Hello Lovelies~
I know it's November, but in some parts of the world it's warm and I'm dreaming of warm wind and sunshine. A friend of mine, while doing massive amounts of laundry, for a pair of old shorts and asked if I wanted them.
Free shorts? You Bet!
Now I've had a bunch of light pink studs I've been holding on to since studding came into fashion, but I had yet to find just the right thing to use them on, until now that is.
Step one ~ Lay out your materials. All you need is what you want to stud and the studs. Super Easy!
Step Two~ Choose your design.
I went with a heart on one pocket and I played around with designs for the other....
Step Three ~ Push the studs through the fabric of your chosen project and carefully fold over the prongs. This was the hardest part of the whole thing. To fold over the prongs, use something heavy and solid. I used a unopened soda can.
I don't have pictures of this process because I honestly forgot to take them. But I'm sure Youtube has a few good videos on how to do it.
In the end, this is what I chose. The studding was very hard work, but it was well worth it. It's an adorable look that I feel great when wearing.
I really liked doing this. It was so much fun!
Thanks for reading!!!
I know it's November, but in some parts of the world it's warm and I'm dreaming of warm wind and sunshine. A friend of mine, while doing massive amounts of laundry, for a pair of old shorts and asked if I wanted them.
Free shorts? You Bet!
Now I've had a bunch of light pink studs I've been holding on to since studding came into fashion, but I had yet to find just the right thing to use them on, until now that is.
Step one ~ Lay out your materials. All you need is what you want to stud and the studs. Super Easy!
Step Two~ Choose your design.
I went with a heart on one pocket and I played around with designs for the other....
Step Three ~ Push the studs through the fabric of your chosen project and carefully fold over the prongs. This was the hardest part of the whole thing. To fold over the prongs, use something heavy and solid. I used a unopened soda can.
I don't have pictures of this process because I honestly forgot to take them. But I'm sure Youtube has a few good videos on how to do it.
In the end, this is what I chose. The studding was very hard work, but it was well worth it. It's an adorable look that I feel great when wearing.
I really liked doing this. It was so much fun!
Thanks for reading!!!
1 comment:
Aww, this is such a cute idea! I like the colour combination you have chosen, pink on blue, there is something very sweet and gentle about it. Also I admire your perseveration with the studs, I've tried it once and swore not to do it again in the next three years for the leastXD Great job<3
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