DIY Knockoff Moschino Cheap & Chic Boat Trip Bag Tutorial from Clones N Clowns here. Really good tutorial and you don’t need a sewing machine (although I would probably top stitch the leather with my sewing machine). Top Photo: The Cherry Blossom Girl here holding a $688 Moschino Cheap & Chic Boat Trip Bag found here. For more DIY knockoffs go here: truebluemeandyou.tumblr.com/tagged/knockoff
DIY Double Wire Heart Bracelet Tutorial from Born in ‘82 here. For lots more wire heart jewelry and wire projects go here: truebluemeandyou.tumblr.com/tagged/wire
DIY Sealing Wax Seals Using Regular Candles and Stamps Tutorial from Finding Home here. I love sealing wax and posted a roundup here. But this tutorial shows you (me) how to use cheap candles and regular stamps to create seals.
DIY How to Alter and Glitter a Sweatshirt with Downton Abbey Thrown In Tutorial from La Vie en Rose here. Two tutorials in one: how to take in a sweatshirt and a different way to apply glitter so it doesn’t wash off in the laundry. If you watch Downton Abbey you will get “Free Bates”.
DIY Easy Cat Tights Tutorial with Template from Sprinkles in Springs here.
For lots more DIY tights like melting tights go here: truebluemeandyou.tumblr.com/tagged/tights
DIY Animated Walk Through Paris Valentines Day Card Video Tutorial and Printable from Made By Joel here. Really cute card for those wanting to give a really unique card. Gif made by me from screenshots by Made By Joel’s video tutorial at the link using picasion.com - my go-to idiot proof/quick & dirty gif maker.
DIY Embroidered Star Stamped Constellation Scarf Tutorial from A Beautiful Mess here. Really easy tutorial with a foam star stamp and then simple embroidering. *For more constellation projects from pillows to nail art to free wall art go here: http://truebluemeandyou.tumblr.com/tagged/constellations
DIY Easy Interchangeable Add On Dangly Charms for Stud Earrings Tutorial from Small Good Things here. Really easy way to change up your stud earrings.
Carte Postale Zipper Pouch | The Graphics Fairy
One of my favourite things to craft with is tshirt transfer paper. You can create your own printed fabric and there are so many fantastic projects out there using it. This is a great example - just download the vintage picture of an old letter, print it onto the paper, iron it onto your fabric and sew it up (ok, a little harder than that but not super hard!). A perfect little pouch to chuck your tablets, jewellery or spare change!
Floral Book Clutch | Caught On A Whim
Most book clutch projects require you to have a gorgeous good quality hard cover book. Now some of you may have luck finding one but in my second hand book shops all I can find are John Grisham hardbacks and weird ugly covers. So this pretty clutch project is perfect because it doesn’t matter what’s on the cover - you’re going to be covering it anyway! Of course, you don’t have to cover it in floral fabric, but I do love the chintzy fabric.
Some cute DIY wall art! This would look absolutely adorable in a kid’s room, but it’s so pretty that I think you’ll want it somewhere you can see all the time. Cheerful by day, stunning by night, and it only takes about an hour and a half to make!