One of my first Pinterest Pins on my DIY Inspiration Board was the paint splattered clutch seen above. It reminds me of a pencil case I had in elementary school with a matching binder. I love how versatile the paint splatter look is from head to toe. Imagine how easy and fun it would be to paint splatter a baseball cap or a pair of jeans!
Baskets are one of the most versatile pieces in a home. They can be both decorative and functional. I particularly love painted baskets. They are an easy way to add color to your home and brighten up your space. To achieve a Karen Kimmel look (above), try a mix of vibrant neutrals, neons, and metallics painted in shapes. For a more rustic or traditional style, stick with two or three colors and a stripe pattern.
This tutorial will show you how you can add a pattern to a font! You’ll need a pattern and the font of your choice. My text is about flowers, so I decided on this gorgeous floral pattern. For the Font I kept it old school and used Impact.
*This tutorial is using Photoshop CS6. Click on images to enlarge.*
Step 1: First, we need to create the pattern. Save the image and open it in Photoshop.
Step 2: Go to Edit>Define Pattern.
I’m currently back in Chicago! I’m here to fulfill my dream of attending pastry school. Hopefully the next four months are filled with lots of baking, Netflix, and deep-dish pizza. Stay tuned!
Remember the tulle skirt DIY from way back in January? You can see my friend style it here for a fun motion photoshoot!
