So, anyone who's been pregnant before knows that (even after a year) if you start to gain a little weight, your stomach looks like a california raisin all over again! In order to motivate myself to get walking Zion and I have been strapping on the baby backpack and hiking our way to various nearby stores. My favorite is Hobby Lobby which is about a three mile walk. Zion loved the bird and (call me snow white) I loved the idea of a bird perched on my hand!
Showing posts with label fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fashion. Show all posts
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Bird Ring
A little hot glue, a trip to the wedding section at Hobby Lobby and voila! My latest creation- the bird ring!
Monday, May 9, 2011
What I am wearing
Friday, April 22, 2011
DIY Earring Holder
Behold, the vintage shutter. A.K.A.-- earring holder.
Picked this beauty up for about $3 at a local antique dealer. I knew exactly what to do with it when I bought it- earring holder. I kept it as-is with it's well worn scrapes and bruises, that is of course the beauty of buying antique. Although, I made one modification- I hot glued one of the shutters so that it wouldn't flip down when I hung my heavy earrings on it.
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Thursday, May 21, 2009
DIY Shoes

I spotted this tutorial first on leblahg and these do it yourself petals look so easy to make it got me thinking about making embellishments for shirts, floret pins, and hair pieces. Head on over to the tutorial to get the how to's. Take a minute to look around; it's really cute over there!
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Rompers

So friends, what do you think about rompers?

Love to hear your thoughts on this fashion trend. I kind of think that they are cute but I never wear shorts cause my legs are so long- shorts can tend to look a little trashy on me. Does anybody have a romper? Would you wear them in public? Talk to me creative readers.
Friday, May 15, 2009
Spring time hair


Love these spring time hair styles that I saw over at Lillies and Grapes! It was total hair inspiration for me.


The side braid has been making a comeback in the recent months; in fact the last time I saw a look like this I was in grade school. I liked it then and I love it now.

I have been twisting my bangs up and to the side lately and securing them with bobby pins or small clips. I started growing my bangs out a few months ago to make it easier. If you don't have long bangs you can achieve this look with some really strong hair spray. I recommend getting a bottle of got2b for your bang up-do's. The spray will make your hair solid like the coif of an 1980's rock star but without that "wet look". You could ride a roller coaster and your hair would still be in tact; and it's perfect to secure hair that's shorter. Here's my bang twist at a recent photo shoot we did.
The below style combines the messy bun and the side braid.

One trick to getting the messy bun style to really work for you is to make sure that your hair is not freshly washed. Uber clean hair will make it impossible to style. Check out the full post from Lillies and Grapes to read the how you can get these great looks.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Peach Pants
I get these fashion ideas in my head... sometimes they are colors and sometimes they are fabric shapes. Right now I am seeing colors in my mind- white washed pastels. I can imagine a rainbow of these colors: Peach, pink, lavender, and lemon yellow. The jeans pictured above are the closest things color wise to what I can see in my head... but trust me- at age 31 I would NEVER attempt wearing them in public.
The worst part of my fashion imagination is I can never find these colors or shapes I conjure up in my mind actually in the store for months (and sometimes even years.) Usually by the time I can actually find what I am looking for in the store- well, I have moved on to something else that I can't seem to find.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
DIY Flowers
Spotted this post on Ready Made's blog and I thought it was adorable. The project comes from Still Dottie and you can get directions on how to make this yourself here.
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