No Sweat: Embellished Sweatshirt DIY

No Sweat: Embellished Sweatshirt DIY

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GNG Sequin Embellished sweatshirt DIYEmbellished sweatshirts are one of the hottest trends this Fall.  In the past, I have been a big supporter of fancy sweats  (here, here and to complete the look… here) and obviously I’m happy that this trend is sticking around. There are about a zillion ways to glam up a boring old sweatshirt so let this serve as your warning… there will more than likely be more embellished sweatshirt DIY projects to come! In the meantime, sequins and sweats…

GNG Sequin Embellished sweatshirt DIY  MATERIALSMATERIALS: Sweatshirt (available here from Old Navy), Sequin Fabric, Fabric Glue and Scissors

GNG Sequin Embellished sweatshirt DIY  PATTERNTIP: If you’re a DIY perfectionist, it might be helpful to use a piece of paper to create a patter of the area you wish to cover

GNG Sequin Embellished sweatshirt DIY  GLUEApply fabric glue to the area of your sweatshirt you wish to cover with fabric

GNG Sequin Embellished sweatshirt DIY  PLACEFirmly place your fabric over your glue making sure your fabric lays flat

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Beauty Tips

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​Ladies now that we have already talked about bases that you can use to help make your eye shadow pop, let’s talk about how to apply the eye shadow. My favorite brands that I use on a regular are Mac and CoverGirl, the application is smooth and the coverage is awesome! But you should be able to use any brand of your choosing, just keep in mind not all brands colors will have the same look. The key to eye popping color is correct application. The best way to get the most intense is to pack on the eye shadow. Take your medium size eye shadow and in small circular motion, rub it onto the brush, blow any excess makeup off the brush. Then apply the eye shadow to the eye, repeat the process until you have the color of intensity you desire. The more eye shadow you apply the more intense the color will be.

Best practice for first time users, if you are wearing one color, just apply the shadow to the crease of your eye, I’m not a huge fan of the entire eye covered in one color! This is just a personal opinion so if that’s a good look for you, by all means rock it!

For tips on how to wear multiple colors, they have tons of great tutorials on YouTube, use it let it become your new best friend.

A simple look that always works for day or night, is to apply any color shadow that you desire to the crease of each eye, and then take a black liquid liner and apply a thin line above your eye lashes, and then apply eye liner and a little mascara. A simple and pretty look that works any occasion.

One of the keys to great application of makeup is practice, practice practice. Practice on yourself when you have down time, practice on friends and family, I’m sure they’ll love it!