I bought this Trench Coat a few years ago and find this a bit boring... So I decided to only stud the flap with Golden Round Cone. Can't wait to show you in an outfit post :) Hope you guys like it!
How to stud your Trench Coat?
1. Trenchcoat from Zara.
2. 8mm Round Cone Studs - Gold and a Tweezer (You can also use a flat head screwdriver).
3. Poke the prongs through the fabric.
4. Use your Tweezer to flatten the prongs down snug against the fabric.
5. Continue this process until you have completed your look.
6. And this is the result...
7. I use a Golden/Black Belt instead of the Basic Belt and Studded one Belt Loop.
8. Done!
What do you think of this Studded Trench Coat?
Your creation is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI cannot wait to try this myself!
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So clever! You did an amazing job on that coat.
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ReplyDeletewow! love the result <3
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This is such an amazing idea! Love it!
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Wow, you did a spectacular job on this - it makes the trench-coat look like it cost a fortune! What a wonderful, stylish idea. I just recently bought a pack of 100 studs and can't wait to embark on a DIY adventure of my own!
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Wow, this looks amazing. I must try it myself. :)
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Wow!!! You totally pimped that trench. Looks super cool now <3
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Studded Trench Coat!!! cool!
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Amazing DIY!
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this is awesome! I have a coat I dont really like but wont get rid of, maybe I should try this?
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I absolutely adore how this came out! I want to buy a bunch of second-hand clothes and put studs and spikes all over them. x
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Aw Wow! it looks fantastic, even better a store bought studded trench! Great DIY hun
ReplyDeleteYou did a fantastic job! And that must required so much patience, too. Love the final result very much. x
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This looks amazing! Can't wait to see how it looks on.
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This is so original and clever. I love it :) x
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It looks awesome! Nice work. :)
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ahhh beautiful, it is perfect^_^
ReplyDeleteOMG this is brilliant. I love how the gold looks against the black! I think I have to do this now....thanks for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteit looks amazing afterwards!! good job on pimping your coat :)
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Love this! The jacket looks awesome with the studs!
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ohh that is amazing idea ! Great job !
ReplyDeleteOMG, this is a stunning DIY, love it!
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WOW, this is so neat! You did such a fantastic job with this jacket, it looks completely professionally made! And you'll have a piece that nobody else will have, how great are DIY!
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Wow... Stunning.. Thanks for the lesson :)
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