12 DIYs to Up Your Sunglasses Game for Spring

Think of all the warm-ish outdoor adventures that will soon be possible with the arrival of spring: Going for a picnic in the park, heading to a festival, heck — even just walking the dog in the sunshine calls for some new shades. Need an upgrade for the change of seasons? We've got all the sunglasses DIYs to try, with the cute cases you need to keep 'em looking good all season.

 DIY Donut Sunglasses:Donut mess with me or my fun springtime vibes. (via Studio DIY)

 Palm Springs Inspired Glasses Cases: They say eyes are like a window to the soul. So does that mean your sunglasses are the doors? Either way, we love these cases that pay homage to the colorful sighs of Palm Springs. (via A Beautiful Mess)

 DIY Floral Painted Sunglasses: Sunglass arms deserve just as much TLC as the front, and we love these painterly accents. (via Lovely Indeed)

 DIY Leather Sunglasses Case: Leather wears beautifully over time, so your faithful aviators have finally found their style match. (via Brit + Co)

 DIY Floral Sunglasses: These delicate florals won't snag your hairdo or break off in your purse. (via Maritza Lisa)

 DIY Lipstick Sunglasses Case: Like the perfect shade of pink, the right frames are the finishing touch your lewk needs. So keep 'em covered in this homage to your signature lippie. (via Club Crafted)

 DIY Rainbow Rose Sunnies: With these in your rotation, Mother Nature is sure to send the sun. (via The Glitter In My Tea)

 DIY Heart Shaped Sunglasses Case: Galentines Day has come and gone, but heart-shaped sunnies are forever, and they look adorable on these cases. (via Brit + Co)

 Glitter Sunglasses: You're so crafty, you sweat glitter. Whip up a pair of shades that suits your style. (via A Beautiful Mess)

 Fringed Sunglasses Case: Fringe is in for spring, and these cases definitely got the memo. (via A Kailo Chic Life)

 DIY Festival Sunnies: Craft yourself a fresh pair for every day of the week. (via Brit + Co)

 DIY Custom Flower Sunglasses: Daisies are the It-shape, and with this tutorial you can turn any pair into a bouquet of cute. (via Persia Lou)