Falene recreates the costume of Snow White for today's #DIYTheLook

Combining these projects produces a down-to earth, simple Snow White that can be brought to life with the right attitude. Snow White has always been my favourite of the Disney princesses because she, in the face of danger, cultivates amazingly strong friendships, adapts to foreign situations as needed, and forgives those who have wronged her...all whist whistling while she works. She has an inner strength matched only by Mulan and Pocahontas.

ElizabethJuddTaylor recreates the style of a Blythe doll for today's #DIYTheLook

Oh, Blythe! She's a real doll, and she can change eye color with the pull of a string behind her head. The first things you notice are probably her big eyes and large head, and I have chosen projects that emphasize these, as well as charms for her pullstring, some cute clothes, a kawaii bunny to keep her company, and a fox book cozy to reflect her creative side. The rigid bag could be made in her size or large enough to use as a carrying case for her!

CountessAudronasha creates an edgy rockabilly look for today's #DIYTheLook

I always found Rockabilly style attractive and fun. It's so feminine jett edgy at the same type, sweet but a little bit spooky too. Like you can take ordinary pin up style and spice it up with little details like sparkling pumps, ripped shirt and some colorful accessories. Bats, spiders and skulls is a must. But the most important thing is self confidence. Add it on top and you'll rock this style for sure!

Isaura recreates the look of Ariel from The Little Mermaid for our latest #DIYTheLook

Look at this stuff, isn't it neat?