designing a statement ring/ osmišljavanje upečatljivi prsten

I had a really long day today. So, this evening I decided to design and make a ring for my self.  Lately I've been into the gold trend and I like how the gold looks with white so that was the main idea behind it...I wanted a statement ring, imagined it as something big and a little bit messy. When you look at photos you can tell me what you think. What to do you need to make  a ring anyway? Hm, that depends on what you want. Maybe one day I'll write about different techiniques for making jewelry but not today. For now, I'll just tell you what I used: a ring intended for DIY(bought a lot of them for practically nothing), fabrics and a gold-white button. I also used a needle and thread but I guess that goes without saying.



Danas sam imala naporan dan pa sam odlučila osmisliti i napraviti  upečatljiv prsten, htjela sam da je velik i pomalo neuredan, a pošto mi se sviđa kako se bijela slaže s zlatnom, to mi je bila nit vodilja. Koristila sam prsten koji je i namijenjen za nekakvu nadogradnju( jednom sam ih kupila puno za par kuna), tkaninu i zlatno dugme (botun).  Nekako se podrazumijeva i iglu i konac.



That wasn't enough for my gold rush, so I had to do something else, so here it is: my DIY on a collar of one simple white shirt.




Dakle, ako želite osvježiti staru košulju, sve što vam treba je igla, konac i dugmad ( botuni kako bi mi rekli). Meni je čak ova košulja i ovako pomalo dosadna, razmišljam da na nju ušijem još toga tako da stvarno taj ovratnik bude upečatljiv. Što vi mislite? Recite mi i što mislite o prstenu koji sam osmislila!
Actually the skirt still looks a bit boring to me so I am considering attaching more buttons.  Maybe if I am going to do that collar thing I should go all the way. What do you think?

Comments

  1. Ely21 December 2012 at 14:29

    Soo sweet! <3 You're amazing!! :D I like your works, my dear! A big kiss and goodnight! :)

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  2. Karolina21 December 2012 at 15:11

    Lovely ring, great idea! Looking foward to see the shirt finished!

    xx Karolina
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  3. melindapollard21 December 2012 at 15:49

    Super pretty ring- love it!!

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  4. SR21 December 2012 at 16:25

    heyy gr8 idea! Would love to see how the shirt turns out!:)
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  5. Selvaggia Capizzi21 December 2012 at 23:21

    Great DIY!!! I love them!
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  6. Tea | THE STYLISH MAFIA22 December 2012 at 03:43

    Ova ideja za košulju mi se jako sviđa!
    Baš si mi dala ideju kako da iskoristim slatke dugmiće koje čuvam ;)

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  7. gentsomemagazine22 December 2012 at 04:02

    Cool creations!

    Xoxo

    G.

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  8. Unknown22 December 2012 at 04:13

    You're very creative and well in doing DIY!

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  9. Vintangel22 December 2012 at 05:43

    Que cuqui :)

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  10. margaret cruzemark22 December 2012 at 06:48

    Wow, you are such a creative person, i love this ring.
    Best Regards
    Miss Margaret Cruzemark
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  11. Beatriz22 December 2012 at 08:41

    thanks sweet :) I'm following you now :)
    kisses


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  12. Carmen22 December 2012 at 08:44

    Cute ideas :)
    xx
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  13. Selvaggia Capizzi22 December 2012 at 08:54

    have a nice evening!

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  14. Peet22 December 2012 at 09:12

    Buttons on the collar - really nice twist to the stud trend! Great!!;)

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  15. Unknown22 December 2012 at 09:27

    Super ideje! Pratim te Ivana!

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  16. Unknown22 December 2012 at 10:27

    nice idea!

    New Post!
    Anthea

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  17. Alexandra Zakharova22 December 2012 at 10:56

    Nice post, thank you for share! Also thank you so incredibly much for the comment you'd left on my blog:)
    Have a fabulous time!

    Best wishes, Alexandra
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  18. Ileana22 December 2012 at 14:38

    Love this DIY ring!!! So unique :D
    xoxo

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