Well, since there were only 3 projects submitted to my last DIY Roundup, they’re all everyone’s favorites! I had a great time visiting all your blogs and checking out your pieces. You’re all so creative! Here they are, just to recap:
Katarina from She sells sea shells made an amazing statement necklace, inspired by Lauren Manoogian’s designs. You’d never think that this beautiful piece was crafted from paperclips and textile tape!
#2: Monika’s Plait Scarf
Edit 1/20: Monika left a nice comment on this post explaining that it was a plait scarf project that she had finished but hadn’t linked a tutorial to it. Sorry I thought it was a rug – it looks very sweet all the same!!:-)
Teresa crafted her own pair of glitter heels: a breathtaking modern version of Dorothy’s ruby slippers. (The trick is to use tacky glue and spray adhesive – and you have yourself a pair of shoes that could rival the coolest Louboutins!)
Thank you so much for sharing everyone!
If your project has been featured above, feel free to grab the button below.
xoxox
Carly
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http://niceandshiny.blogspot.com/2009/12/all-im-seeing-are-stillettos-i-guess-i.html
This looks somewhat like the polish thing you posted. Hope it helps you.
nice DIY's!
Carly, I am sorry I have not replied to you about your question if the studding kit came with instructions or not. I came with instructions and I studded a white clutch from Goodwill. Thanks for the tip!
http://byebyesoccermom.blogspot.com/2011/01/need-faith.html
xx
maya
Hi, I'm from Poland and I can help you to find the tutorial. Can you give me www site where you found it?
hello ! 🙂
I'm not only from Poland but I'm even the happy author of this plait-scarf (I decided to share my project a few weeks ago and I just forgot I did it ; D ) so when I had visited your blog I was nicely suprised what I saw 🙂 but I'm not suprised you had problem with finding the tutorial, because..it doesn't exist at all. I had difficulties with sharing my photo, I wans't sure whether I've done it well, so enclosing any kind of descriprion, instruction etc… was too hard for me xD
but I may try to explain you everything, it's really easy, so if you have some questions, write coment or something on your blog – I've just add it to my favoritues so I'm going to visit you often 🙂
greets form Poland, Monika 🙂
@Anon 9:14:
Thanks so much for the information, Monika! I'll update the name and project info in the post above.
And thanks to Lola and Anon 1:24 for offering your help and suggestions about the tutorial!
xoxo
Carly