"Taken" DIY Bride Winter Wedding Gloves

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"Taken" DIY Bride Winter Wedding Gloves

As a cute and useful gift for your favorite winter wedding bride, make the "Taken" DIY Bride Winter Wedding Gloves. These cute accessories can be worn on the big day during outdoor photographs and can be sported after the fact so that everyone knows the bride is now taken. Make these as DIY bridal showers gifts to get the bride excited for her big day. Paint the ring on the second finger on the left hand so that even while the bride is keeping warm, her bling can shine. Match the glove to the bride's wedding colors so that she can wear these hand warmers while traveling from location to location on her wedding day.

Estimated Cost$11-$20

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Primary TechniquePainting

Beginner

SeasonWinter

Materials:

  • Faux leather/leather gloves
  • Flat back rhinestone gem
  • Strong craft glue such as E6000
  • Thin soft bristled paintbrush
  • Liquid gilding
  • Clear glaze or nail polish

Instructions:

1.) Choose a finger to create your "ring" on. For a bride, put the ring on the second finger on the left hand (the ring finger.) Wipe the leather to remove any dust, etc. After mixing the liquid gilding, carefully paint the ring's band in your desired width. Let dry for at least an hour. Add a clear glaze or nail polish over the band once dry.



2.) Turn the glove over and continue painting the band on the reverse side. Let dry for at least an hour. Again, if you're adding a layer of clear glaze or nail polish, do so after it dries.



3.) Glue the rhinestone. Let dry overnight.


For other ways to keep warm and stylish during the winter wedding season, click here.

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