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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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The eighth Advent calendar door brings a very light, but all the greater effect Do It Yourself guide for all those who have lying around many small neckerchiefs (I have, I have, I have!) and want to wear them like a belt. I still have to embellish my buckle with rhinestones, but this will be possible only after the Christmas rush. When that happens, this post of course, will be updated with further embellishment steps.
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Last year I bought a corsage, of which (by my inattention) the zipper broke before the first time wearing. I have promptly brought a new corsage, and from the old I made two new brooches by myself. One of these is this Plaid-, College- or Club-brooch, which I have embellished with an additional application. I wear the brooch on blazers, jeans and tops, and prefer it in combination with this plaid pencil skirt, which I have also made by myself. …read more
