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 …
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 …
I’m 53 today! And apparently the best way to celebrate was to recreate the pink floral bubble dress I wore to a school dance when I was 13 in 1986. Obviously I wasn’t going to …
Ever put something on and think, why does this look so weird on me? You’re not alone. And more importantly? It’s probably not you. It’s where the clothes hit your body. Length and proportion can …
Stop Buying New for Spring – Make What You’ve Got Work Every season, we’re told the same thing. New season, new clothes. New decor. New everything. But around here, we don’t buy more…we use what …
Galentine’s Day doesn’t need shopping, sewing skills, or a last-minute panic spiral. If you’ve got a few minutes and a house full of stuff, you’ve already got everything you need. In this video, I’m sharing …
For the first time in a long time, I’m entering a new year without a shopping list. Not because I’m doing a no-buy challenge.Not because of guilt.And definitely not because I think buying things is …
New year, same you. Before we jump headfirst into brand-new refashioning projects for 2026, I wanted to pause for a moment and look back at everything I created and shared in 2025. Because keeping refashioning …
Every year, the pressure ramps up.New parties. New photos. New outfits. And suddenly it feels like what you already own isn’t good enough. I’m here to remind you that holiday style isn’t something you buy. …
If there is one thing I adore about winter, it’s how perfectly it pairs with upcycling. Cozy textures, chunky knits, flannels that have already softened with time…they’re all begging for more life instead of heading …
Every holiday season we’re bombarded with messages telling us that a “good” gift must be shiny, expensive, new and preferably purchased during a sale frenzy. But here’s the truth many people don’t want to admit: …