Showing posts with label Clutch. Show all posts
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Monday, September 10, 2012

DIY Lady Gaga Outfit

I'm rather excited about this... Lady Gaga is coming to Cape Town this summer! So, if, like me, you have tickets to see the show, here is some inspiration on how to create your own Lady Gaga inspired outfit:

Lady Gaga is known for her love of heelless shoes:


Watch this video on how to make your own really cool heelless shoes

Why not add some bling to you outfit with some Lady Gaga inspired shoulder pads like these:
Here's a tutorial on how to make your own:
Lady Gaga is well known for her love of glasses, why not make your own?
Or how about ones like these?
This is how you do it:
And finish your outfit off with a DIY crystal dress:
 
See how to make it here:

Sunday, April 8, 2012

Loving these Pops of Colour from Mr Price!!

Check out these cute colourful bags now in store at Mr Price!





Plus here is some inspiration on how to work the bright bag look:

deep dye shirt and coolest yellow bag!  http://apair-andaspare.blogspot.mx

Scalloped shorts and petite yellow bag  feliciayap

bright clutch

bright pink - gorgeous clutch

love the bright clutch!

big gold cuff and bright oversized clutch

Color block purse

Color Block Purse

Here's how to make your own colour block clutch:

Step one: All you need is a leather pouch, acrylic paint in white and the color bright color of your choice, paint brush, painters tape, blow dryer & acrylic coating spray (shown later)


Step two: Mark off the area you want to paint with painters tape. If you are a real perfectionist you can measure it out to make sure it is even on both sides.


Step three: Mix white acrylic paint with a bit of water for first layer to help it adhere to the leather. Start brushing onto leather from tape down to avoid too much leakage under the tape. 


Step four: After the white dries, bring out the neon paint and do the same without water added. The white acts as a primer so that your color will pop bright against the muted leather. I used a blow dryer during this process because I couldn't take the waiting in between layers to paint. Works miraculously to get an even coat.


Step five: When you're finally satisfied with the painted color cover the non painted leather with paper or cover with a magazine of some sort. Last minute I didn't like the feeling of the rough paint so ran to the craft store for glossy acrylic spray coat. This helps protect the paint from water and wear while also giving it a soft smooth finish like the leather!


Let dry for 2 hours untouched and you're done! 


Source: Just B