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DIY Tribal Bodycon Skirt – Bag Transformation
When I saw this knitted bag, I knew the pattern and size would be perfect for a bodycon skirt! Tools: Scissors Bag Yarn Darning needle / Tapestry Needle – basically a huge needle that can thread yarn Tutorial: 1. Cut off Handle and trim stray ends 2. Cut across the base of the bag – ...
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Coldstream Winery
My lovely parents have just left Melbourne and I thought I would share the a few pictures of what I decided to wear on one very cold day we went to a few Wineries in Coldstream. Mostly because I found a way to wear my tribal bodycon in winter – which by the way, the ...
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DIY Tribal Thread Wrapped Necklace
So, I may still be obsessed with the tribal wrapped look. I can’t help it, these pieces are so cute and just so fun to make The colour combinations are endless! You may have seen similar tutorials around months ago, but I would just like to put my method out there for people who are ...
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DIY Wrapped Spike Cuff
Taking inspiration from Swellmayde’s Tribal Wrapped Choker, I’ve made a cuff version with stiff spikes rather than freely dangling ones. I’m still obsessed with cuffs so I’ve been turning any inspiration into a bracelet for more arm candy! Tools: Tutorial: Start on a cleanly polished cuff. 1. Place glue on the inside centre of the ...
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DIY Wrap Tribal Bracelets
I have been requested to make a few of these bracelets as seen on I Spy DIY by a friend of mine, so I thought I would share my version of these cute simple pieces. There are a few differences in the way I’ve decided to do this project. My friend didn’t like the button ...
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DIY Crazy Leggings (Crazy is optional)
Tools: Stretch fabric (two directional is preferable, otherwise make sure the direction of the stretch is horizontal) Sewing Machine Fabric Scissors Pins Legging template (leggings/jeggings/skinny jeans) Tutorial: 1. Lay out fabric flat. 2. Fold one side of fabric. Make sure there is stretch horizontally. 3.Cut out the outline of the template with excess. 4. Make ...
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DIY Tribal Cuff
Having just received a pack of cuff bases I was eager to try out some tribal ideas on them. I’ve seen some cuff in stores recently which were very obviously hand-painted so I thought I would give it a go with some acrylic paint pens I’d found in Eckersleys. You can view the steps I’ve ...
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DIY – Adjustable Tribal Belt
Tools: Trim / leather / or any preferred belt material (get half a metre more than your largest size measurement) Fabric glue / UHU is my favourite multi-purpose glue Large press stud buttons (2 sets or as many sets of sizing you require) Fabric scissors Needle and thread Tutorial: Note: I didn’t cut the trim ...
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