truebluemeandyou:

DIY Jewelry for Beginners Map Pendant. Super easy tutorial from Unfortunately Oh! here.

thecakebar:

Fancy Gems Mini Choux! (tutorial/recipe)

clarechiara:

Radiant Summer Colored Nail art.

http://clarechiarasvoice.blogspot.com/2012/04/nail-tutorial-radiant-summer-colors.html

truebluemeandyou:

Eight Cheap DIY Jewelry Tutorials Using Mod Podge. feeltherainbows asked me about jewelry tutorials that use Mod Podge (and not Mod Podge Dimensional Magic). The beauty about most of these tutorials is that they use lots of recycled, inexpensive or easy to find materials.

1. DIY Paper Mache Bracelet here. *cardboard tube or cereal box, magazines, jewelry findings
2. DIY Personal Paper Heart Necklace here. *maps, song paper, recycled paper, jewelry findings
3. DIY Scrap Paper Bracelet here. *scrap paper, ink, jewelry findings
4. DIY Kate Spade Inspired New York City Lights Bangle Bracelet here. *Empty ribbon spool or cardboard tube, paper, paint
5. DIY Paper Rings Inspired by Jeremy May of Littlefly here. *paper, varnish (but you could use clear nail polish
6. DIY Teeny Tiny Leather Spell Book here. *gold paint or sharpies, paper, cardboard, jewelry findings
7. DIY Paper Bead Jewelry here. *paper, glue, nail polish or varnish
8. DIY Book Page Necklace here. *paper, varnish (but you could use mod podge instead), jewelry findings

truebluemeandyou:

Nine DIY Jewelry Tutorials’ Roundup PART 2 of this past week March 3rd - March 10th, 2012 

1. DIY Bird Necklace here.
2. DIY Zipper Necklace here.
3. DIY Zipper Pull Necklace here.
4. DIY Missoni Inspired Necklace here.
5. DIY Rope and Wrapped Thread Necklace here.
6. DIY Recycled Necklace Made Out of Plastic Bags and Thread here.
7. DIY Wire Wrapped Crystals for Jewelry here.
8. DIY Paper Mache Bracelet here.
9. DIY Raindrop Necklace Inspired by AZUSA IIO’s “necklace in the rain” here.

Book Page Necklace #DIY

clarechiara:

Lego Bracelet. This is for all you Lego lovers out there. #DIY #Lego

http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/legos-bracelet

Want to know how to DIY this?? Here’s how!

http://alihenrie.blogspot.com/2011/09/diy-gold-glitter-earrings.html

fuckyeahweddingideas:

DIY Neon Toe Shoes

(via greenweddingshoes.com)

Materials:
• Nude Patent Pumps – These from local DSW for $40, but here is a great pair for $34 from Steve Madden that would also work great
• Pink Fluorescent Neon Spray Paint or even better Floral Spray (color even less likely to chip!)
• Packing Tape
• Old Towels (to protect your shoes when you spray)

Tape Shoes. First you’ll want to tape your shoes. The area you don’t tape is where the color will be. Tape the rubber sole also because you want a nice, clean finish. You don’t have to tape the inside of your shoes, since we will cover them with an old towel.

Next cover the shoes. Take them outside and spray 2-3 coats on the shoes. Also seal the color with some type of sealer so it lasts longer. This one works well.

And that’s it! You are done. :) The hardest part is making sure you do a good job taping, but otherwise, so easy. Take off the tape and enjoy your fun new shoes!

Too interesting to NOT share this DIY! #DIY

createcult:

TARDIS Phone Case

For all the lovely Doctor Who fans… Diy can be found here :)

goingoutchic:

Everyone loves beautiful nail art, but it makes it that much sweeter when you can achieve the look with a DIY Kit. Here’s 4 looks you’ll love with a kit for only $29.

Look Number 1: I Heart Ikat
We gave this fashion-forward print a feminine makeover in shades of pink. To get the look, you’ll…

merrybrides:

These soy wax candle favors were made using recycled materials, natural ingredients, and it’s also very budget-friendly. Sounds like an all around winner!

What you’ll need:

- Soy wax flakes (can be purchased in bulk in places like here…or at your local candle supply shop since we’re…

(Source: zazzle.com)

craftjunkie:

Circle Knit Top {How to}

Found at: blog.landofnod

craftjunkie:

Orange face Mask {How to}

Found at: foodpluswords

merrybrides:

Guest Blog: Terry Legault

Yes I am obsessed with polymer clay. It’s such a fun material to work with because if you mess up… you just mash it all up and start again.

What you will need:

• Polymer clay
• Razor blade

Knead the clay with your hands to soften it up.

Using…

(Source: zazzle.com)