One of my most favorite Old Navy T-shirts got some random holes in it. I was very disappointed until I saw this super easy tutorial on Pinterest. I came home from work today and made it in about 20 minutes. I love how it turned out!
As you can see the instruction are almost too easy. In case you want to make it, I recommend cutting each section approx 1/2” apart.
My daughter received a Firefly cell phone for Christmas. She has been very responsible, but a boy took her phone and threw it and the face plate cracked and fell off, we found 2 of the pieces and it is now taped together. My husband had wanted me to make a case, so I did (a little too late).
I changed a few things when I made mine today. As the phone was smaller, I used a larger seam allowance. I did not use a coordinating color, but I trimmed the front with a piece of bias tape. I also used fleece instead of batting and it will have a carabiner on it to attach to her jeans.
So here is my case. 
I have been wanting to try this scarf for awhile. I had a piece of white textured knit in my fabric stash so I figured I’d use it before investing any money in a new piece of fabric. I made the scarf as directed but wasn’t real trilled with how big/thick it turned out, so I trimmed mine down and I like it much better.
Picture one is my finished project as instructed and picture 2 is my version. I’m not too sure I’m crazy about it being white, so I may dye it. If so, I’ll post a revised version.
This morning I took out one of my favorite long sleeve v-necks from Old Navy and discovered it had a bleach mark on it. I remembered pinning this DIY project just a day or so ago. Normally, I would have been devastated, because that’s how I roll.
BUT, I knew I could fix this problem and still be able to wear the shirt!!
My finished project and my new old or old new shirt!!
It’s funny how bleach on black turns red, not what I expected…but I like it.
I will NEVER hem jeans any other way. This is genius.
Pinned and ready to sew
Here is my finished product, I was so pleased, I was smiling while ironing!!
From a distance you can not even tell I hemmed these and without cutting the jeans.
Close-up you can kinda see where the alteration was made.
The best part, these are for my friend’s daughter, and if she gets taller, I can just take out the stitching and iron and they will be as good as new!
My husband wanted me to make curtains for the new theatre room. I have seen fabric covered roller shade tutorials before but never had a place to hang that type of curtain. I wanted something no frills and so I decided this was the place to use the fabric covered roller shade.
Along with this tutorial I also used this website.
My finished project!
My husband picked out the fabric, it’s his theatre room after all.
It’s hard to get a feel for what the fabric looks like because it it black on black. I trimmed it with velvet ribbon. 
Pinned 8 days ago and immediately fell in love. I have cut the ribbon and chose my button. I need to buy the shirt. Let’s see how long this one takes me.
11/20 Sent my hubby to Walmart to pick up a tshirt, he got distracted and came home with nothing :( Oh well, maybe I’ll stop and pick one up at Joann’s or Walmart on my way home tomorrow. I really want to have this done by Dec 1…that’s my goal.
12/3 purchased and washed the shirt…my daughter chose black. I will most like finish this long awaited project tomorrow! Pretty excited actually :)
12/4 Well here it is…finished product. I think it turned out really great!
Pinned 8 weeks ago and I made my version approx a month ago.
The original tutorial has the top stapled on, but I wanted to put my own spin on it.
I made it with a drawstring to tie onto the tray table (table can still be used as intended) and I can also use it flat on a table top.
I am always pinning sewing and craft projects...these are the ones I actually do!
