Showing posts with label Fashion Sequins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion Sequins. Show all posts

Friday, January 16

How to Apply Sequins with Dimensional Paint

Last week I made an apron for Elena from Charity Wings to wear at the National Craft and Hobby Mega Show. I whipped up the apron, but felt it was missing something...BLING! But it was the night before I was to leave, so I had to think fast.

Read on to see my easy method to add some sparkle using Tulip Fashion Sequins!

Tuesday, January 13

Sweatshirt Sequin Bolero.



I have had this left over piece of a sweatshirt 
from a previous project just sitting in my scrap bin for about 8 months.
I am the very worst at throwing left over pieces away,
 I always want to  recycle them.
I have been on the look out for little 
boleros to keep my shoulders and arms warm. 
I thought this would be perfect project.
Come and see how easy it is to make.

Monday, January 5

13 Fashionable Fabric Glue DIYs For You


I don't pay attention to high fashion as much as I wish I did. There used to be a time when I kept my eyes peeled to see what killer new looks I could DIY myself. But luckily these fab bloggers do pay attention to the world of fashion and have some great tutorials showing you how to keep your wardrobe in the know on the cheap.

Sunday, October 19

Sugar Skull Tee-DIY





 Crafty Chica, Kathy Cano-Murillo has a new line of Day of the Dead crafting amazingness! 
If you have not seen it you have to go and check it out HERE.
When I saw this iron on Skull applique I had to make a Shirt. Not only does Kathy designs her own craft  line, she runs a Blog a Youtube channel and is a full time Mother and Wife. She is an inspiration to everyone around her.  FYI, it's available at select Michaels stores and will also be able to order online through iLoveToCreate.com and Amazon.com.

Wednesday, August 13

Glittered Sleeve Tee

Hey Everyone! So today I am so excited to share with you this awesome glittered sleeve tee that I made! It was so fun to make and if you were to buy a shirt like this at a department store, it would probably run you about $30 while I DIYed one for less than $10!

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