Top: H&M; Skirt: UO; Necklace: self-made (materials c/o Michael's); Bag: thrifted;
Sandals: Jessica Simpson via Dillard's
Holy wrinkled skirt! I had no idea I walked out of the house so wrinkled until I looked at this photo...oh well. I don't care much for ironing and removing wrinkles in clothing is a bit beyond my current Photoshop skills. Forgive me!
On another note, I was given a giftcard from Michael's and purchased materials to create my first piece of jewelry, it's been a goal this year to try to explore my crafty side, so this turned out to be a fun project and timely project! Here is a synopsis of how I made the necklace:
If you'd like to explore your own crafty side, use this code to pick up materials to create your own statement piece this summer.
Note: I received a $50 Michael's giftcard to purchase the materials to create my necklace. I chose to write about this project because I thought it would interest my readers and will always make an effort to be transparent about any items or materials I receive.
Oooh, very nice necklace! Sometimes, I forget how simple it is to create a statement piece! I shall get started on one right away! :D Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love the necklace! It's so summery and my favorite part is the blue/green disk in the center. Working for a jewelry company, I've tried many times to create things but ultimately have to accept that I have no talent for design :(
ReplyDeleteGreat job with the necklace it turned out beautiful. I love finding DIY projects and I'm trying to be more crafty too. Love the yellow bag!! :)
ReplyDeletethe necklace looks great!
ReplyDeleteI'm so in love with craft stores! Love them! Very cool necklace, great DIY
ReplyDeleteShasie
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I love that you always use selective color to make your photos pop! The necklace came out great, and I do love the color!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Lyddiegal, this is a great technique!
ReplyDeleteThe necklace is stunning!
-Shanny
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Ummm where did you get the necklace "maker" (for lack of better word)! I love it!! I need one of those!!
ReplyDeleteThanks lady! I bought the bead placement thing (don't know correct word) from Michaels. It came in a kit that had fastenings and wire for making earrings, neckalces and bracelets. It was around $20 if I recall correctly.
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