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32 Awesome Ways To Pimp Up Your Sneakers, Toms Or Espadrilles

32 Awesome Ways To Pimp Up Your Sneakers, Toms Or Espadrilles
A pair of sneakers or toms is cool footwear because they are comfy and ideal for casual style. If you don’t like your old toms or just want some change, there are so many ways to refashion them! Number one method is dying or painting using the paints and patterns you love, and by the... 
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DIY Zippered Pouch With A Felt Monogram

DIY Zippered Pouch With A Felt Monogram
We’ve already told you of some pouches and pencil cases to make for the new school year and here’s one more idea to the list – a simple zippered pouch that won’t take much time to make. The supplies are scrap fabric, a zipper, a sewing Machine and thread, felt and embroidery thread. Cut two... 
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DIY Powder Plaster Candle Votives

DIY Powder Plaster Candle Votives
Can you work with plaster well? Even if you can’t do that, this craft won’t be difficult for you. Candleholders are always to the point – fire brings coziness and romance. To make plaster candleholders you’ll need powder plaster, a plastic container for mixing, a silicone square mold, tealights, acrylic paint, matte medium. To find out... 
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24 Cool Ways To Refashion Your Old Boots

24 Cool Ways To Refashion Your Old Boots
Boots are awesome! Stylish, comfy and ideal for cold weather! There are so many styles to choose from: cowboy, boho, glamor and many others. If you are tired from your old boots, think that they are not trendy and want some other pair – you can easily have it for cheap! Just take some materials,... 
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How To Make Instagram Print Jewelry Hangers

How To Make Instagram Print Jewelry Hangers
Have you seen our instagram crafts roundup? Here’s an idea for those who love instagram – a glam and bohemian craft being modern and cool. Don’t part with your instagram photos and make these instagram jewelry hangers! You’ll need wire cutters, Printstagram squares in either size, glue gun, push pins and blu-tack. Using the wire... 
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Cool DIY Arm Warmers Made Of Socks

Cool DIY Arm Warmers Made Of Socks
We’ve just told you of some cool arm warmers, and here’s one more idea to add to the roundup. The supplies are a pair of socks, scissors, a needle and thread.  Pick out a pair of cute socks from your closet, they will be the material for the craft. To read the detiled instructions look... 
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25 Awesome DIY Headbands For Fall And Winter

25 Awesome DIY Headbands For Fall And Winter
We’ve already made some round ups for you, and now your legs and arms are gonna be warmed up but what about your head? Girls, today I’ve rounded up some warm headband tutorials for you to keep warm. The simplest idea is to crochet or knit one as it’s easy and looks good. If you... 
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Casual DIY Leather Camera Strap

Casual DIY Leather Camera Strap
We’ve just told you of a camera strap decorated with studs and here’s one more idea, more casual fro those who like it. You’ll need a leather strap, binder clips, liquid stitch, key rings, D-rings, swivel hooks and scissors. Attach the swivel hooks into the D-rings through the small slit and with your leather strip,... 
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Convenient In Using DIY Jewelry Tray

Convenient In Using DIY Jewelry Tray
We’ve already told you of many ideas to store jewelry – from vintage cups to cactus holders made of clay. Today we’ll make a convenient and simple jewelry tray for storage. The supplies are acrylic paint, cardboard in the shape of a bowl, plate or something similar to it and screws. Use acrylic paint and... 
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20 Cool DIY Arm Warmers For Fall And Winter

20 Cool DIY Arm Warmers For Fall And Winter
We’ve just told you about leg warmers – a cool trend of the cold season, and now it’s time to warm up your arms! Actually, making arm warmers is no more difficult than leg warmers, and the main material you need is still a pair of socks or some old sweater to cut the sleeves... 
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