Journey of Belle Bride Angela.... DIY Lace Cuff Tutorial Bonjour As I mentioned in my wedding update post, my mother designed and made her own wedding dress, she was an extremely creative lady! It meant a lot to me to include an element of this into my wedding day, so I decided to use some of the lace to make my DIY wedding own vintage lace wedding cuff and today I thought I would share my DIY lace cuff tutorial. Ok, so while I was looking for lace style items for my wedding I came across this image of a beautiful lace wedding cuff on ‘Pinterest’. It’s actually available on Etsy.com Here’s the link: Etsy Weddings This got me thinking, so I researched some more and found some beautiful lace bridal cuffs including these: Victoria Mary Vintage I‘d already chosen my dress, which has two different layers of lace on it and being a big fan of lace anyway it was going to feature heavily throughout my wedding theme. Luckily for me, my Mom has collected lots of lace remnants over the years so I thought I’d have a go at making one for myself. Best Wishes
DIY Report: Wrap Bangles - Follow Fashion Ook zo gek op vrolijke arm candy? En vind je het ook nog eens leuk om zelf creatief bezig te zijn met sieraden? Dan is deze DIY net wat voor jou! Je hebt vast nog wel ergens in je kast een aantal bangle armbanden liggen, zo niet dan koop je ze bijvoorbeeld op de markt of bij de H&M. Deze simpele armbanden kun je in no time omtoveren tot kleurrijke arm party voor je pols. Gebruik verschillende kleuren garen of kies je favoriete kleur en match deze met je oufit. Bron: Honestly WTF 1. 2 – 3. 4 – 5. 6 – 7. 8 – 9. 10 – 11. Meer DIY Reports op Follow Fashion zien?
Safety Pin Bracelet Use the extra safety pins lying around you house to make this one of a kind safety pin bracelet. It is very easy! What you need Safety Pins (enough to fit around your wrist) Beads ( as much as you want) Super Glue Elastic cord (.7 mm or above recommended) Instructions 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Fishtail Braided Anchor Bracelet I have been obsessed with stripes lately, mainly blues or reds against white. Such a classic combination! When I found this anchor at my local jewelry supply store, I knew that I wanted to create a DIY inspired by it and by my love for classic stripes. I mixed a nautical inspired fishtail braid with the anchor for this bracelet DIY. Hope you enjoy! Full tutorial after the break... Materials: - hemp cord in 2 colors (here) - metal anchor (here) - small jump rings - 2 metal cord tips (here) - 1 lobster claw (here) - pliers - scissors - masking tape Steps: 1.
DIY Pandora-Inspired Bracelet I’ve always liked the looks of the Pandora bracelets, but the price is just outrageous to me. I came across the Mix & Mingle line while shopping at consumercrafts.com (if you didn’t catch my post yesterday – I had a LOT of fun browsing their jewelry-making supplies and posted another awesome bracelet project). I decided to try my hand at a knockoff piece. It was the fastest bracelet I have ever made – it took less than five minutes. This is a bracelet that anyone can make. I used a couple types of beads, the Mix & Mingle and some plain metal spacer beads. To assemble your bangle, just unscrew one end of the cuff. And arrange your beads as you like. And that’s it! I’ve worn it several times now, and my initial worry was that the end cap might come loose, but it hasn’t at all. I link up to these great parties!
DIY Mod Podge Wood Bracelets I’ve had Mod Podge on my mind, what with it being last week’s theme over at the challenge at One Artsy Mama. (Speaking of which, voting for the fabric round starts today! If you have a minute, go check it out and vote for your favorites!) As you can see… I had some trouble deciding what to put on mine, so I ended up making a few. ;) I ended up using a map of my first vacation my husband and I took together, some text from Robert Frost’s “The Road Less Traveled”, and some butterfly scrapbook paper that I just adore. Raya immediately claimed the butterfly one: Yes, I am teaching her to accessorize early. This was a really simple and quick project – less than an hour for all three bracelets. What you’ll need: Flat wooden braceletsAcrylic PaintMod PodgeGraphic or paper of your choice – you may want to use a paper trimmer to cut it evenlyPaintbrush First, trim up your paper to the width of your bracelet. When it’s dry, coat the inside and the edges with Mod Podge too. …Are you looking for more?