This week’s DIY envelope clutch was inspired by this pin that I keep seeing over and over in my feed. That polka dot clutch! I need! So, as a result of my obsession I scoured the internets for further inspiration to make one myself, and as it turns out, if you can sew a straight line...
Happy Friday! Here are our Five Things! 1. Every single hair tutorial from Hair and Makeup by Steph. This girl has MAD skills. Her tutorials are totally doable. And she is super pretty. I am also extremely proud to say I know this hair/makeup rockstar in real life. I know, I know. She is pretty...
I am torn about whether this post should be a Pinned/Tried/Loved It, or just a DIY, because it was completely inspired by this pin I saw on Pinterest. I was fully prepared to buy those darling hair clips, until I clicked on through to the store selling them and saw that they were 2 for...
It is very important to take care of your Hair Pieces just like normal hair otherwise they are bound to tangle. Comb and shampoo them regularly so that they do not tangle. You can visit abhair.com to get more tips for managing your hair extensions.ReplyCancel
Shirt: Wal-Mart $5, made with iron-on letters co/mynextstyle.com Shorts: Shopko $18 Watch: Target $15 Ever since our last iron-on transfer t-shirt DIY project, I just cannot bring myself to buy graphic tees at the store. Those things are like $20! For a TSHIRT! Ridiculous. And since I now know I can...
This Paper Chain Crafts post was originally published in May 2013 and updated as of February 2022. I am a little embarrassed to even share this DIY Graphic T-Shirts tutorial because it seems like a total no-brainer, but MAN, did the final products turn out great! It literally took about 10 minutes per shirt, and...
forest and lakes offer blank t shirts for free screen printing.ReplyCancel
You could totes skip the Photoshopping step and save yourself some time by finding exactly the shape/design you want on the internet.Plancha de transferReplyCancel
I have been dying over these Perusha leggings for a while now and trying really hard to come up with a way to get myself a spare $98 to buy them. But, you know how we feel about spending $20+ on a single item of clothing, let alone on workout clothing. Yeah right. So, naturally,...
My husband and I currently rent a little farm-style home near where we go to school and we love it. What we don’t love are all the white white white walls that abound in a rental. Because of the blinding whiteness I am always looking for affordable removable/reversible decorating ideas to bring some color and...
Oh, you smart lady! That looks adorable, and that fabric looks awfully familiar–I almost bought some of that same print to make pillows out of for my bed, but wimped out at the last minute and was worried it wouldn't be the right shade of green. But I love the fabric, I love what it adds to your kitchen, and I love picturing you cooking in there in your skirt that matches your walls . . . I hope you also wear pearls and heels, this is a very 50s housewife image in my head.ReplyCancel
Oh my! I LOVE this idea. I wish I would have know about this when I was renting. I think it is still a great soloution because I'm not great on commitment to something so permenant(hense the reason I don't have a tatoo yet). Anyways, totally love your style too! I found your blog from the linkup at House of Hepworth. I am happily a new follower. I just love all your crafty ideas and I think, why didn't I think of that. Hopefully you can hop over and catch my blog.
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This is so cool! I am all about new ideas right now, as I am trying to decorate a baby nursery. I have always gone the route of actually painting and then painting back to the original color once we move, but that is only if the landlords allow you to.
BTW, your hair is really cute. That's the first time I've ever seen your head, haha.
Hosting a super fun giveaway on my blog! Would love for you to stop by!
This is FANTASTIC! I absolutely LOVE the green. I found you through Momma's kind of crafty link up and I would love it if you can link this up to my weekly link party Tutorial Tuesday!
Kari
Wow this turned out awesome!! I'm stopping by from the Catch A Glimpse Thursday party. I would love for you to link this up to My Favorite Things party! It's going on all week,
& be sure to check out my giveaway too!
Thanks
~Iffy~
I like this envelope style. I wonder if you’ve ever done a composition book cover in this style with a velcro close rather than a button or snap. If you have a pattern, please let me know.
hey there! love this aesthetic. it looks like swell mayde took down their post with this pattern/measurements. any chance you can post them here? looking forward to doing this project!
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