I saw a similar tape measure belt at Cool outfit from Michelle, where she presented her jewelry and belt collection. I was immediately blown away, especially as the belt quite easy can be handmade. It was part of my “DIY Advent Calendar Action” and got lost among the many instructions. While cleaning up I found it again and present it now. …read more
I do not know how it goes for you, but on vacation I much harder can resist the many bargains. From my recent trip to Italy I took with different colored plastic bracelets for only EUR 0.50 each. Ok, at first glance they look pretty boring, but since they have a nice smooth surface, they can easily spiced up in many ways. …read more
The tenth DIY Advent door hides an approximately ten-year old top (how fitting!) which I spiced up with a sequined loop. For my Top I took a 1.50 m long and 6 cm wide sequin scarf that was indeed beautiful, but rather scratched me on the neck, so I did not wear it any longer.
Before we start with the instructions, I would say that most of sequined fabrics are very thin and they should at least be folded double. It looks much better when the loop is shimmering brightly. …read more
Every time I see a pretty neckerchief, I’ll buy it, but hardly around my neck, I feel like an air hostess. Ergo, I have an incredible number of small towels, but which I never wear. On the other hand I can not throw them away. A solution had to be found and that came in the form of a belt buckle, which I have made from a piece of rubber and D-rings. …read more
I often have spiced up shoes and I thought afterwards, that I better should have “pimped” another pair. So I thought about how I could make something not sticky but removable and carry it on different shoes. Long story short – I’ve done it already, and made some copies of it which I can wear on pumps and sandals and ballerinas. One of the shoe ornaments (word of the day!), I present to you today in my DIY category, and, if you like, I’ll show you some more variants. …read more
