I’ve been leading up to this DIY since my Minnie Mouse Shoes post. With my leftover mickey ears I created these International Flower & Garden Festival flower Mickey ears! There are plenty of flower Mickey ears on the market, but I felt that I had to at least try and make my own pair since I do have two bow-less pairs of ears laying around. (Totally worth the Minnie Mouse shoes though). As you can imagine, this DIY doesn’t take too much instruction, just glue the flowers on the Mickey ears. However, I do have some tips for gathering supplies and having an interchangeable bow! Flower Heads to Glue on…
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Minnie Mouse Shoes DIY
I’m obsessed with all the Disney themed Vans that have been released the past few years. In true bargain style, I did not buy the super adorable Minnie Mouse bow Vans when they were still in stock. I looked for them on every resale site that I know of and I only found them at ridiculous prices. Instead of getting all upset or talk myself into spending a fortune on them, I decided to make these Minnie Mouse Shoes myself. They might may not look exactly like the Minnie Mouse Vans but they are still pretty darn cute and I can’t wait to wear them to Disney World. Disclosure: Some…
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DIY Disney Shirt for Valentine’s Day
For those of you that may struggle with math, measuring, or sewing, I can understand how last weeks DIY Tulle Skirt may have been a little challenging. Because of that, I thought I would share a super simple Disney Shirt DIY for Valentine’s Day. There are two ways you can go about doing this DIY Disney Shirt. I (of course) chose the more complicated way. But it’s really not complicated at all. You can either choose to make a stencil and paint the graphic on the shirt, or you can choose to iron on the graphic. (Both methods are included in the download for Cricut below). Keep reading for instructions…
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DIY Tulle Skirt
When I asked in a survey at the beginning of the year about what y’all would like to see more of, one response was DIY’s. I must admit, I love a good DIY but I was struggling to think of some good fashion one’s. I really loved how my pom pom tote bag turned out in the summer, so I did some research about some fairly simple DIY’s that I could do. I thought a perfect one for Valentine’s season would be a DIY tulle skirt! Before I begin I’ll say, it is a little rough if you have no sewing skills, but don’t worry, I’ll have some much simpler…
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DIY Pom Pom Bag
In my last Reasonably Lavish post I mentioned how in love I am with this summers pom Pom trend and I might have hinted at a DIY post. Well here it is, my pom pom bag DIY! In total this bag cost me less than $20, way better than the $100+ alternatives out there. Main Supplies: Hot Glue Gun Pom Poms (I used 2” ones) Straw Bag Optional Supplies: Scissors Yarn Step One: Layout your design on the bag. There are so many different ways that you can style your bag, it’s just up to your personal taste. If you need a little extra inspo do a quick google search…
