Necklace T-Shirt

A little bit glam and a little bit rock star, and all cute! This T-shirt is a must.

Its shown for a little girl.... but I know that some of you could pull off the look too:)

My Own Road has the tutorial HERE

Upcycle: T-shirt Scarfs

Another great use for t-shirts.... Scarfs!

Learn how to make three types of scarfs via video HERE from TheDIYDish.com

Owls, Owls Everywhere! :No Sew Towels

I know some of you probably LOVE some NO SEW projects. This one is for you! ;)

CraftJr.com has the tutorial HERE

Turkey Tshirt

Have fun fabrics lying around? How about create one of these fun shirts for Thanksgiving? :)

Find the templates and tutorial HERE courtesy of  The Cottage Home

Not a seamstress? Thats ok... just get the no sew fusible web.... voila, with just some fabric, fusible web and an iron, you have a great Holiday shirt for your little turkey :)

Oilcloth Banners

The other day I mentioned that I love some random items.... another of them is Oilcloth :)

A few years ago (I think 5).... I saw some chalkboard mats... what could be better?! It incorporated a few of my favorite random things, Oilcloth, Chalboards, and fabric... all in one. I was so in love with the idea of this that I (in my at the time, hormonal, pregnant way) convinced my (biggest supporter) husband that it was ok that I spent a like $80 to order some oilcloth and chalkboard cloth.... which I promised him that I would ACTUALLY create something with..... (hanging head in shame) It is all still here.... most of it still wrapped up on its original roll. :( BUT I am going to change that!!! :) Take a look at what I just found!!!!! I think that these will be even better than the chalk mats :) wooohoo!!!

Yes, those are pennant banners created with BOTH chalkboard cloth AND oil cloth :) Just a little bias tape and I will be in business!

Now, that style will require some sewing..... so I found all of you non- sewing types, a version that you can make too. (you're welcome)

Oilclothaddict has created a no-sew banner tutorial (HERE) and be sure to browse arround while you are there.... they have GREAT tips and a TON of Tutorials