Project 007: DIY Pearl Clutch

As promised I have searched all over and have found an easy Do it Yourself Pearl Clutch tutorial. With this Pearl clutch you can achieve a vintage twenties-inspired look. Totally Classy!

You Will Need:

- Small or Medium size Leather clutch
- Ruler
- Flat back pearl beads
- Craft glue (e6000) or anything permanent that dries clear and permanent.
- Pencil
- Toothpicks
- Plate or disposable container


First draw your design on top of leather clutch with a pencil and use the ruler as guide. On this tutorial we will be making symmetrical markings.


Mark the area where you will be placing the pearls. Using the ruler measure how far apart you want the pearls to be and leave a dot mark on top of it.




Using a plastic plate or disposable container pour or squeeze a dollop amount of glue


For applying glue on the gems you will be using a toothpick or cotton buds (just remove the cotton part). Then swab the flat back side of the gem and glue it over the dotted area of your clutch.


Press firmly to attach the gem in place. Give it about 5 seconds of being pressed down firmly before proceeding to the next gem. Continue until you attached all gems on the dotted areas.


Finish Product


Disclaimer: I did not make this tutorial and all credit goes to TeenVogue.com, however for sharing this article I have used my owns words to feature this fabulous find.

DIY Wall Decor

Who doesn’t love a well decorated home? I’m sure everyone wants to come home to a nice looking home. Not a house —- a hpme. Although, not everyone has the mad skills in designing their house and arranging the furnitures like those sampled in a magazine or what we see in the movies. Hiring an interior designer can quite cost a lot as well so trying to come up with a “creative” thumb is the best option… My best bet was to make a wall decor that won’t be heavy on the budget but would definitely add some “color” in our plain boring background.

Budget:

Less than $15

You Will Need:

Fat Quarter Fabric or any available fabric
- (FQ) can be bought from Ebay starting at $3 - $6
Cork Board 4pcs. $5
Stapler & Staples
Scissor

Kindly check the pictures for reference. I basically shaped the fabrice to the size of the cork board and have stapled it all through out at the back. I have a double sided mounting tape to attach it to the wall. The mounting tape is already included when I bought the cork board. Then hang accordingly to your wall.










So there’s your finish product. Your wall is looking a lot more fab than bland. Surely it isn’t perfect but it surely is better than nothing in there. Hopefully you find this post helpful. Let me know what you think! xox