DIY: Chandelier Crystal Clutch {via HonestlyWTF}

Mawi London clutch

 You should try this DIY {super cute!}...the Chandelier Crystal Clutch by HonestlyWTF {we LOVE them}! After browsing and pinning on TFC's Pinterest Page, HonestlyWTF posted a customized clutch they made inspired by Mawi London's glitter clutch pictured above. This clutch will certainly add a taste of chic & personality to your look...try it below!

This is what your clutch will look like when you're finished:

Here's what you'll need: 

• a small zip clutch (I used Magenta)
• 9 chandelier crystals (I used 3.25″ blue prism crystals)
• a handful of preset rhinestones
• glitter (I used Martha Stewart Amethyst)
• Mod Podge
• E6000
• painter’s tape
• a plastic container
• a toothpick

Get the complete directions HERE!

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DIY: Utility Rope Necklace {Honestly WTF}

Here is a DIY you should try Chicks!
Make your own utility rope necklace...these are pretty trendy. The colors and decor are a nice touch of culture and very inviting. This type of necklace will jazz up a simple look and easy to throw on. Take a look below!

Supplies & Tools needed {via Honestly WTF}:

• 25 feet of 3mm utility rope
• 12 – 14 pieces of 3/8″ brass compression sleeves
• 3-5 yards of 0.8-1mm Chinese knotting cord
• 2 12mm x 16mm cord end caps
• 2-3 jump rings
• 1 lobster clasp
• gel super glue
• scissors
• pliers

...simple enough right?!

You necklace should look like the first picture above when finished. Try it out!

Get the complete directions here!

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DIY: Sequined Sweater

I posted a super kool diy by Honestly WTF not too long ago and OMG you loved it!! Sooooo, I stumbled upon another one while on Pinterest. It has That Fashion Chick written all over it. 

  This diy is chic AND a nice way to recycle old tops that  were once doomed for the can. Try the same technique on other garments and accessories!

Here is what you will need via Honestly WTF:

• a sweater (I went two sizes up)
• 10 yards of assorted sequin trim
• pattern (downloadable here and here)
• fabric pen
• Jewel-It glue (last used here)
• scissors
• tweezers
• needle & thread (optional)

  

Simple right?! Get the directions here! #BeCreative

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