Print maven Diane Von Furstenberg has joined forces with the masters of denim Current/Elliot to make the most breathtaking collection. there is a total of 6 pieces, which include a dress, a pair of shorts, and three pairs of jeans, all of them equal as gorgeous.
Paisley & Polkadots
Friday, April 27, 2012
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Repurpose Old Cardigan
I found this tutorial on one of my favorite websites called a beautiful mess. <http://abeautifulmess.typepad.com/my_weblog/projects-a-beautiful-mess-diy-index.html> enjoy!
Elbow patches are one of my favorite trends,and this tutorial is beyond cute!
Supplies you will need:
-cardigan,
-fabric (this is a great way to use scraps!)
- fabric marker/crayon
-1 sheet of card stock
- scissors
- pins
-embroidery
thread and embroidery needle
1. Using the fabric marker, mark an X on each sleeve of your cardigan right at the point of your elbow.
2. Cut a heart out of card stock to use as a stencil, making sure it fits perfectly on the sleeves of your cardigan. Re-size if necessary.
2. Cut a heart out of card stock to use as a stencil, making sure it fits perfectly on the sleeves of your cardigan. Re-size if necessary.
Cut two hearts from fabric, using stencil. 4. Pin a heart to each
sleeve of your cardigan, making sure the center of the heart is placed
over the X you made earlier. 5. Stitch all the way around the heart with
embroidery thread. You could also use a sewing machine! If you want
a "handmade" look, you can hand stitch.
6. Repeat on the other sleeve, and your restyled cardigan is finished!
Arm Candy!
I love arm candy! I don't know about you, but my wrists have been begging for some color and cuteness lately. I made this recently. You can stamp them with any word or phrase you want (I chose gurly girl) It's super easy and super cute!
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Valetines Day!
Monday, February 6, 2012
nail art!
I love these adorable newspaper print nails! They are super easy to do, and add a cute vintage flare to all of your outfits!
You will need:
-light gray nail polish
-alcohol
-10 small strips of newspaper
- Clear nail polish
Directions:
1. First start with a base coat in the light gray nail polish
2. make sure your nails are completely dry before starting the next step.
3. Then soak your nail in a small cup of alcohol
4. Next, take 1 piece of newspaper and gently lay it on your nail
5. Pat down lightly for 10 seconds and then slowly peal the newspaper away
6. The newsprint should be left on your nail
7. Finish your nails off with a top coat
Enjoy!
if you need it, here is the video tutorial
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kcdt4_5Ncc
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Paint Brush Case
I made this for my grandfather, a very talented oil painter for Christmas. It is the perfect gift for any painter, sewer, knitter, or any artist.
special thanks for my grandfather Papa for the pictures!
special thanks for my grandfather Papa for the pictures!
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