And the final touch!

I realised I didn't really share here in this blog, what I first have made out of two shirts, then I used the leftovers and did this here too. But since I wasn't happy with the fabric left going to garbage, I realised something else, so the outfit for my baby G. would be complete. Here's her latest top. 

Read more of it, here!

How to Make a Fascinator

For my sister's wedding, I volunteered to make the hairpieces for the flower girls, the bride, and some of the bridesmaids. I walked around Hobby Lobby for at least two hours trying to figure out the most economical, yet classy, way to make them. Here is my simple tutorial.

The Supplies

(part of) The Process

The Headband

 The Fascinator Clip

Modeling the Headband

The whole process was a little bit time consuming, but it was such a fun and creative project. I used a headband that I already had, and the total cost of supplies for making these two things was around $1.25. Ridiculous, right? Somebody somewhere is making a fortune on Etsy selling these mugs... If you would like a more detailed tutorial, you can visit me at SecondHand Couture.

DIY fabric flowers are everywhere! Check out this tutorial on how to make them from old t shirts.