BaubleBar's Spring Cleaning Sale

Hi lovelies!  With spring upon us (or so they say!) I am so excited about BaubleBar's Spring Cleaning sale!  If you've never heard of / ordered from BaubleBar before, they work with leading jewelry designers, the same ones who supply high-end retail stores, and curate a collection of on-trend, affordable pieces.  There's no commitment, no monthly charges, just buy what you want when you want.  The best part?  You'll get $10 off your first order when you sign up!  So click here and sign up!

Now, they're having this incredible Spring Cleaning sale, with pieces up to 60% off!  Here's some of my favorites.  At these prices, they all are affordable!


from L-R, top row:
Noir Spike Strand, $24
Bubblegum Bauble Bib, $24
Violet Triad Collar, $24

from L-R, bottom row:
Jumbo Amethyst Studs, $16
Popeye Sailor Studs, $16
Starfish Ring, $36
Glacier Ring, $74

Any pieces you've got your eye on?

xx
Lia

DIY: Shell Heart Ring

I've had this shell heart for a long time now, I think I got it when I was a kid.  I had the brilliant idea last night to make something with it, and I easily made a ring!  This project literally took about 30 seconds!

All you need: Ring blank, E-6000 glue, and a shell heart or whatever your heart desires :)

Apply a drop of glue to the ring blank and securely press the heart onto it.  Let dry overnight.

And then wear it!  This is an easy peasy and beautiful DIY, I hope you love it!

xxooxoxo
Lia

30 Days of DIY: Day 13 ~ Satin Ring Tray

Today's DIY is a quick and easy pretty organization fix. I need to do alot more of these!

Behold part of my huge dresser.  This is where I throw all my rings when I take them off.  (Yes, I have a jewelry armoire, but I only keep the good stuff in there) So it's pretty much a disheveled mess of rings.  I've had this little wooden tray from a zen garden that my kids spilled all the sand out of; I'm so glad I kept it to repurpose!

Materials:

• Shallow wooden box/dish/tray
• Fabric (I have this satin that I've done nothing with)
• Scissors
• Glue gun and extra glue sticks 

Pick an edge on the bottom to begin gluing down the fabric.

Run the glue down the entire edge, and securely press the fabric onto it.

Glue the edge above and press the fabric.  Keep doing this until the entire surface of the tray is covered.

After about 5 minutes of gluing and pressing and folding, here it is!  Now my rings all have a home, and it looks pretty on my dresser next to my flower bracelet bowl!

I'll be doing a lot more organization (that are also decor!) DIYs coming up, so I hope you like this!  Let me know what you'd like to see more of in the next 17 days of DIY, and I will try to get them in!

xxooxoxo
Lia