bag to draw the design; use tailors’ chalk to be able to rub it off later. Use washy tape for the first few “shapes” to assist with alignment. To keep the lines straight bring the needle and thread out from underneath – the inside of the bag – and then pull it straight down to place the needle worked well. If it’s not perfect, it’s okay, slightly imperfect edges are the beauty of Ikat fabrics anyway. DIY: How to Make a Rolled-Magazine Clutch. I'm a huge fan of kitschy, unconventional accessories — almost to a fault.
From glitter clutches to owl purses, I like pieces that command attention just because someone had the guts to design them into reality. Christopher Kane and Kate Spade are two designers I admire in this department, they are a reminder that the fashion world doesn't have to be serious and highbrow all the time—there is room for a bit of fun and whimsy. Album Cover On Reusable Shopping Bag. Fuzzy Tote. This has quickly become my favorite DIY project.
I made it and planned my whole outfit around it the next day. Yes, that means that I broke out the fur in August. And yes, some find this seasonally offensive. Feathered Maxi Clutch. Hace un par de días tuve el placer de organizar la fiesta de presentación de Dresseos, un nuevo vestidor de alquiler online que cuenta con piezas exclusivas de diseñadores muy reconocidos como Angel Schlesser, Amaya Arzuaga, Ion Fiz , Devota … [LEER TODO] Esta semana he podido permitirme un look más primaveral y estrenar mi nuevo crop top.
Mira que hace tiempo odiaba los crop tops y no los consideraba nada elegantes. Pero como todo en esta vida, hay que adaptarlo al estilo … [LEER TODO] Hoy queremos presentaros una nueva firma española de calzado que seguro os va a encantar. Se llama Okaaspain y tienen zapatitos de piel para niños, jóvenes y adultos fabricados en España y con unos diseños monísimos y muy de tendencia. … [LEER TODO]
From Scratch. Découpage Floral Bag. When H&M asked us to DIY a boho-inspired item for their summer issue, découpage was the first thing that came to mind.
Honestly, does it get any better than customizing a simple handbag with a brilliant floral print? Wild Things Tote. Friday, 9 October 2009 by Irene Hoofs Wild Things Tote by Courtney Russel from Two Straight Lines I have monsters on the brain as we in the States near Halloween, as well as the upcoming release of the film Where the Wild Things Are.
This fun tote project would make a perfect Trick o' Treat bag, library tote, or even a slightly spooky gift bag.You will need:*Pre-made canvas tote*Pen and paper for sketching*Fabric or felt*Scissors*Fabric glue (I use Alene's because it doesn't soak through to the front of the fabric)*Fine point permanent black or brown marker*Other embellishments such as yarn, cording, buttons, ric-rac, googly eyesOptional*1" Masking tape*Craft paint or fabric paint*Paintbrush Step one:Gather "monster inspiration" with your kids. Do you have any stuffed monsters or monster story books?
Finally, you can enjoy your Wild Things tote. Hand-Painted Purses. Do you have a lot of purses?
Flickr: Intercambio de fotos. Add A Magnetic Snap To A Bag. Studded Leather Bag. What you’ll need: Victim bag, Conical Studs (buy here or ebay), sharp scalpel, metal ruler or butterknife to bend prongs, and about 3 movies to watch while studding. Stud away!