DIY: Peacock Prom Fascinator

Things you need for this DIY:
❂ peacock feather pad
❂ comb
❂ glue

Total time:
15 mins



This couldn't be easier!



Simply glue the comb at an angle on the back of your feather pad. That's it!

Designer Spotlight: Dale Wayne

Check out this incredible hat by jewelry designer and recycled materials artist Dale Wayne. Dale used one of our fascinators and 15 water bottles to create this amazing piece for a fundraiser in her friend Harriet Lake's honor. Learn more about dale and see her amazing jewelry here.



Shop this look:
Fascinators and bases $5-$10

DIY Inspiration: Veiled Beanie

Is this the perfect look for Spring? You tell me.



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Russian tulle (tons of colors) $5

Wedding DIY: Gilded Leaf Fascinator

Things you need for this DIY:

❂ a round fascinator base

❂ leaves (real or fake)

❂ gold acrylic paint

❂ hot glue

Total time:

2 hours

I used fake leaves for this DIY because I had a bunch lying around but go outside and grab some dried leaves from your front yard if you have them.



First, paint you leaves. You will need to do a few coats. A blowdryer on cool will help cut down drying time.



Once your leaves are gilded and completely dry, glue them on starting from the top/outside going down/in.



When you are done, attach it using a bobby pin or two and that's it!

DIY: Giant Rhinestone Brooches, 2 Ways

Winter is the perfect time for statement accessories. It's easy to get lost in all the neutral tones. These oversized brooches pack quite a punch and they will sparkle in the snow.

Add them to your hats:



And your scarves:



Shop this look:
Rhinestone brooches: $8-$38

I recommend:
Rhinestone floral bouquet brooch $25
Ultra paisley rhinestone brooch $38
Large leaf rhinestone brooch $38