DIY Fashion
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| Blog Name: | DIY Fashion |
| Url: | http://diyfashion.about.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | sewing, crafts, fashion |
| Description: | Create your own clothing, jewelry and accessories at the About.com DIY Fashion site. I'm working closely with the DIY fashion community online to bring you some of the most useful how-to tutorials and costume step-by-steps. Join me for the weekly newsletter, a community forum and new how-to's each week. |
| Popularity: | 169 Followers |
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Yummy Handmade Earrings
Maybe I really need to make a trip to the produce isle, because this week I've been salivating over all things tiny, dangling and food-resembling. Check out these tasty picks from handmade artisans on an internet near you. This pair started off my obsession for the week. These are little felt bead earrings by Meaghan O'Malley of Oh Ginger. $15.00
Maybe I really need to make a trip to the produce isle, because this week I've been salivating over all things tiny, dangling and food-resembling. Check out these tasty picks from handmade artisans on an internet near you. This pair started off my obsession for the week. These are little felt bead earrings by Meaghan O'Malley of Oh Ginger. $15.00
Make it Merry: Week 1
Clothes Pin Holiday Card Holders What to do with all those holiday cards? Hold them up with clothes pins as dazzling as twinkling lights with this how-to from Kate Pullen. Make a Gingerbread House Ever want to create the perfect
Clothes Pin Holiday Card Holders What to do with all those holiday cards? Hold them up with clothes pins as dazzling as twinkling lights with this how-to from Kate Pullen. Make a Gingerbread House Ever want to create the perfect
Red Velvet Art
Perhaps I'm moving at a speed slower than the rest of you, but I just discovered this cutie handmade site, Red Velvet Art. It was one of those happenings where you're just stumbling through blogs and suddenly you've found something really cool. Akin to surfing off the coast of Maui and slamming head-on into an old pirate treasure chest. Okay, that doesn't sound very fun.
Perhaps I'm moving at a speed slower than the rest of you, but I just discovered this cutie handmade site, Red Velvet Art. It was one of those happenings where you're just stumbling through blogs and suddenly you've found something really cool. Akin to surfing off the coast of Maui and slamming head-on into an old pirate treasure chest. Okay, that doesn't sound very fun.
Make it Merry!
In the tradition of excellent blog carnivals like Alexa Westerfield's Terrorific Tuesdays, we're starting a group for the holidays to help showcase all the excellent handmade holiday crafts from bloggers of every holiday tradition. Every Thursday you'll find a new set of tutorials on how to make everything from personalized presents to yummy holiday snacks. This will be a group of thumbnails and links to each project. It's an easy way to browse al
In the tradition of excellent blog carnivals like Alexa Westerfield's Terrorific Tuesdays, we're starting a group for the holidays to help showcase all the excellent handmade holiday crafts from bloggers of every holiday tradition. Every Thursday you'll find a new set of tutorials on how to make everything from personalized presents to yummy holiday snacks. This will be a group of thumbnails and links to each project. It's an easy way to browse al
Make Glow in the Dark Jewelry
There is a resourceful bunch of tools that aid in jewelry making that are so versatile and save bunches of time. Rubber stamps. Think about it...with rubber stamps you can instantly transfer images to clay or polymer. With the right paint, you can even emboss letters and print permanently on plastic and glass.
There is a resourceful bunch of tools that aid in jewelry making that are so versatile and save bunches of time. Rubber stamps. Think about it...with rubber stamps you can instantly transfer images to clay or polymer. With the right paint, you can even emboss letters and print permanently on plastic and glass.
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