This is the really easy Beaded Daisy Chain Bracelet, posted in late April 2020, with a sliding knot closure from Honestly WTF below.
Who What Wear calls it “crafty jewelry” or jewelry you’d make at camp. I’ve posted some of their retail picks at the very bottom. Here’s what they say about this trend here:
Consisting of mismatched colorful beads, charms, flowers, letters, and more, this jewelry trend can be defined as many things, but my favorite descriptor is nostalgic.
This is the really easy Beaded Daisy Chain Bracelet, posted in late April 2020, with a sliding knot closure from Honestly WTF below.
Who What Wear calls it “crafty jewelry” or jewelry you’d make at camp. I’ve posted some of their retail picks at the very bottom. Here’s what they say about this trend here:
Consisting of mismatched colorful beads, charms, flowers, letters, and more, this jewelry trend can be defined as many things, but my favorite descriptor is nostalgic.
Honestly WTF posted this Tissue Paper Dyeing Fabric DIY a few days ago, and I haven’t been this excited to try a new dyeing technique in months.
Some Things to Know:
You have to use spectra tissue paper because it will bleed onto your fabric.
Honestly WTF experiments with silk and synthetic fabrics. Natural fabrics work better, and I’d like to experiment using old 100% cotton to see what happens.
All you need is fabric, spectra tissue paper (cheap on Amazon), white vinegar to set the dye, and a spray bottle.
You could also try dyeing silk and making it into wall art - I think that would look beautiful.
If you read Honestly WTF’s post, you will see how easy it is to tissue paper dye fabric. I wonder if you could tissue paper dye water color paper and make cards or miniature art works.
To be honest, I’ve never looked at moccasins and thought - hey those are super cool! But then I saw these mocs and said - hey those are super cool! If you’re going to do tassels, then go big y’all! I would love these with tan, cream, pink and mint. Rock them with a pair of skinny jeans and tee and you’ve got your new weekend outfit sorted. Even better, the tassels aren’t permanent so you can swap them out and change the colours.
My polymer secret weapon is wax (not the liquid) Rub ‘N Buff here (I actually use it on a ton of craft projects, and it’s also available at Michaels) - you rub it on with your fingers to highlight just what you want to.
