3 Chic-And-Easy DIY Accessories You Can Whip Up Right Now
You’re dancing hard at a fabulous fete. Then, suddenly, you spot it. Someone else scored the same gorgeous statement necklace. So awkward. To avoid any fashion-face offs this season, we’ve got three one-of-a-kind accessory DIYs you can whip up in less than 15 minutes. Whether you want a veiled beanie to keep you warm en route, a hair accent for your tresses, or granny-chic bling for your collarbone, get ready to wow the crowd. Only be forewarned: These touches are so cute, custom-order requests just might start coming in.
Bejeweled sweater clip on Natasha Ivankovitser
Sometimes, we like to turn to the past (a.k.a. our beloved grandmothers) for some accessory inspiration. Wear this piece as a sweater closure to keep that cardi on all night or as some collar zing, as we did here. The best part? For under $10, you have some unique party-worthy bling that's sure to shine.
You'll need:
Two jump rings
Clip on earrings (we got ours from Forever21 for $4.80)
Two chains
Needle-nose pliers
Clippers
Step 1: Open a jump ring slightly with the pliers. Slip the ends of both chains through the ring.
Step 2: Slip the ring and chains through the back of the earring and close the ends of the ring together so all are enclosed.
Step 3: Measure how long you want your chains, and allow slack for the bottom chain.
Step 4: Snip both the chains with your clippers and repeat steps one to three with the second side.
Bejeweled sweater clip on Natasha IvankovitserSometimes, we like to turn to the past (a.k.a. our beloved grandmothers) for some accessory inspiration. Wear this piece as a sweater closure to keep that cardi on all night or as some collar zing, as we did here. The best part? For under $10, you have some unique party-worthy bling that's sure to shine.
You'll need:Two jump rings
Clip on earrings (we got ours from Forever21 for $4.80)
Two chains
Needle-nose pliers
Clippers
Step 1: Open a jump ring slightly with the pliers. Slip the ends of both chains through the ring. Step 2: Slip the ring and chains through the back of the earring and close the ends of the ring together so all are enclosed. Step 3: Measure how long you want your chains, and allow slack for the bottom chain. Step 4: Snip both the chains with your clippers and repeat steps one to three with the second side.
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