AnielskaAniela: A Blog for Sewing Lovers and DIY Enthusiasts

  Do you have plain shoes sitting in your closet? You know the ones—still comfy, still wearable, but just a little… boring? If you’re nodding your head, I’ve got the perfect solution for you: DIY shoe clips! These little accessories can turn any pair of shoes into something totally unique, stylish, and fun. Whether you're into Vivienne Westwood-style heart details ❤️ or adorable little bows 🎀, you can make them yourself in just a few minutes—and with minimal supplies. In today’s post, I’ll show you how to make shoe clips that look designer, but cost just a few dollars. These clips aren’t just for shoes, either! You can attach them to your clothes, bags, hats, coats, or even in your hair. It’s the ultimate fashion DIY—fun, fast, and fabulous. Let’s get started!   Inspiration: Why Make Your Own Shoe Clips? If you're someone who loves accessorizing, you'll understand the magic of the right little detail. A bow or heart can take your outfit from basic to bold ...

                            If you have a sweet tooth 🍬🍪 and adore all kinds of cakes, pies, and bonbons, you're in for a delightful treat! During my recent trip to Vilnius—a city that's as charming as its desserts—I stumbled upon a cheesecake that was nothing short of a revelation. Convincing the owner of a quaint little restaurant in the Old Town to share the recipe took some effort (and a lot of smiles), but it was worth every moment. Upon returning home, I made a few tweaks to suit my taste and lifestyle. As someone juggling work and studies, I aim for recipes that are quick, healthy, and delicious. This cheesecake fits the bill perfectly. It's fast, super easy to bake, and while it's indulgent, it's okay to treat yourself occasionally—especially if you follow it up with a bit of HIIT .    Tools & Materials Needed Before we dive into the recipe, let's ensure you have everyth...

  I love sewing bags that tell a story—and this one? It used to be a pair of old trousers, a floral skirt, and a soft cotton shirt. Now it’s a boho crossbody bag with patchwork vibes, long fringes, and a roomy inside pocket. I lined it, added a zipper pocket, and made it all from recycled fabrics I already had at home. If you love boho bag sewing patterns, working with what you have, and adding a handmade touch to your wardrobe, follow along and make your own!      ✂️ Materials   Material Why You Need It Old trousers, shirt, skirt Main fabrics for the patchwork and bag body Lining fabric Gives the bag a neat and finished look Zipper (standard size) For the interior pocket Optional: Yarn For decorating seams or adding texture with zigzag      🧵 Tools   Tool Why You Need It Sewing machine Essential for all stitching Sharp scissors For cutting fabric cleanly Pins or clips For securing pieces before s...