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This DIY guide shows you one of many possibilities to spice up a boring headdress. Usually it needs only a glance into the dark corners of your closet, where some non-worn pieces are just waiting to be re-discovered. I’ve done it with an old beret, but it works with headdresses of all kinds. This DIY project should be best used as break filler during a television night (I sucessfully tried it by myself ). …read more
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After this DIY project, I had a piece of my black fringe curtain left and, as I am a world champion in recycling, I tinkered this tassel earrings from them. As I have already made 2 other pairs of earrings, I tried this time to make a bit longer version with pearls. I like them very well, I hope you, too. The guide is very easy in any case and the earrings are completed within a few minutes. …read more
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I love headbands because they make in a flash from a crowd of hair a nice hairstyle. Since I know this problem all too well, my collection accumulated to about 50 of these “Bad Hair Days” – Helpers. I prefer to buy cheap and easy headbands, which I then individually spice with pretty lace or fabric remnants to match my outfit. The guide is very simple and therefore suitable for DIY beginners as well.
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Recently I discovered this silk top, which I actually have worn only once. I would wear it more often, but somehow with it I feel like walking in pajamas out of the house. So I thought that something needs to happen with the top (which by the way, after spicing up, I now wear as a dress).
I chose this option, because I liked the contrast of zippers and stud to the silk top and I definitly do not look any more like a sleepwalker 
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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.
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