10.06.2011

DIY Studded Collar


I'm sure you've seen this DIY before but I liked how it turned out and thought I would share. I actually bought these studs a few weeks back with the idea of putting them on the shoulders of a jacket. After slight hesitation (I decided I liked the jacket just the way it is), I opted for studding the collar of this blouse instead. Just the pizazz it needed - don't you think?! 


Here's what you'll need: 

Studs
X-Acto Knife or something sharp to punch small holes
Blouse (I would recommend a cheap / thrifted blouse for your first attempt) 


1. Line up studs in the triangular pattern you like. 

2. Poke a small hole and punch the back of your screw in (see photo below). 


3. Tighten the top of the stud and repeat until all studs are in place! 


44 comments:

M.R. said...

This turned out so good!

What a great idea- I def must try!

mindofmr.blogspot.com

where did you find the studs?

Charlotte said...

this looks amazing. I definitely want to try this!!

Charlotte x

Marie said...

Great post.. Your DIYs always inspire!!

www.fashionofmysoul.blogspot.com

RosaLovesDC said...

Looks amazing!

Neris / Fashion Fractions said...

I love this! such a great and relatively simple DIY :)

xxx,

Fashion Fractions

Libbie said...

Love it! I am so trying this!

Thanks!

http://mylovelysurroundings.com

Satin And Salt said...

The only thing I hate about DIYs is that I always go over board, if there is left over bits I use them EVERY WHERE. Once I decided to buy a label marker and label my art supply drawers which lead to labeling EVERYTHING. "Lamp" "clock" "door." it was bad....


however I think everything looks a bit better with a stud (hello, built in accessory)

-Nico

CessOviedo said...

... off to make one! AMAZING!

Cess O. <3 The Outfit Diaries

The Fancy Teacup said...

This is such a great alternative to buying the expensive studded collar blouses out there! Such a neat DIY.

www.TheFancyTeacup.com

Collections said...

I absolutely LOVE this idea... definitely doing it. Where did you get the studs from?

Belt Giveaway

Alicia said...

@Collections - You should be able to find studs at any craft store! The Garment District in NYC will definitely have them. xx

Lia said...

Such a gorgeous outcome! Love this idea!! I have a ton of studs, I'm off to find a shirt to attack now!
xoxo
Lia

briannelee said...

Great idea! I really like this.

Bespoke Biddie said...

Lovely

Sunnie
(.=

la petite coquine said...

Such a great DIY, and the look is so professional!

Audrey said...

Great DIY! Zara recently had a studded collar blouse that I loved. I need to get more creative! www.casualglamorous.com

Victoria said...

What a great DIY! I love adding extra touches like that to make an outfit, or something that is plain, that much more special. Can't wait to see you with it on, on an outfit post!

xoxo,
Victoria
http://thestylistadiaries.blogspot.com

Inez said...

Very creative. love the end result.

Urban Jungle Fashion said...

What a cool freakin' idea! LOVE this!

DNA (designers+artists) said...

There is something about diy studding that never gets old and makes a shirt, sweater, jacket or accessory brand new.

http://www.designers-artists.com

Erin- Thanks I Made It said...

I love it! It would be a fun to do to a detached collar you could layer under other tops.
Erin @ Thanksimadeit.blogspot.com

la petite fashionista said...

this is great! i love the idea of the studs on a preppy blouse instead of a jacket. cute DIY alicia!

Josie said...

CUTE! And simple. I want to stud everything now!
xo Josie
www.winksmilestyle.com

Allyson [Mimosas in the Morning] said...

Can't wait to try this!

Grace - Stripes and Sequins said...

This is so cute! I just got a huge shipment of spikes in (total DIY dork,) so I think this will need to be one of my spiked projects! xx

ally lewis said...

amazing ideas! love your photos xxx

http://theruffledlace.blogspot.com/

Beantown's Barbie said...

Great idea!!! I love your DIY projects... so inspirational

Emilie said...

What a great idea! I will definitely try it this weekend!

Ly said...

I've been wanting to try this for a while now. Thanks for the easy instructions :)

-Ly

http://www.lyzhang.com

Grace @ Wrinkled Chiffon said...

Thanks for sharing! Such a cute idea to add some edge to an otherwise classy blouse. Found your site through a friend and I look forward to continuing to follow...even from the other side of the world out here in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia!

Ray said...

Note to self: Do this ASAP!

Danielle Celeste Couture said...

You are such a do-it-yourselfer. I love it.

Love from Oregon USA,
Danielle
xoxoxoxo
blue and black

Thread. The. Needle said...

immensly creative, great job!

http://threadtheneedleblog.blogspot.com/

His and Hers said...

I love this!! And so you!! I really want to recreate soon!

Residentialred said...

This was a fantastic idea. and turned out so well.

Jelena said...

Gorgeous Idea ! Love it , and amazing style ! thestylerecipe.blogspot.com

Lily said...

i just did a collar post last week!! i love the studs you used.

fancy [no]pants

InkedandSewn said...

I LOVE THIS! i have spiked so many DIY projects.. my most recent one was a Alexander Wang Rocco bag for under $30 , a Spiked leather jacket for $10 and a Burberry inspired clutch !!!

I think you would LOVE my DIY section!.

www.inkedandsewn.com

xx Jess James

WriterInTheRun. said...

Ahhh !! Thanks so much for this post!!! This is a great DIY!

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http://shopaholic-in-oxfords.blogspot.com/

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Luísa Lión said...

wow! Such a cool DIY love your blog just found it :) so nice! Where are you freom?

♥♥Style-Roulette♥♥

xoxo,
Luísa

Ilona de Vries said...

awesome. x

Stiletta said...

i LOVE DIY! Check out my ideas on http://stilleta-stilleta.blogspot.com/

trouble.in.paradise said...

such a great idea! love itt xx

Caroline. said...

wow, that really looks GORGEOUS!!