A few months ago I spotted these AMAZING porcelain earrings on Pinterest, and lusted after them for awhile. I wanted them, but didn’t want to spend the almost $200 on them, so instead I set out to make something similar.
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Tassel everything has been very popular these days, but I’m a huge fan of tassel jewelry. It makes a statement that’s not too eye catching and tassels are so versatile. Whether you’re adorning your wrist, neck, or ears with some jewelry, you can’t go wrong with a tassel!
Choose your favorite colors and you’ve instantly got a statement making necklace that will look great with a t-shirt. I love the almost ombre look of this necklace, but a rainbow of colors will look great too!
Add an even more personal touch to your jewelry making with homemade bezels. Make any shape you like, from letters to silhouettes to basic shapes. The possibilities are endless with a little imagination.
It’s so hard to admit it, but back to school season is nearly upon us. One of the best parts of the back to school season is shopping for new clothes! I loved to think about my own personal style and how best to show it off every year. Here are some fun DIY ways to show off your style and crafty abilities for the first day!
This simple bow can make a big statement with the right fabric. It’s the perfect one-of-a-kind way to take a back to school outfit to the next level.
When it comes to my personal stuff, I’m definitely not the most organized person. Decluttering is not my strong suit. I’m all for anything that makes it easier for me to clean up after myself, so that’s why I’m all about this handy collapsible storage bag.
Even though I’m from Portland, I’m not a fan of any weather other than blue sky. In the summer, I can be a little more open to the idea of clouds in the sky. I still prefer these little felt clouds to the real thing, though.
By General Crafts Contributor Michelle
Create a pretty star spangled hair-clip for the little ladies in your life with this easy project.
