North Georgia On My Mind.

 I am enjoying every second about my trip to North Georgia, and Asheville, North Carolina.

Here are just a few pictures that I captured.

 Biltmore  Estates 

In beautiful Asheville, NC

Biltmore Estate Asheville, NC


Have a beautiful day.
Lot of <3
Anne

No Sew Triangle Tee-Shirt, DIY

In the Mountains, on a little break from everyday life and  Crafting with my Sister in-law Anne.

We decided that she needed to make her own  no sew Tee shirt. 

This Tee-shirt was created just for Anne.

 Tutorial 

Things You Need.

1. Tee-Shirt  *This one is a  Hanes Men's extra large, but you can use the size of your choice. I always use Hanes.
2. Chalk
3. Scissors

 Front

Cut off the collar.

Draw a small triangle with chalk.

 Make the lines gradually descending

Cut your lines. 

 Back

Make a slighty larger triangle : the lines gradually descending.

Cut the lines.

  Stretch out your cuts carefully.

 Cut a slit up one side about 12 inches.

 Tie it.

 We also cut a slit on each sleeve about 4 inches.

Tie them.

Back

Get your scissors out and start creating..

Lots of <3,

Anne

No Sew, Lyrics and Music, Slashed Tee: DIY

Saw this on Pinterest and I had to DIY it. 

You can too. Grab your scissors and let's go.

 Back

  Front

 Inspiration 

I saw on Pinterest

From

Urban Outfitters

 HERE

 Tutorial

Things you need.

1.  Tee-Shirt. Mine is A Mens  Medium *I always use Hanes Tee shirts.
2. Scissors
3. Chalk

 Place your tee on a flat surface.
#1 Lay Front side down draw a shape like the picture above with your chalk.
#2 Draw your vertical lines.
#3 Carefully cut on your lines.

 Stretch out the material carefully,
this will curl your strips.
If you want to do the front strips, repeat Steps #1 through #3 on the front.
and stretch the material like you did the back.

 If you want  the fish tail look, fold your shirt sideways.

Draw a line like the one above.

Then cut on your line.

 

 It should look something like the picture above

 All finished

Hannah was so nice to model for me.

Have a wonderful day.

Lots of <3.

Anne

Lace Jean Cuff, DIY

If your jeans are too long  cut them and add a touch of lace in minutes.

 Tutorial

Things you need.

1.  Jeans
2. Lace about 2 to 3 inches wide and about 30 inches long.
3. Scissors
4. Sewing machine or you can hand sew this.

 #1 cut the jeans to the length you want
#2 measure and cut your lace.
#3 Pin the lace to the inside of your jeans sew about an a half of an inch from the bottom of the jeans.

You can stop here and this is what they look like..peeking out from under your jeans.. OR......

 You can cuff the jeans,
Sew around the top of the lace to anchor it and have a lace cuff.

 I also added a little lace to one of the pockets. (Optional)

I hand stitched this.

Possibilities are endless.

Dye the lace a color then sew  it on.

Have a Super Saturday!

Lots of <3,

Anne

Black on black

I know it's Summer, but sometimes in  the summer I wear Black.

Plus.. I made this shirt yesterday and I wanted to wear it.

 Skirt~ Express, Shoes Re-Styled HERE Shirt I made HERE, 

Pink tank, pearl bracelet and Clutch~ Target.Chain necklace I made HERE

Angel wing Ring~ Charlotte Russe.

Have a wonderful Wednesday.

Lots of <3,

Anne