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DIY Color Block Monogram Clutch Or Pouch

DIY Color Block Monogram Clutch Or Pouch
If you wanna know how to add your initials to a clutch in a colorful way, continue reading. For creating this accessory you will need faux leather/leather pouch or clutch, letter stencils, acrylic paint, paintbrush and masking tape. Using masking tape, block off sections of the pouch that you would like to paint. Securely press the... 
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DIY Shoes

Sparkling DIY Bejeweled Boots For The Holidays

Sparkling DIY Bejeweled Boots For The Holidays
Holidays are almost here! So you can add some bright rhinestones to your everyday and usual clothes and shoes. So what about your boots? For this project you will need just heeled boots, flat back rhinestones, e6000 adhesive and bbq stick or wooden chopsticks. First using a bbq stick or wooden chopsticks, add a thin... 
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DIY Other Accessories

DIY Shadow Cable Ear Warmers To Make

DIY Shadow Cable Ear Warmers To Make
Ear warmers are right what we need right now – it’s so chilly outside! If you don’t have any, here’s a tutorial for you, the supplies are any bulky yarn, US 11 bamboo needles (bamboo because they grip the yarn so well especially when moving stitches around), US 10 double-pointed needles. This cable is called... 
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Kate
DIY Other Accessories

Cute DIY Dip-Dye Plaid Scarf For Winter

Cute DIY Dip-Dye Plaid Scarf For Winter
If you have an old black and white (or grey and white) plaid scarf and think that it’s very boring, well then it’s time to add some bright colors to it! Let’s refresh your favorite accessory! For this project you will need just heritage plaid scarf, rit liquid dye and hot water. It’s an easy-to-make,... 
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DIY Women's Style

Dreamy And Romantic DIY Watercolor Blazer

Dreamy And Romantic DIY Watercolor Blazer
This color technique is simple but you’ll be glad to the result! You will need white, beige or light gray blazer, RIT DyeMore in sapphire blue and super pink, glass jar or bowl, hot water, wide foam paint brush and tarp or plastic table cloth. First protect your work surface with the tarp or table... 
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Cozy And Cute DIY Reusable Handwarmers

Cozy And Cute DIY Reusable Handwarmers
I love this time of the year, but cold weather outside will soon be frightful. We are all puzzling over more and more ways to stay warm, and here’s one cool idea I’ve found lately – handwarmers. It would be wonderful to have these at home and give them as gifts. They’re not so hard to... 
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Irina
DIY Hats & Headbands

DIY Crochet Alpine Pom-Pom Hat For Winter

DIY Crochet Alpine Pom-Pom Hat For Winter
This awesome pompom hat will be great for Christmas! Prepare 2 types of yarn in green shades, 5mm hook, a tapestry needle, a pompom. Split the skein in half so you can hold two strands together. Do this for both colors. Chain 67, join in the round with a sl st in the light green... 
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Kate
Beauty & Hair DIY

DIY Solid Perfume In Vintage Compact

DIY Solid Perfume In Vintage Compact
Need a great gift for a girl? Make a solid perfume! You’ll need 1 tablespoon of beeswax pellets, 1 tablespoon of  carrier oil, 40 drops of essential or fragrance oil, powder compact or metal tin. Ingredient measures are enough to fill two compacts. Clean the interior of the compact out if you are repurposing an... 
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Kate
DIY Other Accessories

DIY Two Textured Crochet Scarf To Make

DIY Two Textured Crochet Scarf To Make
It’s chilly outside, and wrapping myself with a cool shawl or scarf, if you want the same, you can crochet this awesome scarf. Use a 5.00mm hook and medium weight yarn for this scarf. This pattern is worked in rows. Ch 27, starting in the 3rd ch from the hook, *1 puff stitch, ch 1,... 
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Kate
DIY Women's Style

Geometric DIY Leather Striped Dress

Geometric DIY Leather Striped Dress
Remake your simple dress into a stylish and fabulous one with a geometric pattern. For creating this dress you’ll need non stretch dress, 4 yds leather or faux leather ribbon, heat bond, iron and scissors. First, lay the sticky side of the heat bond on the backside of your ribbon. Then, on medium heat iron... 
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