DIY Fashion Accessories


Massachusetts Organic Farm Wedding from Studio Foto

May 3rd. 2011 by Mallory | 20 comments

A wedding is a celebration of a very special love. This Massachusetts wedding is not only that, but is a true labor of love. The organic farming couple cultivated the both flowers and food for the big day (how's that for the ultimate DIY?) The dress was made by the bride's mother. The bride's veil had pearls meticulously sewn on by her mother and close friends. The entire celebratory day was held at the farm where this couple pour out so much of themselves. I could swoon for days. Paul from... [MORE]


DIY Project by Posh Paperie and Jackie Wonders Photography

March 12th. 2010 by Abby Larson | 54 comments

I am so excited that the incredibly talented trio behind some of my ALL TIME favorite DIY projects on SMP is back with another perfect little lovely. Remember these ridiculously darling pinwheels that were actually debuted in the loveliest of photoshoots ever? Um, yeah. Explains the excitement. [MORE]


Inspiration to Reality IV + a DIY Hairpiece

January 19th. 2010 by Elaine | 16 comments

Whether you're a bride or an industry pro I'm sure you've had a moment where you just wanted to see something different, you just felt like you needed a little change of pace. Well, that's exactly why we're so crazy for our From Inspiration to Reality features... and this shoot is exactly why we're crazy about the results. It's creative, stylish, and packed full... [MORE]


DIY Project: Pearl Necklace

June 11th. 2009 by Abby Larson | 51 comments

We got SO many emails and comments about Stephanie's gorgeous necklace from her wedding that we featured the other day, we asked her to put together some simple instructions for us! How great is that! It's pearly, it's a little bit fancy, it's all together FABULOUS! Materials:
Everything I used for the necklace I got at... [MORE]


Groom’s Socks

April 23rd. 2009 by Abby Larson | 25 comments

Yep, you read that right. FINALLY a project just for the grooms. Mekala Tinnin, our newest DIY contributor (remember her FAB love story books) crafted this brilliant packaging idea that you can do just for your boy. Mekala recently launched a new venture called Tie that Binds where you can purchase the cute label for these... [MORE]


DIY Project: Wristlets and Boutonnieres

March 26th. 2009 by Abby Larson | 11 comments

This next project that reader, Carol, crafted is perfectly lovely...ideal for a English or French inspired shabby chic wedding. I love the sweet, personal touch that each little favor brings, letting your guests know that they are not only welcome, they are loved. Notes and Instructions from Carol... My fiance and I are having a Regency inspired wedding next January at a beautiful English Manor House in New Zealand.  Our wedding colors are pink, red and burgundy. [MORE]


DIY Project – Starfish Boutonnieres

October 30th. 2008 by Abby Larson | 12 comments

These starfish boutonnieres are perfect for a beachside wedding. I get so many emails from readers looking for an alternative to flower boutonnieres. Voila! Materials one inch bar pins
small starfish
strong glue Instructions These starfish boutonnieres were created with small starfish and one inch bar pins that were glued together.  I used small starfish that my fiancés mom found at a yard sale.  1. I applied glue to... [MORE]


DIY Project – Wrist Corsages

October 29th. 2008 by Abby Larson | 9 comments

Inspired by an Amy Butler design, these DIY wrist corsages are so stinking pretty. Adorable for bridesmaids or flower girls...OR you could use them to tie up napkins on guest's place setting! Too cute! Materials Strips of Fabric
Iron
Sewing Machine/Thread/Needle
Hot Glue Gun
Pretty Strips of Ribbon Instructions 1. Cut a 4x18 inch strip of... [MORE]


Do-It-Yourself Wedding Projects

December 20th. 2007 by Abby Larson | 36 comments

I am completely smitten with these coat check tags...adding a bit of whimsy and personality into the most unexpected place... How to make Coat Check Tags... I designed the template myself and printed them out at home on Crane's 179 lb. Pearl White Cover (www.crane.com). I trimmed each one out using an x-acto and ruler. Then, using Fiskars 1/8" hole punch I made a hole to place the eyelet. Before... [MORE]


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