DIY: Fluffy Bag

Hello sweets, another little DIY for you today. I am a lover of all things fluffy, especially when it comes to accessories and so I decided to try making something of my own. I am also hoping to decorate my socks and earrings in the near future, but for now here is how I made this bag covered in fluff stuff :)

What You Need:

-Small, nice shaped bag 

-Metre or so of fluff

-Glue Gun

-Pom Poms, or other decorations

-Draw stripes with the glue gun down one side of the bag.

-Press the fluff down, following the zig-zag pattern of the glue

-Cut the fluff in place, when one side has been covered

-Repeat on the other side

-Glue along the remaining unfluffed up parts of the bag and add any sort of decoration you like. I chose pom poms because I think they went together with the overall look of the bag,

Now you should have a very fluffy and very sweet little bag, to pop in your essentials on the last remaining summer days.
I will be posting lots more soon, I have just had lots and lots of busy times the past few weeks. But will be back on track ever so soon.

Lots of Love

DIY: Jazz Up Your Jellies!

Silver Flat Jellies~Primark/ Pink JuJu Jellies~Ebay

Hey my dears,

After months and months of promising a DIY post, I finally had the chance to do one. Now, I am a big fan of Jelly shoes, they are so comfy and perfect for Spring/Summer. I have been style watching recently, especially customers at work and it seems everyone has jumped on the Jellly wagon. Which is lovely! So I decided to do a bit of a makeshift thing and decorate my Jellies, to give them a bit of individuality whilst they perch on my feet. It is really easy and can be done using any bits and bobs of pretty things you have laying around. 

What you need

Bits of lace, Trim, Stickers or Flowers

Glue Gun

Scissors

Jelly Shoes

Step One

Place flowers or stickers in place at the front of the shoe. Once you are happy with the placing, glue them on.

Step Two

Measure the trimming down the center of the shoe and cut to size.Then simply glue into place.

Step Three

Cut trimming evenly into two strips. Wrap around the center, underneath the strap and make a bow. Try and make sure it's even on both sides. 

Step Four

That's about it, oh so simple :) Now style with your favourite Spring outfit and enjoy the sun in your jazzy jellies.

I hope you liked this little DIY, would love to know what you think.If any of you decide to do the same to your Jellies then link me with your own creations below. 

Xmas Party Outfit Blogger Challenge

There's nothing I love more than a festive related challenge and this one from Fashion Vouchers seemed like a really fun one to do. The challenge was to select a brand from the list on their website and create an amazing  Xmas party outfit for £100 or under! Any blogger can enter and the prize is a £100 voucher from your chosen merchant.

I chose New Look as I knew that they would have some nice bits and bobs that weren't expensive and the collection would co-ordinate well with each other.

Arrow earrings~£6.99 / Wedge boots~£14.99 /  Velvet skater dress~£11.99 

Metallic envelope clutch~£15.99 / Stocking tights~£4.99

False eyelashes~£4.99 / Glitter nail polish~ £2.99

Total~ £62.93!

I think the black & gold combo give it a more Christmassy feel and always looks simple but elegant. I love anything velvet so the skater dress was a clear choice and I think the sparkly polish and triangle earrings give it a nice retro twist.

. The challenge is still open until December 17th 2012 and you can take part and enter by looking at the details here.

Bethan x