Hello Lovelies! The weekend is practically upon us – Hooray!! But before I send you into the next few days of relaxation, possible festivities, and fun, it’s time for a little DIY. The Internet has been abuzz with Neon-Colored Jewelry DIYs as of late. And while I enjoy the trend, I am finding myself growing a tiny bit bored with Neon (I know, ALREADY!?) – sorry, I had to be honest.
Sooo…why not continue to go full force with another fun trend I’ve been loving?! Ombreeee. I found these adorable bow-shaped vintage shoe clips at last week’s Randolph Street Antique Market (for a whopping $6) and immediately had this fun idea. You can use all sorts of old/antique crystal jewelry for this project – brooches, pins, necklaces, rings, bracelets – whatever strikes your fancy. Enjoy!
{Here’s all you’ll need – your jewelry piece of choice, and an ombre-hued lineup of nail polishes. The Clear top coat isn’t completely necessary, but a thin coat of it will help seal the colors at the end.}
{Here I am in action – taking a picture of yourself while painting tiny crystal studs is not as easy as it may seem.}
{After a few thin coats, and about 30 minutes of drying time – here they are! These colors just make me smile and think of Summer (even though it’s currently snowing here in Chicago.)}
{And Voila! Here they are, beautifully sprucing up a pair of old (and slightly tired) Repetto Ballerina Flats.}
xo
{All Pictures by Miss Renaissance.}
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Absolutely love this! I just saw the DIY Dannijo necklace on refinery29 earlier today. I’m loving the whole “paint the rhinestones” concept!
I know! All of these relatively easy and fun DIY jewelry projects are so fun!!
Very pretty!
Oh dear, you have Repetto ballet flats and I’m absolutely jealous. However, painting the shoe clip studs is quite a clever idea. I just purchased some chiffon shoe clips from BHLDN and they look like little off white cotton balls on my brown flats.
I love BHLDN’s shoe clips…they’re super fun!
An awesome idea to make old new again! Love!
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