DIY DIY Accessories

Adorable DIY Flower Necklace To Wear This Spring

Adorable DIY Flower Necklace To Wear This Spring
Spring is time to surround yourself with flowers! And, of course, to wear some! To make this flower necklace you’ll need flowers, gauge 26 floral wire, yarn or twine, felt, scissors or pliers. Cut your yarn or twine to your desired length of necklace. Make it longer because you can always trim it. Cut wire... 
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Stylish DIY Hex Nut Cuff

Stylish DIY Hex Nut Cuff
Hex nuts are great for creating jewelry! Unexpected? Look at this tutorial! To make this hex nut cuff you’ll need hex nuts, Aleene’s Super Gel Adhesive, tulip glam-it-up crystals and a metal cuff. If your cuff is a little large or needs adjusting make sure you do this before adding your hex nuts. For a... 
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Easy DIY Leather Pouch With Chain

Easy DIY Leather Pouch With Chain
Every girl needs a pouch for her stuff – makeup, a mobile and all those little things we have in our bags. So, this pouch is a necessary thing or can become a cool gift. You’ll need leather, a sewing machine, leather lace, a leather punch, wire, 2 bone white horns, a belt or long... 
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Bright DIY Wrapped Leather Cuff

Bright DIY Wrapped Leather Cuff
This DIY wrapped leather cuff is very easy to make and the cost is minimal. If you choose bright shades of leather, it’ll look amazing with your colorful spring dresses. The supplies are a blank cuff bracelet, scraps of leather and extra strength craft glue. Cut 2 strips of leather that measure 1 1/2 inches... 
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Easy DIY Cup Cozy Of An Old Tee

Easy DIY Cup Cozy Of An Old Tee
Like hot drinks? Don’t want to burn your fingers? Let’s make this cup cozy of an old tee – you needn’t any knitting skills. The supplies are old t-shirts, fabric glue, tiny elastics, painter’s tape, scissors. Begin cutting your t-shirt width-wise. Make sure to cut off the ends of the t-shirt strips as well. Grab... 
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DIY Cardboard Earrings Holder

DIY Cardboard Earrings Holder
If you have lots of earrings and don’t want to lose them all, you definitely need a holder! To make one, you’ll need a piece of cardboard, a ribbon or string, a puncher, a needle. Measure your earrings and have a fixed spacing, once you have determined the spacing, mark the slots on the card... 
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DIY Fishscale Patterned Eyeglasses Case

DIY Fishscale Patterned Eyeglasses Case
Your eyeglasses need a case not to be scratched, so to make one, you’ll need contact paper or vinyl, a fishscale pattern template, spray paint, leather and scissors, a sewing machine or needle & thread. Print and cut your template. This will be much easier with a cutting machine, but by-hand would work as well.... 
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19 Gorgeous DIY Clutches For Every Occasion

19 Gorgeous DIY Clutches For Every Occasion
Today we’ve gathered some amazing clutches that you can use for every occasion from every day to parties. What about a leather clutch? A cool idea to find a no-sew tutorial as it would be easier and cool for those who are not good at sewing. For parties and other occasions you can make an... 
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Cool DIY Crocheted Leather Flap Clutch

Cool DIY Crocheted Leather Flap Clutch
A clutch is the most elegant and stylish handbag, I think. If you like crochet and leather things, you’ll love this one! To make it, you’ll need slip knot, chain, single crochet, weave in ends, a scrap piece of leather or vinyl about 8×10 inches, a leather punch, medium worsted weight yarn, an F hook,... 
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DIY Beaded Zipper Pull

DIY Beaded Zipper Pull
If you have a pouch (and I think that every girl does), the zipper pull is probably not so comfy in using. You can improve it using a wire cutter, 6mm split rings, arrested beads, head pins, round nose jewelry pliers. Take a head pin and arrange your beads. Leave approximately 1cm (1/2″) of wire... 
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