Showing posts with label straw bag. Show all posts
Showing posts with label straw bag. Show all posts
Thursday, April 18, 2013
DIY ~ Straw Clutch + Giveaway!
Hi lovelies! I've got a fun, springy easy DIY for you today - a straw clutch! You can customize them any way you'd like, I made three different ones to show you some of the endless possibilities. And you'll never guess the inexpensive item they're made from! {Click to keep reading!}
Sunday, April 10, 2011
30 Days of DIY: Day 9 ~ Kate Spade Hello Sunshine Inspired Neon Trim Straw Tote
So this took a little longer than I expected, sorry for posting so late! When I saw the Kate Spade Hello Sunshine straw tote, I wanted to make it sooo bad, but I didn't want it to be an overt 'copy' of it. I was inspired by it and immediately thought of a design, using some neon rope I had recently bought at Home Depot. I picked up the plain, bright pink lined tote at Target for $2.50!!
Materials:
Here's one finished dot! I did all of them different sizes and scattered them randomly all over the bag.
Here you can see the different sizes. Repeat over and over until you have the coverage you want.
This step is optional, but I really don't like the scratchy handles, so I wanted to cover them too. I took this neon pink and white rope and glued and wrapped it around the handle. I glued every inch of it down, since this being on the handle it could easily come dislodged.
And here's the final product! It took a while, but it is so worth it. I can think of countless outfits I can accessorize with this and cannot wait to start rocking it! What do you think? If you make it, let me know and send pics!
xxooxoxo
Lia
Materials:
- Plain straw tote
- Neon rope (I've used two different kinds, the design is up to you!)
- Glue gun
- Glue sticks
- Scissors
Here's one finished dot! I did all of them different sizes and scattered them randomly all over the bag.
Here you can see the different sizes. Repeat over and over until you have the coverage you want.
This step is optional, but I really don't like the scratchy handles, so I wanted to cover them too. I took this neon pink and white rope and glued and wrapped it around the handle. I glued every inch of it down, since this being on the handle it could easily come dislodged.
And here's the final product! It took a while, but it is so worth it. I can think of countless outfits I can accessorize with this and cannot wait to start rocking it! What do you think? If you make it, let me know and send pics!
xxooxoxo
Lia
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