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5-Minute Convertible Dress - 12 Ways
I feel like EVERY SUMMER, I go through a moment of fashion misery when I realize that I HAVE NOTHING TO WEAR. To make matters worse, it's not like I need a fancy outfit for a fancy outing. No. My problem is that I don't have anything casual or cute to go to Starbucks or the mall. Then I discovered the convertible dress, which, by using the method by PinkChocolateBreak, you can do all this in about five minutes! I am having some amazing visions right now of this paired with the right bralette! I even have a DIY for bralettes! Click here to see that one too.
Wearable Sequin Phrases - DIY
Sequins are kind of my thing. Be warned! And be glad I haven't inundated the DIY Community with sequin projects! My mom calls me the sequin princess. Well, she did when I was younger. And lately I've resurrected my obsession with the dainty sparkles. Supplies: sweatshirt sequin trim needle and thread fabric glue marker X-Acto knife (or scissors) Step 1. First, choose a cursive handwritten font and print your phrase the size you want it to appear on your garment. Step 2. Use scissors or an X-Acto knife to cut out your letters to make a template for your sequins. Place it where you want your phrase to be and use a marker to trace the middle of your phrase. Step 3. Place some fabric glue on the left side of the marker outline and set your sequin trim on top of the glue (you want the whole phrase to be outlined with one row of sequins when you're done). Step 4. Once you have one row of sequins completed, use your fabric glue to place another line of glue on the right side of your marker line. Take your sequin trim, make a U-turn at the end of your phrase, and trace your phrase backwards by placing the trim on the glue (you'll want the rows to overlap a bit). When you get back to the beginning, trim your excess and fold your end sequin under the second-to-last sequin (on both the beginning and end of your strand) and glue in place. Step 5. Once the glue is dry, use a needle and thread to secure your phrase to the sweatshirt by sewing every third or fourth sequin to the actual sweatshirt. This extra step gives the phrase some added durability in the wash. Cute sequin phrase oversized shirts and sweaters are perfect to throw over some leggings and make a run to Target or wherever! Have fun with this project and don't forget to click here and follow me!
Fleece Ear Warmers With A Bow - DIY
Super Cute! Super pretty! OMG! I just love this tutorial that I found online. It's from Crafty Gemini. Maybe you've heard of her. If not, she always has the cutest diy projects ever! <3 This is an easy way to make ear warmers with or without the cute bow. While my girlfriends are gonna love the bow...the boys...not so much. But, you never know! :-) <3 <3 <3 Supplies Needed: • Fleece • Sewing Machine • 90/14 sewing machine needle • Coordinating thread • Tailor's chalk • Rotary cutter + mat • Ruler • Button • Hand sewing needle • Embroidery floss
DIY Heart Cushion
What's not to love about this DIY heart cushion? It immediately brightens up a dull space and you can practically use it anywhere (as a back, neck, or lap support). I'll choose this over chocolate and flower V-day gifts. To make this heart cushion - The Easy Way: You can purchase a solid color jersey pillow and use neon fabric paint and a heart paper punch to create the pattern. The Advance Way: You'll need a piece of grey sweat or jersey cotton fabric, follow the same method as mentioned above to create pattern. Then sew the pillow case. Video attached if you're interested!
Ultimate T-Shirt Revamp
LUV THIS plain ole t-shirt revamp into a cute summer dress! While this one is turquoise, mine is going to be bright and pink for summer! You should totally do the same thing and then share your pics on here! It's all part of Vingle My Summer Collection, which you can follow here. Use a TOO-BIG-FOR-YOU t-shirt and put it on inside-out. This allows you to mark where your shoulders begin with chalk. Just make a mark. Make a straight line from the shoulder mark to the armpit on the sleeve. Cut along the line you just made. Trim off the excess of the part you cut off to make the sleeve smaller and more comfortable your your arm. Pin and stitch to the shirt. Don't freak out because of the gaping hole at the bottom of the armpit and shirt. Stitch up the hole below the armpit. You can leave the sleeves alone at this point OR you can add some elastic to ruche them. Using your zig-zag stitch, sew the strip of elastic on the inside of the sleeve. This should go from the bottom of the sleeve to the shoulder. Don't make it too tight or it will look awful! Using a longer piece of elastic, measure the length and tightness you want to achieve with your dress. Again, don't make it too tight, it's supposed to be gently ruched. Sew it into the shirt to create the waistline you want--as high or low as you like. All that's left is to add any detailing you want such as lace or beads. I prefer simplicity and plan to throw on a cute necklace and some flats for summer. What are you going to do? For more cute t-shirt ideas, click here.
YouTubers Teach You To DIY Kpop Outfits!
I stumbled across these Korean twin YouTubers the other day and I wanted to share some of their stuff! They are super big DIYers and they just started a new series where they remake outfits worn in Kpop music videos. They show you how to make this dress: Now, I don't know how to sew at all but hopefully some of you can and will find this interesting^^ Does anyone find this useful?
Make A Tulle Circle Skirt
Note to self, when making this and shooting a selfie, HOLD A DOZEN GOLDEN YELLOW ROSES! This is such a fun and elegant way to wear a tulle skirt! Using black fabric tulle keeps it classy without looking like a tutu or a costume. This project requires a sewing machine but that doesn't mean that it's a hard project. It's actually quite easy, as you'll see... What You Need: Tulle Lining (same color of tulle) craft paper scissors elastic (1"-1.5" thick) straight pins marking chalk Step 1 Use craft paper to cut a large square. Then measure your hip measurement out from one corner (just keep pivoting the ruler to make lots of marks and connect the dots at the end to get your rounded edge). Repeat the process from the same corner to find the bottom of your skirt line, but add the waist measurement to your total skirt length for that number (so if your length is 22" and your waist measurement is 6.5", then measure out 28.5"). Cut out your pattern paper. Cut squares of tulle that are big enough to fit your paper pattern when the the square is folded in half, and then folded in half again to make a smaller square that is 1/4 the original size. Using the example numbers above, you would need a square that was 57" wide (28.5 x 28.5 = 57) when unfolded. The number of squares you have determines the number of layers your skirt will contain, so buy your fabric yardage accordingly. If you can't find a tulle wide enough to get a square as big as you need, you'll have to sew two pieces side by side first before cutting your square down to size. Fold your large square in half, and then in half again, and place the pattern so that the corner with the middle of the square is near the waistline of the pattern. Use fabric scissors to cut along the waistline and bottom hemline. Unfold the tulle, and you should have a giant tulle donut! Step 2 Cut out as many layers as you want for the tulle. Cut out an extra piece for your lining. Either hem the lining so it's shorter than the tulle, which is what you want, or serge it on a serger or baby lock machine. Completely up to you. Don't over think it. Step 3 To make your waistband, pin the elastic around your natural waist so that it feels snug but not too tight. Wiggle out of the elastic and sew it together at that point. Trim the ends to 1/2" long, fold the ends down, pin in place, and sew those down to flatten them. Step 4 Use marking chalk to mark 4 equal sections on the waistline of your tulle circle. Do the same with the inside edge of your waistband. Use the marks to line up your waistband with your fabric and pin with 4 straight pins at each mark (you'll pin the bottom inside edge of the waistband onto the top of the fabric layers. Step 5 Since your elastic waistline is probably smaller than your fabric opening (that's measured to the widest part of your hips), you'll notice that there is some gapping where the sections of tulle are longer than the elastic. In that case, just pin the middle of each gap to the middle of the elastic section so you now have 8 pins total holding your layers together. Step 6 To sew your layers together, turn your skirt inside out and sew a few stitches near where a pin is holding the layers together. While the needle is in the down position, pull your elastic towards you until the fabric gap straightens out and sew along the waistband with a 1/2" seam allowance on the fabric layers. Continue this process of pulling the elastic and the fabric straight and sewing until you get all the way around the waistband. Not bad, right? More like FANTASTIC! Enjoy your brand new tulle circle skirt. Where it out in style. Grab some flowers too for that selfie! If you love these kinds of projects, please click here for even more to do!
DIY Bejeweled Beanie
One of my favorite way to dress my hair on cold day is throw on a beanie on my head. It tames fly aways, keeps my head cozy, and hides bad hair day. My only complain is it's hard to find an attractive knit beanie that matches my style. With that said, here's an easy tutorial to make your own statement beanie. What you need: Jewel bracelet (with elastic band). Knit beanie Needle Thread Scissors 1. Take apart the jewels on the bracelet. Lay out the design you want to attach to your hat. Play around with spacing when mocking up your design. Note that the knit hat will stretch once you put it on, so be sure to mark if necessary with chalk or pins where the beads will be attached. 2. When you got the mockup ready, it's time to sew it on your beanie! Try creating an X-shape and stitch it 3-4 times. End the stitch on the inside of the hat and secure with a knot. Don't forget to tie off the first stitch. 3. Trim excess thread so it doesn't rub against your forehead. If you don't like the final placement of the beads once you try your hat on, simply use a seam ripper to remove the bead and try again.
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This is probably going to be the BEST DIY HACK I have seen/done all Summer! Look at this easy-to-sew project that you are definitely going to want to make before Friday! You know the drill by now... Supplies Needed: 2 beach towels (that are the same) Polyester fiberfill Fabric Velcro Tools Needed: Scissors Sewing machine Pins Instructions: 1. Lay out one towel, and then place the second one perpendicular to the first, lining up one edge. 2. Cut the second towel, making a rectangle that, folded over, will form your pillow. 3. Fold this rectangle in half, sew three sides and part of the fourth, leaving a hole to fill with pillow stuffing. 4. Add polyester fiberfill to the pillow, then sew the open edge. 5. Cut two strips of fabric for your straps. Adjust the size to the length you prefer, just remember you will lose about an inch on each end where it attaches to the towel. 6. Fold your strips in half lengthwise with the right side facing in, and sew along the long edge. 7. Flip the strap right-side out so the pattern is on the outside. 8. Pin the pillow to the unaltered towel, and sew it in place. 9. Roll the towel around the pillow. If it’s long, fold it in half. 10. Pin the straps and Velcro on the appropriate parts of the towel (so that it functions like a bag). 11. Cut out a rectangle of fabric to create a pocket on the side of the “bag,” making sure to iron down the edges to create a hem. 12. Sew the side that will be the top of the pocket. 13. Pin your pocket to the towel while it’s still wrapped up and in its bag form. 14. Now that everything is pinned in place, unroll the towel and sew all of the pieces to secure them to the towel. Fold the rectangle you just created in half, sew three sides and a little bit of the fourth, leaving a hole to fill with pillow stuffing. Add polyester fiberfill to the pillow, and then sew the open edge. Pillow complete! Next, cut two strips of fabric for your straps. Adjust the size to the length you prefer by laying them over your shoulder. Remember you will lose about an inch on each end where it attaches to the towel. Now fold your strips in half lengthwise with the right side facing in, and sew along the long edge. Flip the straps right-side out so the pattern is on the outside. You might want to iron your straps at this point. Flipping them right side out can create some wrinkles. Now it’s time to construct your towel. Attach the pillow to your unaltered towel with pins, and then sew it in place. Next, we’ll add all of the pieces to make it a functional bag. Roll the towel around the pillow. If it’s long like ours, fold it in half. Pin the straps and Velcro on the appropriate parts of the towel. All great bags have pockets, so we’re making one to carry sunscreen, sunnies and poolside beverages. Cut out a rectangle of fabric to create your pocket on the side of the “bag,” making sure to iron down the edges to create a hem. Sew the side that will be the top of the pocket. Pin your pocket to the towel while it’s still wrapped up and in its bag form. Now that everything is pinned in place, unroll the towel and sew all of the pieces to secure them to the towel. You are FINISHED! Now all you need is a place to go, like a lake or a beach or a water park or even your backyard! Click here to see more summer tips and tricks and projects!
Easy Aprons: Sewing DIY
This easy diy project is going to show you how to make super cute aprons. Whether you're a baker, a gardener or into messy diy projects like me, you're going to need an apron (or two) to keep your clothing protected. Don't worry, these aprons are so cute, you may not want to take them off! Supplies Needed: -23 inch square piece of fabric* -scissors -sewing machine and thread -1 1/2 yards ribbon, canvas trim or rope for the straps *The 23 inches is a guestimate depending on your body type. You may need more or less fabric. First I snipped off a small triangle on the "top" of the apron, to give it that straight line across. See the photo above! For the sewn version just fold and pin all around the edges with a 1/2 inch seam allowance. Then stitch the edges in place. Then press the edges. Next pin the canvas trim in place. As you can see, it's just one long piece that can be pulled over your head. Once pinned, try it on, careful not to prick yourself, and adjusted it a few times so it looks right and is easy to take on and off. Then stitch it into place and you're done! For more cute projects like this, click here to see my other tutorials!