DIY CUTOFF COWBOY BOOTS TUTORIAL

Hello :) Hope you had a great weekend. Unfortunately, I'm still ill and have been in bed the whole weekend. Its getting really on my nerves. Once I'm feeling better I will get a flu jab done as I have a weak immune system and I keep getting ill constantly. Anyway... enough of illness :) I had mentioned to you ages ago that I was working on a DIY :) 

TADAAAA... may I present my DIY cutoff cowboy boots. I bought these cowboy boots a year ago from a charity shop in London. Italian leather... super good quality. However, I never wore them as I'm not that much into cowboy boots if I'm being honest :( So I looked on pinterest for inspiration on how I can DIY the boots :) and this is the final outcome :) What do you think? I love my new boots :) Have now worn them endless times :) xxx Tugba

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What you need :)

- A pair of boots - It doesn't have to be cowboy boots but it just looks better in my opinion due to the patterns on cowboy boots. 

- Scissors

2

Snip, Snip, Snip

- Just cut where you want your boots to end. I suggest cutting it straight first and once done you can cut the inside lining as well so its not visible when wearing. 

3

Voila - your done

 

A very HOLY DIY :)

When I saw this shirt couple of weeks ago in the GERMAN In Style I knew I had to have it :) So I searched the net as well as ebay but NADA - sold out. Asos was selling the original version of the shirt - here but out of stock :( So I decided to DIY. I bought the iron on letters on ebay and the shirt is from H&M Menswear. Last weekend I finally got round to try it out. It turned out to be nice :) I still have a lot of iron on letters left. Any suggestions what else I could iron on? xxx Tugba

German In Style version :)

You need: Plain Shirt, Iron-on letters, Iron

 Cut and position the letters :) As I'm a perfectionist it took me half an hour till I had positioned the letters as I want... 

Further instructions on how to use the iron-ons is included in the pack :) READ CAREFULLY... I left the iron on the letters for too long so some letters turned out weird :) But I like the look it gives it a special touch.

Tadaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa :) this is how my shirt turned out at the end... I really like it but lets see whether it will survive the next wash.

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DIY - Faux Fur Vest

I finally finished my DIY Faux Fur Vest :) I bought the material ages ago on ebay but totally forgot about it. It's sooo easy to do :) I think I will wear it with a tan coloured leather belt. I kept it quite long but not sure if I should leave it as it is or cut it shorter. What do you think? 

I will try to do it with leather as well :) I'm sure it will look great.

xxx

Tugba