Level : Easy
About a year ago I had this weird infatuation with spikes, studs, and chains (still kinda do). So while I was cleaning out my craft closet I rediscovered some 1 inch spikes I purchased during that weird stage of mine. I decided to put them on this make up bag I've been wearing as a clutch. I know a lot of my readers would love this idea so here is a tutorial for you all to try!
Materials
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Clear Make up Bag | 1" screw back spikes (I used 24) | Small Sharp Object ( I choose a hair sewing needle) | Takes 30 minutes or less
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Step 1: Using your sharp object puncture a whole into the bag & insert the screw of the spike
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Step 3: Screw the spike in place
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Step 4: Repeat until you achieve your desired look
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Here is how my clutch turned out. What do you think??
cooool!!!
ReplyDeleteoooo awesome!
ReplyDeleteI have to try this!
ReplyDeleteCool idea.
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Oh, wow you did a great job. Love it!
ReplyDeleteooooh such a cool idea! I love it, and it does look pretty easy!
ReplyDeleteNeat!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is the bomb! I would love to do this with a duller tip along the bottom to make a Alexander Wang inspired bag! Thanks for the idea! Kiah
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!! I wish I could get into DIYing!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! I really love this & the fact that it's such a simple yet chic concept :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute..must try this..I wanna spike and stud the whole thing out though..I guess the sides with the short, flat ones..I have a feeling I'm going to go crazy! lol
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