Here's a shirt I refashioned as a gift to my sister, done on a couple of afternoons in early May. She has been meaning to get some self...
Get runway looks in a few simple steps with this tutorial from Fiskars.
Always a sucker for a good thriftstore find, I picked up a grey, slightly boxy sweater a while back. The label read 75 % silk and 15 % cashmere, so I just couldn't leave it behind! Buttoning isn't always easy. First up, I sewed two parallel seams down the front, and cut in the middle…
Everything you see here is thrifted and/or refashioned. cardigan: thrifted, $3 top: thrifted & refashioned, $6 jeans: Forever 21 & refashioned, $15 shoes: thrifted, $4 TOTAL: $28
I finally did it! Saw lots of the refashion tutorials around the blogland and made many mental notes to do them one day. But, it's kinda sc...
I'm back with another fun York Pinafore refashion project to share with you all! I used an old denim skirt I thrifted to create this pinafore.
CRAFT contributor Dolin O'Shea of Lulu Bliss nabbed a pink v-neck cashmere sweater at a thrift store for only $5! In her tutorial, she shows you how she
Hi ladies! Here is the original dress. ↴ It had longer short sleeves that were baggy, a collar, shift dress fit, and it we...
I think I may have perfected the skinny pant. I scored the above trouser denim at the thrift store for $4, just about 9-10 months ago. They’re fantastic, but I can’t quite do the trouse…
top: refashioned DownEast Basics, $3 earrings: gift from a friend necklace: Vintage Oddity, c/o Vintage Oddity jeggings: Target, $4 boots: thrifted, $8 TOTAL: $15
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Break out those loved garments and create a DIY sling bag refashioned from those same garments. It's easy and oh sew fun!
This is a great way to transform a pair of sweats that may be a bit short or unflattering into track pants. I personally find ...
Waste not, want not! My refashioned Edwardian lace slip was my ugly Edwardian combination before!
A couple of Christmases ago someone on one of the quilting facebook pages I follow posted a photo of a beautiful Christmas wreath made from fabric, everyone went crazy over it and eventually she kindly wrote out some instructions which are still on Pat Sloan's website as a free pattern. This was her wreath, isn't…
I finished a couple more projects over this weekend, including a refashioned sweater into a delightful cardigan! I am still new to blogging, so I am not sure how to put this tutorial into a seperate page (so those that are not interested don't have to read a super long post!), but I will figure…