Moodboards, vision boards.. you name it. I really like to look at beautiful inspiring images and daydream about it. So does Marij Hessel. Every night before she goes to sleep she stares at her own lovely collection of black and white images she collected on Pinterest.
She used black painted mdf panels on which she glued some of the prints on to get a nice 3d effect.
Note: If you want a more easy and cheap solution you could also use black foam-boards instead.
Absolutely a DIY I would love to try!
images by Marij Hessel via My Attic
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Tuesday, July 09, 2013
Tuesday, July 09, 2013
MODERN PRESSED FLOWERS
If you want to display your
flowers so you can view them forever, you should press them. Stylist Shane
Powers knows all about it and made the following project which I absolutely
adore.
For this DIY you need:
•
2 clear panes of glass
•
flowers
•
glue
•
black tape
•
book
1. Place
the flowers inside a large book like a phonebook or an encyclopedia. Put
something really heavy on it and leave it for at least seven days.
2. Take
the first glass pane and arrange the flowers as you would display it. Use a
little bit of glue to keep them in place.
3. Add
the second glass pane and put it on top of the flowers.
4. Use
the black tape to tape the both glass panes together, all around with the
flowers inside.
Enjoy!
Note: I
always kept the first flower (a white rose) my bf gave me when we had just met.
It might get this treatment very soon!
Friday, July 05, 2013
TIE DYE ADIDAS TEE
POSTED IN
DIY,
FASHION,
INSPIRATION
Although I’m not a huge fan of tie dye, I find
this Adidas tee a great inspiration for a DIY.
Want to know how to tie dye something then
click here.
image source here
Friday, June 28, 2013
5 X DIY IDEAS OVERSIZED DENIM JACKET
POSTED IN
DIY,
FASHION,
INSPIRATION
A trend seen a lot in the 90s, the oversized denim jacket has made its comeback. It shouldn’t be so hard to get your hands on that perfect piece, just try thrift stores, visit flea markets or sneak into your parents wardrobe.
Tip 1: Look for a jacket whereby the denim is soft and thin otherwise it will only make you look bigger because of its shape.
Tip 2: Find a jacket with the shoulder seams not on your shoulders but a few inches down to your arm.
So when you have found your jacket, you can leave it as it is or you can make it unique and personal.
Below are some DIY ideas that you can use.
Tip 1: Look for a jacket whereby the denim is soft and thin otherwise it will only make you look bigger because of its shape.
Tip 2: Find a jacket with the shoulder seams not on your shoulders but a few inches down to your arm.
So when you have found your jacket, you can leave it as it is or you can make it unique and personal.
Below are some DIY ideas that you can use.
1. Add some fringe to the back of your denim jacket. View here a tutorial how to do it.
2. Write a poem or a lyric on the back of your denim jacket. Be careful though, it doesn't look so nice when you make a mistake here. Maybe pre-write it with pencil first before you use a marker.
3. Distress it by making horizontal cuts in the denim. Then wash it and put it in the dryer to get the look. Click here for a video tutorial.
4. Spiked shoulder-pads. Click here for a tutorial.
5. Place your favorite band on the back of your jacket. You'll need a t-shirt from that particular band, scissors and safety pins. Cut a large square from the t-shirt (so cut off the arms and the neck line) and add it to the back of the jacket with the safety pins.
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
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