1. craftjunkie: Scarf Bag {How to} Found at: trinketsinbloom

    craftjunkie:

    Scarf Bag {How to}

    Found at: trinketsinbloom

  2. truebluemeandyou: DIY Tattoo Tights Tutorial from Chic Steals here. I really really like tutorials (like this one) where the blogger tells you what worked and what didn’t work (I’ve also mentioned that I like Chic Steals’ weekly fashion DIY roundups). The one thing I may do differently is one tutorial used a pvc pipe to stand in for your leg. *For more stamping, dyeing, painted and tattoo tights go here: truebluemeandyou.tumblr.com/tagged/tights

    truebluemeandyou:

    DIY Tattoo Tights Tutorial from Chic Steals here. I really really like tutorials (like this one) where the blogger tells you what worked and what didn’t work (I’ve also mentioned that I like Chic Steals’ weekly fashion DIY roundups). The one thing I may do differently is one tutorial used a pvc pipe to stand in for your leg. *For more stamping, dyeing, painted and tattoo tights go here: truebluemeandyou.tumblr.com/tagged/tights

  3. ohlordylord: DIY - Geek Chic iPad Case tutorial here:http://howaboutorange.blogspot.be/20f12/06/free-sewing-tutorial-geek-chic-ipad.html?m=1

    ohlordylord:

    DIY - Geek Chic iPad Case tutorial here:
    http://howaboutorange.blogspot.be/20f12/06/free-sewing-tutorial-geek-chic-ipad.html?m=1

  4. truebluemeandyou: DIY Industrial Chic “Games People Play” Bracelet. Did you know Michaels has tons of tutorials? They only have one photo which isn’t ideal, but what is great for the beginner is that there are detailed lists with everything you need to buy. A lot of times “lines” go on sale - like Industrial Chic. Tutorial at Michaels here. “This charm bracelet took inspiration from the original one of a kind piece, DIY Charm Bracelet using components from Industrial Chic at Michaels. “Games People Play” by Susan Lenart Kazmer.”

    truebluemeandyou:

    DIY Industrial Chic “Games People Play” Bracelet. Did you know Michaels has tons of tutorials? They only have one photo which isn’t ideal, but what is great for the beginner is that there are detailed lists with everything you need to buy. A lot of times “lines” go on sale - like Industrial Chic. Tutorial at Michaels here.

    “This charm bracelet took inspiration from the original one of a kind piece, DIY Charm Bracelet using components from Industrial Chic at Michaels. “Games People Play” by Susan Lenart Kazmer.”

  5. truebluemeandyou: DIY Industrial Chic Beachcomber Ring. “Create your own talisman piece using Industrial Chic™ found object jewelry components by Susan Lenart Kazmer.” I originally came upon these Industrial Chic tutorials at Michaels because the ring blanks used in a recent ring resin post here were by Industrial Chic and I really like them. Tutorial from Michaels here. Love the idea of using a  ball chain in a deep ring blank. Again, because this is a tutorial on Michaels’ site, a detailed list of supplies needed is supplied.

    truebluemeandyou:

    DIY Industrial Chic Beachcomber Ring. “Create your own talisman piece using Industrial Chic™ found object jewelry components by Susan Lenart Kazmer.” I originally came upon these Industrial Chic tutorials at Michaels because the ring blanks used in a recent ring resin post here were by Industrial Chic and I really like them. Tutorial from Michaels here. Love the idea of using a  ball chain in a deep ring blank. Again, because this is a tutorial on Michaels’ site, a detailed list of supplies needed is supplied.

  6. crafty-bitch: Easy purse pouch. Click the pic for the link.

    crafty-bitch:

    Easy purse pouch.

    Click the pic for the link.

    (Source: crafty-niche)

  7. truebluemeandyou: DIY Make “Industrial Chic* Lamp” from Pipe Fittings. Detailed tutorial on Manmade site. Kind of reminds me of the Pixar Lamp i.e. it has a personality of its own. *The creator of the lamp named it “Industrial Chic” which I interpret to mean stylish in its own genre (responding to comment).

    truebluemeandyou:

    DIY Make “Industrial Chic* Lamp” from Pipe Fittings. Detailed tutorial on Manmade site. Kind of reminds me of the Pixar Lamp i.e. it has a personality of its own. *The creator of the lamp named it “Industrial Chic” which I interpret to mean stylish in its own genre (responding to comment).