I love bath bombs! They look really cute, but they usually seem too expensive for a one-time use item and too big. Solution? Make your own bath bombs the size and color you like! These ones fizz delightfully and add a subtle scent to the water while softening your skin. Here’s what you need to...
If you’re a handmade home stuff lover, you gonna enjoy today’s tutorial a lot. With copper spray paint you can give your clothes hangers a bit more chic and fancier look. It’s a great idea if you like displaying your clothes or photographing (or let’s just say instagraming), perhaps. To make it by yourself you’ll...
This small and cute accessory will totally fit any of your girlish looks. For this project you will need leather remnants, multi-surface acrylic paint, pencil with standard eraser, glue gun or other strong glue, velcro and polka dot leather clutch pattern printable. First cut out all pieces using pattern piece download. Then use pencil eraser...
We think that it’s the simplest DIY ever, you need just a few minutes to make this flower jewelry box, and I think that every girl needs one. For this project you will need a clear perspex box, clay or plastic flower embellishments and contact adhesive. Let’s start to create! First you need to wipe...
If you like original accessories, this project is absolutely for you! A domino clutch will look amazing with any clothes but perfect with monophonic ones. For this project you will need just perspex box (with hinges), black permanent marker, white spray paint and ruler. Start by using the black marker, draw a straight line down...
Are you preparing for summer? If you are, here’s a DIY idea to spice up your old shorts with floral print pockets! All you need is a pair of shorts, scissors, measuring tape or a ruler, paper, pen, needle and thread. First measure the dimensions of the pocket with your measuring tape and cut out the shape of...
Sometimes it’s so fun and cute to feel like a little girl with a big hair bow! And it looks so stylish so you gotta make it! You will need sharp scissors, kitchen twine, faux leather, fabric, glue, needle, thread, fray-check and one 80 mm barrette. Start by gluing the fabric to the back of...
