1. littlecraziness: (via The Kipi Blog: DIY Project || #13 || Clear Gemstone Necklace)

    littlecraziness:

    (via The Kipi Blog: DIY Project || #13 || Clear Gemstone Necklace)

  2. keiren-smith: truebluemeandyou: DIY Multiple Charms Ring Tutorial from Bead It and Weep here. If you can’t find these looped ring bases locally here are some on Etsy. Really detailed tutorial about wire wrapping, closing jump rings etc…  can’t decide if it’s fun and interesting or if it would be irritating much too quick.

    keiren-smith:

    truebluemeandyou:

    DIY Multiple Charms Ring Tutorial from Bead It and Weep here. If you can’t find these looped ring bases locally here are some on Etsy. Really detailed tutorial about wire wrapping, closing jump rings etc… 

    can’t decide if it’s fun and interesting or if it would be irritating much too quick.

  3. alfabettezoupe: DIY Butterfly Specimen Pendants

    alfabettezoupe:

    DIY Butterfly Specimen Pendants

  4. ps-imadethis: Sometimes you just need to have a girly moment. With Spring air flowing and flowers in bloom, it’s the perfect time to trade tough zippers for sweet ruffles, distressed denim for floral prints, and studded stacks for pretty pastel gems. Inspired by Tous’ colorful Bliss collection, wrist candy becomes wrist poetry with this DIY bracelet that reminds us why gems are truly, truly outrageous! To create: Place each Swarovski Fancy Stone into a setting and secure by clamping prongs closed with pliers. Next, use a sharpie to draw oval shapes onto the plastic envelope, then use scissors to cut out each shape. Draw an oval  that is approximately 1/4” wider than the set stone to allow room for jump rings to attach. Dab a small amount of glue onto a craft stick and spread onto the plastic oval. Adhere this to the backside of your set stone. Allow the glue to dry completely, then pierce two holes on both sides of the plastic oval with a needle.  Connect the plastic pieces with a jump ring and finish off by attaching a clasp.   Get down with DIY and a dope playlist CLICK HERE for the P.S.- I made this..Playlist Curated by The Jane Doze

    ps-imadethis:

    Sometimes you just need to have a girly moment. With Spring air flowing and flowers in bloom, it’s the perfect time to trade tough zippers for sweet ruffles, distressed denim for floral prints, and studded stacks for pretty pastel gems. Inspired by Tous’ colorful Bliss collection, wrist candy becomes wrist poetry with this DIY bracelet that reminds us why gems are truly, truly outrageous!

    To create: Place each Swarovski Fancy Stone into a setting and secure by clamping prongs closed with pliers. Next, use a sharpie to draw oval shapes onto the plastic envelope, then use scissors to cut out each shape. Draw an oval  that is approximately 1/4” wider than the set stone to allow room for jump rings to attach. Dab a small amount of glue onto a craft stick and spread onto the plastic oval. Adhere this to the backside of your set stone. Allow the glue to dry completely, then pierce two holes on both sides of the plastic oval with a needle.  Connect the plastic pieces with a jump ring and finish off by attaching a clasp.
     
    Get down with DIY and a dope playlist
    Curated by The Jane Doze

  5. what-do-i-wear: clear cuff: DIY (image: love-aesthetics) So futurisc…my new thing is a more modern, clean lines.

    what-do-i-wear:

    clear cuff: DIY (image: love-aesthetics)

    So futurisc…my new thing is a more modern, clean lines.

  6. kraftykristin: DIY Chanel bracelet! (via Dream a Little Bigger - Dream a Little Bigger Craft Blog - DIY Chanel Inspired Pearl Bracelet)

    kraftykristin:

    DIY Chanel bracelet!

    (via Dream a Little Bigger - Dream a Little Bigger Craft Blog - DIY Chanel Inspired Pearl Bracelet)

  7. truebluemeandyou: DIY Tassel Earrings Tutorial from Honestly…WTF here. These are some of my favorite tassel earrings I’ve seen because they are made out of silky Japanese bunka cord which makes them look much more expensive. These earrings are inspired by a pair of elaborate 1991 Vintage Yves Saint Laurent S/S 1991 Teal & Fuchisa Tassel Earrings that I’ve pinned to a Pinterest Group Board: Pick Your Own DIY where a group of fashion/DIY bloggers will make the most pinned posts on the board. If you want to join in go here: http://pinterest.com/iamdonatella/pick-your-diy/

    truebluemeandyou:

    DIY Tassel Earrings Tutorial from Honestly…WTF here. These are some of my favorite tassel earrings I’ve seen because they are made out of silky Japanese bunka cord which makes them look much more expensive. These earrings are inspired by a pair of elaborate 1991 Vintage Yves Saint Laurent S/S 1991 Teal & Fuchisa Tassel Earrings that I’ve pinned to a Pinterest Group Board: Pick Your Own DIY where a group of fashion/DIY bloggers will make the most pinned posts on the board. If you want to join in go here: http://pinterest.com/iamdonatella/pick-your-diy/

  8. dulceetdecorus: DIY Stella McCartney inspired ring

    dulceetdecorus:

    DIY Stella McCartney inspired ring