Showing posts with label diy style. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diy style. Show all posts

What to Wear: Mixed Stripes & Feathers

A Warm January Day on E Houston

Thursday, January 16, 2014


After posting a DIY Varsity Sweatshirt tutorial, I have to show off my favorite varsity jacket. A year ago I stopped over at M&J and grabbed these letters...just to have...just in case I needed them for something. No more than a week later I was heat fixing them to my a new varsity jacket.





The Look
DIY Varsity Jacket (Same DIY tutorial as the Varsity Sweatshirt I made a month ago), Gray Tee, Zara Marble Moto Trousers, J.Crew Bracelet, Jennifer Zeuner Necklace, Zara Orange Shoes

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What to Wear: DIY Flannel Patchwork Denim (As Seen on The Style Line)

Tuesday, December 24, 2013

Inspired by Junya Watanabe AW13 Collection




The Materials
Boyfriend Jeans (I got mine at Gap), Flannel Scraps, Fabric Glue, Scissor, Needle & Thread (if you'd like to further seal)


Cut scraps into random rectangles and squares


Lay the cut pieces onto denim, and arrange as you like


With a foam paint brush, cover the back of each patch in glue, lay onto the denim and press down. Make sure all corners are secure.






photos by Alana Slutsky


DIY The Perfect Gift: Cash Money Leather Pouch

Monday, December 16, 2013









The DIY

Note: Practice makes perfect. Take your time and practice at least three times before putting the paint pen to leather.

Not feeling crafty? No worries. Check out some of my favorite leather pouches in the Buddha Shop!

DIY Varsity Sweatshirt

Stained to Perfection

Sunday, December 1, 2013

Random findings at hardware stores often provide unexpected canvases, such as this Klein Tool pouch. I was able to bring the runway to reality with this canvas zipper pouch, and a black Stained by Sharpie marker. My Balenciaga-Inspired creation is now used to house my Sharpie collection, but would be fun to take out as well.

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Stained by Sharpie

Studs and Zipper Tape also add a great touch, and can be found at your local craft store, on Amazon or of course, on Etsy.
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