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Got a favourite shirt that’s too tight or a lace top that never gets worn? Combine them into something that fits your body AND your style! These three alternative and goth refashions give unworn clothes a fresh start with easy sewing, a little imagination and supplies I already had.

There’s no need to buy a whole new wardrobe to try a different look. My graphic tee, la...


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Why make a costume you’ll only wear once? These three easy dress refashions are ready for everyday style AND a little Halloween magic!

Cozy scarf to bell-sleeve dress: Inspired by Cindy’s question about refashioning a scarf she loved but didn’t know how to wear, I transform mine into a cozy fall and winter dress. Add...


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Spooky season is here, and I’m bringing a few wardrobe favourites back to life! These three refashions can be worn as everyday outfits or styled into costumes with accessories and makeup. That means you get to enjoy your creations long after October 31.

In this video, I’m sharing my brand new lace skeleton shirt tutorial, plus my Pumpkin Spice hat + matching top and gr...


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Clothes are supposed to fit our bodies, not the other way around! My fabulous vintage blazer wouldn’t close comfortably, and I had a pair of trousers that had also become too tight. Rather than getting rid of either piece, I decided to make them fit while transforming them into a coordinating suit.

Make Tight Clothes Bigg...


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Who says updating your wardrobe requires money, a sewing machine or professional skills?

I grabbed a plain T-shirt, an oversized button-down, old jeans and a pair of shoes, then transformed all four into one complete outfit using bleach, permanent marker, scissors and a bit of chain.

Reverse-Dyed T-Shirt


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