Feeling crafty? Here’s some Do-It-Yourself inspiration for this snowy Sunday!
Vera Wang bow back dress
Louis Vuitton beaded sandals
Here are some more items CC feels are totally DIY-able:
Escama Studio flip-top flower, made with recycled pull tabs, at momastore.org.
Lizzie Fortunato vintage ribbon and rosette necklace, at presseboutique.com.
Left: Candace Ang necklace, at etsy.com.
Right: Wear and Tear weaving necklace, at pixiemarket.com.
Vera Wang bow back dress
Louis Vuitton beaded sandals
Here are some more items CC feels are totally DIY-able:
Escama Studio flip-top flower, made with recycled pull tabs, at momastore.org.
Lizzie Fortunato vintage ribbon and rosette necklace, at presseboutique.com.
Left: Candace Ang necklace, at etsy.com.
Right: Wear and Tear weaving necklace, at pixiemarket.com.
A similar concept is at work at Emilio Pucci, where scarf weaving punctuates a basic white tank dress. CC loves this effect!
Marni acrylic and ribbon necklace, at net-a-porter.com.
Ka Pow Wow jersey braid scarf, at pixiemarket.com. CC is sooooo going to recreate this look using a 3-pack of jersey scarves from American Apparel!
Adia Kibur bead and fabric necklace; this and next at lifemix.net.
Adia Kibur wrapped button bracelet
Banana carton chandelier; this and next via pointclickhom.ecom.
Coffee stirrer chandelier
Fendi paint-your-own Baguette, at eLuxury.com.
A picture constructed from junk mail and old greeting cards, Les Notes Apres Le Pluie at vivavi.com.
Last look: Fellow Fashionista Fashion Chalet in her DIY torn jeans – fabulous!
Other lovely links: Fellow Fashionista Koko Stiletto has a superb idea for vamping up those shoes: check out her post on couture-y clips here. If you are Singer-savvy, check out this site for sewing inspiration!
Marni acrylic and ribbon necklace, at net-a-porter.com.
Ka Pow Wow jersey braid scarf, at pixiemarket.com. CC is sooooo going to recreate this look using a 3-pack of jersey scarves from American Apparel!
Adia Kibur bead and fabric necklace; this and next at lifemix.net.
Adia Kibur wrapped button bracelet
Banana carton chandelier; this and next via pointclickhom.ecom.
Coffee stirrer chandelier
Fendi paint-your-own Baguette, at eLuxury.com.
A picture constructed from junk mail and old greeting cards, Les Notes Apres Le Pluie at vivavi.com.
Last look: Fellow Fashionista Fashion Chalet in her DIY torn jeans – fabulous!
Other lovely links: Fellow Fashionista Koko Stiletto has a superb idea for vamping up those shoes: check out her post on couture-y clips here. If you are Singer-savvy, check out this site for sewing inspiration!
Feeling creative? Let’s hear it!!
xoxox,
CC
xoxox,
CC
Ohh great inspiration! Shredded jeans would be easy to do, but difficult to pull off!
ReplyDeleteHi CC,
ReplyDeleteGreat inspiration! :)))) I love post!
kisses: Janet
oo lovely necklaces
ReplyDeletelove louis vitton's shoes, it's so original!
ReplyDeleteOh I love D.I.Y, and goodness I am all inspired and fired up to do some D.I.Y now! Well, if I can find some tie! :P Oh and by the way, the banner box logo chandellier (sp) thing is my favorite! <3
ReplyDeletexoxo,
S-C
Great post! i know a girl who made shoes out of the small openers on the sodacans:) They were high heeled platform shoes, and she has worn them!
ReplyDeleteI got some great inspiration here. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWow, such cool ideas. I like DIY but I'm always lack of time....
ReplyDeleteOr if I don't blog... :(
xoxo
What a fun post! Love that Banana Chandelier. Happy Holidays dear CC.
ReplyDeleteCatherine
Dearest Carrie,
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing.
Much love,
Frankie
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Great post, I'm rather rubbish at DIYing...I'm too scared to try shredding my jeans cause I think I'll mess it up!
ReplyDeleteI wish I would be more creative! The DIY is wonderfull but I make few. :X although that is a beautiful post to inspire!
ReplyDeletexx
Hi darling!
ReplyDeleteI haven't been around here for a while, and now I have so much to read here in your (as always) fabulous blog). So that what I'm gonna do right now.
I looooooove the new header!
fabulous! i love buttons and bows. and who knew sarah silverman could look so chic!
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chloe
at heartshapedmorning.blogspot.com
i love those necklaces!
ReplyDeleteI love these DIY ideas - I love the bows and Lizzie Fortunato necklace. :D
ReplyDeleteCarrie, I am really trying to get better at being more crafty. I think my favorite is the grey shirt with the braid. I like how you also put this post during the holiday season because it shows you can save money and make presents:)
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lovely inspiration !!
ReplyDeleteha! i love them diy's buh sometimes ppl think they are soo creative they go and mess up an already creatively subtle peice..lol.
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas and perfect for the holidays! I am doing the shredded jeans look for sure.
ReplyDeleteooh! I love the ideas, time to get those creative juices flowing
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ReplyDeleteAww..all your posts are sooo nice !!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't view everything cause my nets somehow slow today ! But yea, great post ! Glad you liked my poem :)
Fabulous red and blue flower ! I like recycling !
ReplyDeleteLove all necklaces!!! Kisses ;)
ReplyDeletehttp://www.missurbanita.com
plastic chandelier should be the best. umm I'm thinking of taking up sewing again soon. Nothing exciting.
ReplyDeletebtw, CC. I'm so humbled that you listed my little blog in your side bar as a must see item.. I don't know what to say... maybe I should thank you for a start?
:)
I love all of the diy ideas here, Carrie. Wonderful post. And thanks for (including me!?) wow. I'm speechless. LOVE YOU.
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I'd be very happy to see more colour on the streets! great inspiration;)
ReplyDeletediy rocks and all those collections thatr have a diy/artisan feel to them get my vote any day.so inspiring.
ReplyDeletemuah x
Marian
What a lovely post!
ReplyDeleteI wish I was that talented jeje.
I´m lovin prints too, on Friday I'm off to the beach and I can't wait to get a printed colorful dress!
Merry Xmas dear! Have a great time!