Hi lovelies! I showed you my DIY ball chain multi strand bracelet yesterday, and I actually got quite a few emails regarding the owl sweater I'm wearing. It's actually a very simple DIY, inspired by (obviously) the ever popular (and so many people DIY'd it that I never posted it before) Burberry owl sweater. You won't believe how easy this is to make! {More after the jump}
You'll need: sequin owl iron-on (only $7!), an old thinner sweater, towel, and iron.
Peel the backing off the owl. Apply it to the sweater.
Follow the instructions and set the patch with an iron, making sure to place a towel between the two.
And that's it! So easy, and so cute! And it really took very little effort, time, or money!
xx
Lia
PS ~ Don't forget to enter my giveaway for a Create Your Style with Swarovski Elements necklace kit!
When i clicked on this post I was almost ready to be pressured by the unbelievable talent of someone creating a cute as heck owl with millinos of little sequins and reminding me I am not that crafty.
ReplyDeleteI am so excited that this was so easy. It gives me hope maybe I could find something similair of animals I like and do this with them.
Thanks!
zuleyb.blogspot.com
When i clicked on this post I was almost ready to be pressured by the unbelievable talent of someone creating a cute as heck owl with millinos of little sequins and reminding me I am not that crafty.
ReplyDeleteI am so excited that this was so easy. It gives me hope maybe I could find something similair of animals I like and do this with them.
Thanks!
zuleyb.blogspot.com
So funny because I also thought this was going to be gluing/sewing little sequins and trim labroiously onto a sweater. I will definitely have to keep my eye out for iron ons in all forms from now on!
ReplyDeleteOh nice! I had no idea they had these types of things of this size where you can just iron it on! Now I have to reconsider keeping that j.crew french hen sweater! It's true...one should stop counting birthdays after 29.
ReplyDeleteHa that's so easy, even I can do that. Great tip.
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