1 Addition, Many Ways- A Strip Of Fabric

If you are anything like me, you must be having pieces of fabric laying around everywhere.

Here's a little project to make use of all the scrap pieces.

Tidy up the edges and you have:
1. A wide tie to adorn shirts or boring necklines.
2. A fabric belt
3. A hair band
4. Fabric corsage

Ps. Make sure your strip is a double layer.

2 Step Belt Tutorial

Remember the neon elastic belt I made?
http://goo.gl/O1fKv0

I recently made a very similar one. One that can be used for the clip on earrings DIY http://goo.gl/DwGNw2

This easy peazy DIY can be used over and over again. You will not regret making this one!

What you'll need:
• Elastic
• Scissors
• Needle& thread (or a sewing machine)

Steps:
1. Measure your waist. Cut the elastic about 7-10 cm shorter.
2. Stitch the ends together.

It's that simple!! Done in 2 steps.

1 ADDITION, MANY WAYS-CLIPPED!

When I think of clip on earnings I think of big shiny old glamour style. Maybe its because I own one of them. One I got from my granny. They beautiful, but far too painful to wear for too long. Its such a pity I thought until now.

Clip on earring's are not only for the ears, they are also great for bedazzling bleh looking shoes and clothing!

Bold pieces are so in right now!

Attach to:
1. Shirt collars
2. Plain pumps
3. Elastic, and use as
- a belt, or
- a hair band
4. Head scarf (use light in weight earrings for this.)
5. Hair, as hair clips

Have fun and be creative

DIY- Elastic Belt

This is a 15 minute project.

What you'll need:
•Elastic
•Scissors(not shown in pic)
•Fabric paint
•Paint brushes
•Velcro
•Needle&thread

Steps:
1. Measure the elastic around your waist. Cut it about 5-10com shorter.
2. Paint elastic.
3. Once elastic is dry, sew on the velcro to the ends of the elastic. One piece on top of the velcro. The other on the bottom.

There u have it, a new belt.
Sew simple!