Summer Shorts Refashion from Thrifted Mens Jeans

Summer Shorts Refashion from Thrifted Mens Jeans. If you have followed me for a while you might know that I was OBSESSED with refashions a few years ago. I even started a separate blog about refashions – RefashionFiles.com. I LOVED finding things and making them unique. I was also very into ruffles at the time LOL! I still love a good refashion though. And my kids LOVE to buy clothes at thrift stores. So the other day we went thrift store shopping because they wanted to create summer shorts. And I think they turned out so cute! The great thing about refashioning is that you can make the project perfect for YOU. So if your daughter wants short shorts for summer, she can make those. But if you want longer shorts for you, you can make yours the length that works for YOU. Here is our little Summer Short Refashion idea! (the picture below is our inspiration photo)

Summer Shorts Refashion from Thrifted Mens Jeans

We found our jeans for $8 at the thrift store. But if you already have jeans, use the ones you have and this refashion idea is FREE!! To get the look above, use jeans that are baggy. My daughter wears a women’s size 26 jean and she bought MENS jeans that are a 31. So that is about 5 sizes bigger than the jeans she wears. You don’t want these jean shorts to be tight because then they will be VERY small. So grab your husband’s, brother’s or boyfriend’s old jeans for this project. Baggy = cute.

TIP – If you are making a Bermuda length short, then buy or use jeans that are your correct size. You want the legs to be tighter and a tighter silhouette will look better for longer shorts. 

1. Try on the jeans and measure how long you want the shorts to be. Also – mark about 1/2 to 1 inch longer than you think you want them to be. It’s better to make them too long to start than to cut them too short and have to start over!

2. Cut cut the first leg. You want to cut so the sides of the shorts are a little higher than the crotch.

3. Fold the cut leg over to the uncut leg and follow the same cut line so that both sides of the shorts are the same.

4. Try them on and see how the length looks. Remember – when you wash them they will fray and roll a little so they will be a little shorter after you wash them.

5. If the length is good, now you can distress the middle of the shorts if you like that look. If the length isn’t quite right, trim the length.

Summer Shorts Refashion from Thrifted Mens Jeans

6. To make frayed lines in the shorts, mark lines with a pen and then cut those areas and they will fray when you wash the shorts. To get the look of the image at the top, don’t cut the middle of the shorts. It depends on what you like whether you want to make cuts in the middle of the shorts or not.

7. Wash the shorts and LOVE your new shorts!!

(image above — A Thoughtful Place)

Also you can make them a little longer and wear them longer or roll them like this too for a cute look!

TIP – if you want to contain your fraying and you want an even edge, sew a straight line about 1/2 inch up from your cut length on the bottom of your shorts — this will keep your shorts from fraying too much and will keep the edge of the shorts even. 

Here’s what Bermuda shorts would look like:

(image – Pandora Sykes Instagram)

Tag me on Instagram at @tatertotsandjello and show me YOUR refashions! I love seeing what YOU are making!!

Happy refashioning!!

Summer Shorts Refashion from Thrifted Mens Jeans

Here are a couple of other refashions too:

5 Minute T-Shirt Neck Refashion 

10-Minute Fourth of July Shirts

Kids Ruffled Shirts Refashion 

Tassel Bedskirt Refashion 

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5-minute t-shirt neckline refashion. I go through project phases I think. A few years ago I wanted to refashion my entire wardrobe. And since then I haven’t really refashioned or sewed much. But last week when I was in Texas I saw this t-shirt at the airport and LOVED it. I am all about mexican food and I just had to have that shirt. Nevermind that I can’t wear high collared shirts (I feel like I am going to choke in them lol).

So when I cam home I decided that I would cut the neckline into a deeper oval. And now I think the shirt is perfect for me!

It’s super easy to do. There is no sewing involved. Here’s how to alter a t-shirt neckline:

1. Try the shirt on and decide where you want the new neckline to fall. Mark that spot with a pin or write on the shirt lightly with a pen, right above where you will make the cut.
2. TIP – make the neckline a little higher than you think you want. It’s easier to go back and make the neckline bigger, than try to make the neckline higher later.
3. Use GOOD scissors. As you can see in the photos I started off with some cheap scissors and ended up using my good fabric scissors – they make a much smoother cut on the fabric.
4. To make the scissors cut as smoothly as possible, start cutting at the top of the front, cut through the collar ribbing and then hold the fabric that you just cut with one hand and pull the fabric taut as you cut. This will let you cut in a straighter line without as many jagged edges.
5. Once you cut all the way along the front, smooth the t-shirt and cut the same line along the back, so both sides match.
6. Then wash and dry the t-shirt and the neckline should roll, making it look more finished.
7. If the neckline is still too high, follow the neckline along and cut off as much as you need to so you get the effect you are going for.

The 5 minutes I mentioned does not include the washing and drying time (just in case you were wondering LOL)

And I didn’t have anyone in the house to show you how the shirt looked when it was done so I had to take some selfies – sorry about that haha!

Now I am so excited to share my LOVE of tacos with the world!! I love my new shirt!

You can see some of my refashion projects below in the RELATED POSTS at the bottom of the page

Have you ever refashioned anything? 

Share YOUR project with us in the comments! 

xoxo

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Here are…

14 Before and After Projects!

14 Before and After Projects from this week’s Best Friday Features!

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Luggage Rack Idea @ Refresh Restyle

Colored Pencil Drink Coaster @ Simply Designing

Industrial Farmhouse Pendant Light @ Repurpose and Upcycle

Kitchen Makeover @ Refresh Restyle

Wood Plank Wall @ The Magic Brush Inc

Ikea Tea Towel Farmhouse Pillows @ Twelve On Main

Paper Binder Covers @ Thrift Diving

Simple Book Page Garland @ 1915 House

Refinished Vintage Rocking Chair @ Refresh Living

Antique Flour Bin Accent Table @ Knick of Time

Thrifted Cabinet into Farmhouse Style Bookcase @ Knick of Time

Vintage Glider Recolor @ Petticoat Junktion

Industrial Pipe Bookshelf @ Sweet Pea

Mobile Miter Saw Station and Storage @ Her Tool Belt

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On Tuesday I shared a WONDERFUL book for moms — The Complete Book of Essential Oils for Mama & Baby.

 I am super excited to let you know that I am giving away THREE of these books!!

Here’s how to enter:

1) Head over to this page and leave a comment!

2) To get another entry, share this giveaway (twitter, instagram or facebook) and leave another comment telling me how you shared.

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What are your favorite before and after projects?

Tell me what you’ve been working on in the comments – I would love to come see your ideas!!

xoxo

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We are always looking for new shows to watch together as a family. One series that we have discovered and LOVE is the new Amazon original series Lost in Oz, now on Prime Video. It’s a modern animated take on beloved Oz books from M. Frank Baum and the characters are smart, funny and engaging. The main character, Dorothy Gale, is a 12-year-old who discovers her mother’s magical travel journal. Opening the journal unleashes a tornado that rips her home into its vortex and transports Dorothy and her dog, Toto, to Emerald City. The series follows Dorothy as she discovers that she must acquire every element on Oz’s “periodic table of magic” to find her way back home!
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I love how smart the character Dorothy is. She reminds me so much of my daughter. She’s curious, smart and funny. We loved getting to know the characters in each episode. You find yourself rooting for them. I also love that the series has a science background!

Lost in Oz has received multiple Emmy awards and stars the voice talent of Ashley Boettcher, Gina Gershon, Allison Mack, Jorge Diaz and Nika Futterman.

You can stream Lost In Oz exclusively as a Prime member via the Amazon Prime Video app and online. One of the great perks of being a Prime member is that you can also download the series to mobile devices for offline viewing at no additional cost.. Browse all the Amazon Original Kids Series at www.amazon.com/kidsoriginals

I love that the new series takes elements of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz book and brings them into this new modern series. For example, in the original book Dorothy wears a blue and white gingham plaid dress. In the new Lost in Oz series, Dorothy Gale dresses like a typical 12-year-old, but the creators have brought the blue plaid from the original into the new series by having Dorothy Gale wear plaid sneakers.

I thought it would be fun to do a little tutorial on how to DIY Dorothy’s shoes by painting plain, canvas sneakers for a one-of-a-kind pair of shoes. And with back to school right around the corner, this tutorial would be fun to make with YOUR tween or teen this Fall!

Here’s how to make Painted Plaid Shoes:

Supplies:

Canvas sneakers (I found these at Walmart for under $6)

Paint (I used multi-use craft paint that works well on fabric)

Paint Brush

Painter’s Tape or Washi Tape

Directions:

I taped off rows in one direction. I tried to space the rows out so they were even. If this seems hard, you can measure your tape and use a pencil to mark where each row of tape should be on the shoe.

Make sure you smooth the tape edges down on the shoe so that no paint gets under the edges when you are painting the shoes.

Put paint on a paper plate and paint the rows.

Let the paint dry then remove the tape.

The next thing you want to do is tape rows going the opposite direction. Make sure your tape is completely dry before you do this. I waited at least 2 hours.

Paint the rows between the tape, this will make the plaid pattern on the shoe.

Let the paint dry, then remove the tape.

Enjoy your custom shoes!!

Be sure to check out Lost in Oz now on Prime Video! I hope you love it as much as we do!

You can follow along with Lost in Oz and the other Amazon Kids Originals:

Amazon Kids

Amazon Kids Twitter

Amazon Kids Instagram

Amazon Kids Facebook 

xoxo

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Hi Tatertots & Jello friends! Kimberly from A Night Owl back again, sharing a fun and easy craft! Last time around we shared  a Monogram Teacher Tote just in time for Teacher Appreciation and the end of the school year. And this time we’re back with another tote project, this Red, White & Blue Painted Tote Bag!

I have been all about the patriotic projects lately. From our painted bushel baskets to our patriotic place settings – we’re gearing up for the 4th of July! I simply adore all things red, white and blue and felt inspired to make a fun painted tote bag with a flag theme. Cute and practical – my favorite things! So here’s what you’ll need

Supplies:

Canvas tote bag

Multi-surface paint (in red, white, blue and chocolate brown)

Painter’s tape

Foam brushes

Star stencil (opt, you could free-hand)

Directions:

• Lay the canvas tote bag flat and paint the entire front side with white multi-surface paint.
• Once dry, tape off the top third of the bag with painters tape and paint the section with blue multi-surface paint and remove painters tape.
• Once that area is dry, tape off the bottom two-thirds of the bag with painters tape to make equally sized stripes.
• Since you’re painting off the white part of the bag, simply paint the unmasked areas with red multi-surface paint and remove painters tape.
• Once that area is dry, you can add some stars to the blue section. You can free-hand these or use a stencil. I traced a star cookie cutter with a chalk pen then filled in with paint.
• Once your stars are painted on and dry, mix one part chocolate brown multi-surface paint with two parts water to create an antiquing glaze.
• Brush the glaze on the front of your tote and rub off for a more antiqued look.

And the result is one adorable Red, White and Blue Painted Tote Bag!

Perfect for parties, weekend BBQs or trips to the pool. Again, cute and practical.

I’m such a big fan of tote bags, and now I can add this cutie to my collection! My boys were also very impressed with the craft, and that is winning in my book! If you’re looking for more patriotic projects, be sure to stop by A Night Owl for more easy inspiration! Until next time, friends!

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Thanks Kimberly!! Her ideas are always so fun and cute. I am so glad she is on my contributor team. She has some great ideas that she has shared on her blog recently, and since I love sharing other creative projects, I thought I’d share some with you too! Check them out:

I love the recipes that Kimberly shares on her blog! This Pudding Parfait looks so yummy doesn’t it? And the red, white, and blue would make it a perfect treat for the 4th!

Add these adorable little Painted Burlap Patriotic Place Settings that she mentioned above to the table, and everyone will think you the best hostess! Aren’t they so cute?

And, next time you’re grilling out this summer, think about grilling your fruit too! These Grilled Pineapple and Watermelon Kabobs look amazing!!

Visit A Night Owl and

xoxo

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When I first discovered tissue tassels, I made them for parties, holiday decor, and even created a tissue tassel mobile for my baby’s nursery. The downside of the tissue paper tassels is that they can get torn or smashed easily. I wanted to incorporate them in my toddler’s bedroom but I knew she would ruin the the tissue ones so I went with YARN instead!

I found this awesome Neon Pink yarn at JoAnn’s (Lion Brand), along with some Red Heart boutique yarns on clearance (Trio for the blue tassels, and Sashay for the silver ones). Here’s what I used to make my tassels:

• Yarn (Lion Brand – 81 yard skein made 6 tassels)
• Something to wrap your yarn around that is the desired length of your tassel (a clipboard worked perfect for these 8″ tassels)
• Scissors

The process for making a yarn tassel is so easy! It is a perfect thing to do while you are watching a movie or catching up on Netflix. 1. Take the end of the yarn and hold it in place on the front of the bottom of the board. Now wrap it over the front and around the clipboard. Keep wrapping it until you have the desired thickness for your tassel. I wrapped mine 18 times. 2. Cut the yarn at the bottom of your board. 3. Now you will cut a small piece of yarn to tie the tassel together. Mine was about 8 or 9 inches but I just eyeballed it. 4. Thread the smaller piece of yarn underneath your rows of yarn and pull it to the top of the board. 5. Tie it together once, and hold the ends securely. Now flip the board over to the other side (still holding on to the yarn at the top.) 6. Now you are ready to cut! Cut the yarn carefully across the bottom of the board, and that’s it! Starting to look like a tassel, huh? Make sure the ends are even and then tie the top once more into a knot to make it secure. 7. Now you will cut one last piece of yarn, a little longer than double the length of your tassel. Just eyeball it! 8. Use this piece to tie off your tassel, about an inch down from the top. Tie in a knot and trim the ends to match your tassel length. ALL DONE!! Once I got going, it only took me about 3 or 4 minutes per tassel. Aren’t they gorgeous?

Here is what my daughter’s bed skirt looked like before:

It is really cute, but I wanted to add some color since her comforter is also white. I decided to add my tasssels at the top of the bedskirt for a few reasons… First, it was really easy to attach them and they are not permanently sewed on, so I can still take them off and wash the bedskirt easily. I used regular masking tape to attach them to the part of the bed skirt that’s hidden by the mattress. Second, Her comforter is a twin size on a full bed, so it doesn’t hang much over the sides. The way I attached the tassels, I can see the full tassel and it looks like they are almost part of the comforter when her bed is made. I like how it looks both ways!

My daughter loves the new “icing” on her bed!

You can check out some other projects in my daughter’s room here. Thanks for having me Jen!

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Thanks Holly! The tassels added to the bedskirt make it so fun! I love the bright colors, and the whimsical feel to your daughter’s bed. What little girl wouldn’t love that? Holly has amazing ideas on her blog, My Sister’s Suitcase. Here are a few of her recent projects that I think you should check out:

These Easy Handprint Father’s Day Cards are such a good idea for a sweet, personalized card for Father’s Day!

And if you’re looking for a good summer organization project, this post with 4 Ways to Refresh Your Garage for Summer is a great place to start!

They also just opened their own Etsy Shop where you can buy amazing home decor like this Hexagon Accent Wall.

Make sure you follow My Sister’s Suitcase!!

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Last week, I revealed some big updates to our master bedroom. I wanted to tone down the glam and give it a more modern farmhouse look to go with the rest of my home. As usual, I’m always trying to repurpose what I have so instead of getting new bedside lamps I recycled them. Today, I’m sharing some tips and tricks on how I gave these Pharmacy Style IKEA Lamps Faux Antique Finish in just three steps!

I love the look of the Antique Pharmacy Lamps but they can often come with a high price tag. I found these lamps at IKEA for just $29.99 each (sorry, these exact lamps are no longer available!).

Now, ready for the easiest tutorial on how to get a Faux Antiqued look?

Supply List:

– Gold Metallic Spray Paint

– Black Flat Spray Paint

– 120 Grit Sand Paper

– Painter’s Tape

Step 1: Tape off the cord and give the lamp a coat of Valspar Gold Metallic Paint.

Note: Normally when spray painting metal, I would use a spray primer first to help the adhesion. But in this case I didn’t use a primer because I was going to distress it anyway.

Step 2: After allowing it to dry, spray a coat of Valspar Black Flat spray paint.

Step 3: Using 120 grit sand paper, gently rub the surface to remove some of the paint. To give it a natural look I focused on the edges and areas that would have the most use.

And that’s it! It’s amazing what a little paint can do. The new look is perfect for our new bedroom.

You can also find the tutorial for the nightstand top here and more on our master bedroom here.

Thank’s for having me over today, Jen!

Taryn

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Thanks Taryn! They turned out amazing. I love a good IKEA hack, and this one looks perfect in her space, don’t you think? Taryn has such awesome ideas on her blog. Here are a few things she’s been up to lately that I love:

I just love this piece she made for her bedroom too! This DIY Barn Door Headboard is so amazing!

This Healthy Mango Raspberry Punch looks so refreshing doesn’t it? It would be so fun to serve at summer parties too!

And this DIY Industrial Paper Towel Holder is so unique. It goes so great with all of Taryn’s amazing projects! I love her style.

Visit Design, Dining, and Diapers

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xoxo

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Living in the South, nothing says summer like seersucker! It’s always been one of my all time favorite fabrics.

Normally I sew clothing from seersucker, but I thought it would be fun to try out making a clutch out of seersucker fabric. To keep it all from being too “sweet” I added a few touches of leather.

Even though it’s still chilly outside, I’m going to start carrying my clutch as a reminder that warmer weather is not far away.

If you want to make one you’ll need:

2 pieces of seersucker fabric cut to 9” x 12″

1 piece of seersucker cut to 3” x 16”

2 pieces of Shape Flex interfacing cut to 9” x 12”

2 pieces of fabric for the lining cut to 9” x 12”

2 pieces of fusible fleece interfacing cut to 9” x 12”

2 pieces of leather cut to 4” x 4”

2 pieces of leather cut to 1” x 1 1/2”

Leather Needle

Extra Strong Thread

Regular Thread

9” Metal Zipper

Glue Stick

Zipper Foot for Sewing Machine

Begin by cutting your 4” x 4” leather squares in half on the diagonal. To cut leather I use a rotary cutter dedicated to only cutting leather.

Press the shape flex to the wrong side of the seersucker fabrics

Press the fusible fleece to the wrong side of the lining fabrics

Using a glue stick, apply a bit of glue to the wrong side of the leather triangles. Attach one triangle to each bottom corner of the clutch. Use binding clips to hold the leather in place.

Put the leather needle in your machine

Thread the top thread with extra strong thread (you can leave the bobbin thread as is)

Set your stitch length to 4

Going slowly, sew the leather across the diagonal.

Repeat for the other side of the clutch.

Apply a bit of glue to the back of the 2 1″ x 1 1/2” pieces of leather. Using binding clips, clip to the ends of the zipper. Stitch the leather to the ends of the zipper, close to the zipper.

Put the regular needle back in your machine and switch the thread back out.

Fold the 3” x 16” piece of fabric in half lengthwise with right sides together. Sew. Turn right side out and press with the seam in the center of the tube of fabric.

Fold the fabric in half again.

Top stitch down each side of the fabric.

Cut the finished piece to 13″ long.

Pin to the left side of the clutch front 3 1/2” down from the top.

Trim the leather ends of your zipper down to 1” long.

Center the zipper on the clutch front piece. Pin the zipper to the clutch front piece with the RIGHT side of the zipper facing the RIGHT side of the clutch.

Pin the RIGHT side of the lining to the WRONG side of the zipper.

Attach a zipper foot to your sewing machine. Stitch this seam.

Repeat for the other side of the zipper.

After you’ve sewn the clutch front and back to the zipper, press the seams well away from the zipper. Top stitch along both sides of the zipper.

UNZIP the zipper.

Pin the two clutch outside pieces together, right sides together. Pin the two lining pieces right sides together. Stitch around the perimeter of the clutch using a 1/2” seam allowance. Leave a 4” opening in the lining piece to turn the clutch right side out.

Turn right side out. Press well. Hand stitch the opening in the lining closed.

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Thanks Melissa! I LOVE seersucker too. What a fun accessory to have for the summer! Melissa has so many great ideas on her blog. Here are a few of recent projects of hers that I love:

This DIY Hair Tie Tutorial is so fun, and would be a perfect gift idea too!

And this Button up Shirt Refashion is the perfect way to dress up a plain white shirt!

And these Printable Pom Pom Polka Dot Hats are so adorable and would be a fun addition to a spring birthday party!

I am SO thrilled to have Melissa as one of my contributors this year. As you can see, she has such fun, creative ideas on her blog and I know you will just love everything she shares with us.

Visit Polka Dot Chair and

xoxo

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TT&J Readers, this is Angelina from JoJo and Eloise. I am so absolutely THRILLED to be here with you today.

I am even more THRILLED to be one of the newest members of the TT&J’s contributing team. I mean Seriously, how Amazing is this years line up. Super Talented, RIGHT!?!?

Spring is Rapidly approaching and I couldn’t be happier. Everything about this time of year makes me HAPPY! The colors alone make me want to SING!

Spring time tends to bring LOTS of special occasions, like Weddings, Parties, Reunions, Vacations and Family Portraits. The Temperature, Colors and Fresh Blooms make a perfect backdrop for all those Parties.

I thought I would share how to make those events a little bit more Special. With this Pom Pom Sash or Head Wrap.

It is SUPER easy and makes quite the statement piece.

First start out by choosing your Colors. I wanted colors that represented Spring to me. So I went with Martha Stewart and Bernat Yarns. You can use any color combination that suite your particular Style or Occasion.

Making Pom Poms is something I never tire of, so this was the FUN part. There are different ways you can go about making your Pom Poms. The above picture shows how you can wrap your yarn around a Fork and use a separate piece of Yarn to tie a not in the center and slip your yarn off your fork. The more Yarn you use the Fatter and Fuller your Pom Pom will be.

Pictured Below: Cut a small strip of yarn about 5 inches long. Place it in between your fingers. Begin wrapping your yarn around your fingers ( 2, 3, or 4 fingers ). The more yarn you wrap will determine the fullness of your, Pom Pom. Using your separate strip of yarn, that you cut earlier, take it and tie a knot in the center of your Pom Pom. (make sure it’s tied tightly and secure ) Slip it off your fingers and Cut the Loops. Be sure NOT to cut your CENTER knot, that is what’s holding your Pom Pom together. Once you are done cutting all your loops open, give your Pom Pom a Trim and Fluff.

Continue making Different Colored and different size Pom Poms.

If you prefer a more Exact method you can always purchase a Pom Pom maker.

Using some felt cut out the shape and size desired for your Sash. Using a Hot Glue Gun, begin gluing your Pom Poms down. On the back side I cut a small Square like shape in the same size of my sash. I hot glued the TOP and Bottom, leaving the sides open, making a belt loop of sorts. Using some Satin Ribbon run it through and cutting it to the desired length needed.

And, that’s it folks! Your DONE!!

So Easy Peasy and yet so ABSOLUTELY, STUNNING and SWEET!

This Pom Pom sash will dress up any Spring outfit and will be such a Statement piece for your parties or portraits.

It’s also so PERFECT for your Spring Wedding!

Put it on the Bride, share them with the Brides Maids or dress up the Flower Girls.

Make them for those upcoming Family Portraits.

Or just have FUN and throw it on top of your head and go to town!

Either way your sure to turn heads, with this Pom Pom Adorableness!

So go ahead, get that yarn out and start making some Pom Poms.

Turn them into a Sash or Head Wrap and add some Life to your SPRING TIME fun

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What a fun idea Angelina! It is the perfect accessory that you could use a ton of different ways. I love it! Angelina has tons of great ideas other blog. I’m beyond thrilled to have her as one of my contributors this year!! Here are a few of her recent projects that I love:

Her Spring Sash would go perfectly with these DIY Polymer Clay Daisy Flower Rings on her blog!  It would be a fun craft to do with kids too!

These Gluten Free Cream Cheese Cookies look so happy and bright too!  She has lots of great gluten free recipes on her blog!

And her Borderline Skirt Tutorial would be perfect for making some matching Easter outfits!

Follow JoJo and Eloise and

I can’t wait to see the other amazing projects she is going to share with us this year!

xoxo

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So when my friends at I Love To Create sent me some tie dye kits – the kids and I had such a fun time creating some projects!! I Love To Create has Tie Dye Kits that are so SIMPLE!! All you have to do is add water and you can transform anything plain into AWESOME tie dye creations in no time!

We took some shirts and tank tops and made some colorful creations. So fun!!

Tulip’s one-step tie dye kits make tie dye so easy, bright and amazing.

You could win a tie dye party for you and your friends, AND an iPad mini (with a tie-dye skin, fabulous!) from  iLoveToCreate.  It’s the perfect way to kick off SUMMER!!

Look at all of the different designs you can create:

Which one is YOUR favorite?? I love the Spiral. 

The giveaway for the iPad mini and tie dye party ends soon – so enter quick!  And be sure to follow along with I Love To Create on their Instagram Account – where they are running MORE contests for even MORE ways to win!)

Get all of the details on the Tie Dye Your Summer giveaway page, and then hit the  rafflecopter widget below to enter.

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Have YOU ever tried tie-dying?? 

What did you like about it? Let me know in the comments!!

Happy Monday! 

xoxo

Disclosure: This post was sponsored by I Love To Create. However, I only post about products I believe in and stand behind. All opinions are 100% mine. See my full disclosures here.

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