Let's Make It: {Garnet Hill Knock Off Shirt}

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{Garnet Hill Knock Off Shirt}

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Let’s Make It: {Re-Styled}

Anne over at

has done it again.

Seriously Anne, did you go to design school?

Everything you make is

fabulous!

Check out her latest

re-style!

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Let's Make It: {Shawl}

Oh my gosh,

Maegan has done it again!

If you are on the lookout for

FABULOUS,

FASHIONABLE

DIY projects, look no further than

In this post, she has created a

stunning

shawl from 1-2 yards of fabric.

LOVE

it!

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Let's Make It: {ZIP FRONT CARDIGAN}

Another

amazing

repurpose project from

They have created an

adorable

zip front cardigan from a shirt

purchased on clearance.

While clearance is great, you can also keep an eye out at Goodwill, or even

repurpose something in the closet no longer worn and bring it new life!

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Let's Make It: {Patched Elbow Tutorial}

 

This is a great idea to me and one I will be using!

My day job is spent in an ice cold office, wearing sweaters.

Since I am continually typing, I wear holes into the elbows of these sweaters.

This can get expensive and I go through a lot of sweaters!

I’ve tried finding some at thrift shops, as Balancing Beauty & Bedlam, my inspiration does, but I am unable to find the fab clothes that she does. ( I should give her my size and consider her my Personal Shopper. J )

This Patched Elbow Tutorial created by Anna Rose from  The How-To Gal is a keeper! Bookmark this!

 

This how-to is amazing!

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Let's Make It: cupcake t-shirts

 How cute are these cupcake t-shirts from Liberty Original?!!!  Ahhh, I  {LOVE} how they look on the little ones!  Perfect for 1st birthday parties.  

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cupcake t-shirts

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Let's Make It: J Crew Inspired Ruffled Shirt

Let's Make It: J Crew Inspired Ruffled Shirt

As someone who now shops mostly thrift shops for clothes

(I used to purchase all new, all brand name & stopped when I 

calculated what I spent in a year),

I love clothing DIY projects.

This ever so lovely project is from a new find simply handmade by paige.

You will love her blog.

Just check out this DIY ruffled shirt.

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 J Crew Inspired Ruffled Shirt

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DIY: Sweater Refashion

Jen, of Tatertots & Jello, has a tutorial on her blog so you can complete a sweet sweater just like hers.

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Rosette Belt

DIY IT: Rosette Belt

This rosette belt is gorgeous! 

It is a must see with a shirt, and what better shirt than the one

Jessica, from Happy Together, created with this delightful belt?

You will love her blog! She has lots a great tutorials and she is just adorable!

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Rosette Belt

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A Re-Style Recap

A Re-Style Recap

As I am already a fan of upcycling and thrifting, I had to share with you the latest post by Wobi Sobi that shows all of her thrifted items refashioned. This is a great example of how you can find good items and make them fabulous, all on the cheap. Above is sneak. Stop by Wobi Sobi and see all the refashions shown.




Presented by: Wobi Sobi

DIY Clutch Bag

DIY Clutch Bag

Anne picked up a darling placemat at Wal-Mart for $1.50 and instantly pictured a clutch. That some foresight for you! Turned out fabulous! Stop by for her complete tutorial. Now, keep your eyes open for placemats!

Presented by: Wobi-Sobi

Bolero de Amor

The Embellished Pink Tee Bolero

By now, I think everyone knows how much I love embellished shirts, jackets, etc! This embellished bolero from Amy at Positively Splendid is no different. Oh, I take that back. It is different…it’s special. I love that she took a plain tee and made it into a bolero and then embellished it. It’s so stinkin’ cute! I love that I could wear this any day, anywhere. Even to my corporate job. Great job Amy! Stop over to Positively Splendid and see her detailed tutorial and make one for yourself! 

Designed by: Positively Splendid

Ruffled Bag

Ruffled Bag

Sharon picked up a bag from Wal-Mart’s craft section and created this adorable bag. She was even asked, ‘If you don’t mind my asking, where did you buy that?’ Unfortunately, she had just switched to the bag she made and didn’t have her cards with her. Lesson learned I’m sure. And one we can all take a lesson from. She gives a simple tutorial at Glazed From the Heart

Designed by: Glazed From the Heart 

Dress to Tank

Dress to Tank

Sarah bought this dress for 75 cents at a thrift shop over a year ago and didn’t realize it was too short until getting it home. She kept it until inspiration hit. And boy, did it hit! She cut it off and created a tank. She didn’t stop there…Using the leftover material, she made rosettes. Thinking on her toes, she didn’t attach the rosettes to the shirt. Instead, attaching pins to the rosettes so that they may be removed from the shirt for washing.

Designed by: Country Farmgirl

Ruffled Shamrock Shirt

Ruffled Shamrock Shirt

Lindsey created the cutest shirts for her little ones! I think Lindsey and I are kindred souls. You see, Lindsey states sewing doesn’t come naturally to her. That is EXACTLY how I feel. I am so afraid I am going to mess the machine up. But, she got the machine out, followed a video tutorial on ruffles HERE, and made these adorable shirts!

Designed by: Inspiring Creations

Rocked It

Dressed Up Plain Jane

This is a favorite of mine! Anne took an old, plain Jane shirt and created this stunning finished product. I want one. I will be on the lookout for a clearanced shirt to make one of my own. 

Designed by: Wobi Sobi

She had a ragtop El Dorado tuck and roll pleat...

I have seen a lot of ideas running around the net for refashioning old t-shirts, usually adding ruffles, flowers, or even a zipper.  But this one uses pleated trim from the fabric store:

I really love how it dressed up this simple t-shirt.  You can check out the tutorial HERE at Welcome To The Good.