This week we're breaking it up a little bit to talk about thrifting tips and tricks! Lately, I've noticed that I've been receiving a lot of compliments on things I've worn that were purchased from a thrift store. I've also found that it's a lot of fun to see someone's surprised reaction when I tell them that I bought it used, at a thrift shop. Usually, they are shocked and tell me that they never find anything cute at the thrift store which, in turn, surprises me!
Thrifting 101: 5 Tips and Tricks for Successful Thrift Shopping
Saturday, July 22, 2017
This week we're breaking it up a little bit to talk about thrifting tips and tricks! Lately, I've noticed that I've been receiving a lot of compliments on things I've worn that were purchased from a thrift store. I've also found that it's a lot of fun to see someone's surprised reaction when I tell them that I bought it used, at a thrift shop. Usually, they are shocked and tell me that they never find anything cute at the thrift store which, in turn, surprises me!
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buying used
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how to
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lifestyle
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recycle
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shopping
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thrifted
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thrifting
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tips and tricks
Location:
Seattle, WA, USA
Wednesday, July 12, 2017
Honestly, the last few months have been tough and this week has been especially stressful which made it difficult to sit down and write a post this week. Sometimes, refashioning and sewing is just the stress relief that I need but when faced with the technical aspect of sharing, sometimes I get a little stumped and procrastinate. I didn't know what I was going to say about this dress all week so, I've prayed about it and am hoping that the words flow and resonates with your heart, too.
Labels:
DIY
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DIY clothes
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DIY dress
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DIY fashion
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lifestyle
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maxi dress
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refashion
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repurpose
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selfish sew
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sewing
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thrifted
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tutorial
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upcycle
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value village
Location:
Seattle, WA, USA
Tuesday, July 4, 2017
Last week I was thinking about what I was going to wear for the 4th of July and try as I might, my mind just kept drawing a blank. I will confess that I am awful and will usually buy something new for the holidays (because - dresses!) but this year has been crazy and that option wasn't really on the table. However, what was on the table (literally) was a tablecloth that I meant to sew last month and just didn't have the time to get to. I purchased this tablecloth at Value Village a few months ago for $4.99 and really liked the design in the center as well as the floral design around the border. Immediately, I thought of making a spring dress, lined with mint, and a scalloped laced hem. Needless to say, spring flew by and the tablecloth remained just that.
Labels:
DIY
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DIY clothes
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DIY dress
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DIY fashion
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eco-friendly fashion
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refashion
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repurpose
,
selfish sew
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sewing
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slow fashion movement
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thrifted
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tutorial
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upcycle
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value village
Location:
Seattle, WA, USA
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