DIY-Chanel Inspired Bracelet and Matching Belt

Chanel Inspired Belt + Cuff

A few weeks ago i was scrolling through a runway app on my phone looking through countless amazing Fall 2012 collections when i came across Chanel.

I first noticed that the background actually had giant crystals, then i started to notice the bedazzled eyebrows, and then finally the accessories. I took one look at the belt in the picture above and fell in love. I thought of a DIY to recreate the piece to use in my everday life.

What you will need...

1. Hot-Glue Gun
2. Glue Gun Refills
3. An old belt
4.  A slab of agate ( got a set of 2 off ebay for 1.99)

Pick the spot you want to glue the slab on.

And glue!! Done as fast as you can say DIY!!

EXTRA:

Since i had an extra slab i decided to make a matching cuff:)

 Just get a blank cuff.

 Put on some hot glue while the gun is still hot.

Let dry. Tah-Dah!!! Insta Cute!!

Easy Collar DIY

Lace Collar

Super quick DIY that is super adorable with any outfit!!

 Measure a piece of lace that fits almost all the way around your neck but not all the way, and measure a piece of suede cord depending on how big you want the bow to be.

 Thread the cord through a hole at the end of the lace piece

 Repeat on the other side and pull the cord.

Now tie in a cute little bow. So easy!!!

DIY: Thread Braid Bracelet

Yay!! This is my first DIY project!! I'm so excited to finally share my projects! Well anyway while searching around on net-a-porter i found these adorable braided bracelets by Alyssa Norton. I wanted them in my collection before i could say mine!! Unfortunately 140$ was a little out of my price range, but i thought to do a DIY. Enjoy!!

For this DIY you will need...

• scissors
• embroidery floss ( i used two colors)
• a lobster clasp and jump ring
• a needle
• rhinestone chain ( i got mine off eBay)

1.  Separate your floss into 3 sections.

2.      Braid it to the end

 3. Wrap the ends with another strip of embroidery floss and add the clasp and jump ring on alternate sides

 4. trim the ends



5. thread your needle and tie the end of the string to the base of the braid



6. lay your chain where you want it to be and sew it in between the rhinestones!!

All done!! So cute and it only cost me about 4$! I hope you guys enjoyed my first DIY!!:)