5 Ways to Be Re{styled}

You know how much I love things that can be reused and repurposed.  It’s true, if I’m going to spend money on something, I want to get a lot of bang for my buck!  So I am totally crushing on the {styled} by Tori Spelling jewelry line.  Jewelry pieces that can be mixed and matched to creat completely new looks each time they are worn?  You had me at hello!  The deal was sealed when I figured out that stylish accessories weren’t the only thing I could create with these sparkly pieces, and my pendant brooch furniture knob was born.

I’m not the only one who has figured out that the {styled} jewelry line has versatility way beyond the jewelry box.  Some of my creative blogging friends have figured out some pretty amazing new uses for their {styled} pieces, too.  Check out these 5 ways to be Re{styled}, and then run to get your own pretty pieces to wear, craft with, and enjoy!

1.  On a Clutch

Sweet Rose Studio figured out how to stitch this sweet little clutch that she could add her {styled} pieces to for some extra bling.  There are endlessly fun variations for this, and an easy-to-follow tutorial.

2.  Gifted Bling

Several creative uses, including this pretty packaging, are featured at In My Own Style.  What I love about this idea is that you don’t have to spend time hunting through antique shops and thrift stores to find vintage brooches–you can replicate a vintage look for a few dollars and a quick trip to your local craft store!

3.  More Jewelry Options

Look What I Made came up with this glamorous ring/bracelet combination from one of the {styled} necklace add-ons.   Really, the only limit to what you can do and how you can wear this stuff is your own imagination.

4.  As a Belt

And here’s another example of that.  I think this belt, created by one of my contributors,  Sand and Sisal, is a great way to wear the {styled} pieces.  It’s a very fashionable, easy look to put together.

5.  Work of Art

My friend Jen from Tatertots and Jello comes up with the most amazing mantelscapes every season.  I love that she figured out how to turn some of her {styled} brooches into art pieces, simply by framing them, for her summer mantel.

I’m so impressed with all of these uses for the {styled} by Tori Spelling jewelry.  Have you had a chance to try it, yet?  Do you have any suggestions for other ways to repurpose jewelry?

Disclaimer: I am a compensated brand ambassador for the {styled} by Tori Spelling jewelry line.  But my opinions are always free.