It’s no secret around this little blog that I am a fan of the floral fashion. From a t-shirt flower dress, to a flower brooch, to a Fendi-inspired flower dress, I think it’s safe to say I kind of dig them. (Get it? ;))…
A tutorial I forgot to post on here– go check out how to make a tank top with a broken necklace over on The Fashion Spot! ๐ PS: Happy Monday. ๐…
I’ve always been a bit of a space dork for as long as I can remember. My third cousin, Gus Grissom, is one of the original seven astronauts, my blog’s namesake is space-inspired, and I went to Space Camp in seventh grade. (My space…
DIY Anthropologie-Inspired Photo Transfer Polaroid Shirt with Mod Podge
It’s no secret on this blog that I am a huge fan of good old Mod Podge, so when I got the chance to review some of Plaid’s new products in the Mod Podge line, I was really excited. Those Mod Podge scientists have…
Even though I never really made my friends friendship bracelets during the summer, they always evoke warm, bar-b-que-y feelings in me. One reason might be rooted in the fact that one of my friends used to work at this summer camp in California. Each…
If you took one look around my closet, you might think I have a case of Multiple (Style) Personality Disorder. In my wardrobe, there are frilly dresses next to leather pants, sleek pencil skirts hanging beside to leopard print jeans, and motorcycle boots resting…
Pop on over to The Fashion Spot to see a tutorial I just wrote on how to make a no-sew peplum shirt using Aleene’s “OK to Wash It” sewing glue. (You can also find the tutorial for my Kate Spade-inspired owl purse here.) ๐…
I realize I just wrote about how I hate summer clothes— especially those blasted jean shorts, but sometimes a you gotta make an exception– especially when these said jean shorts make a nice canvas for one of my favorite craft supplies: MOD PODGE. ;P…
A recent post over on The Fashion Spot– how to make a high-low skirt from a thrift store maxi skirt. (I love that it is also called “The Mullet Skirt!” Hahaha.) ๐ I’ve also got a guest post of sorts up on Shrimp Salad…
When I was a little kid, I loved to make things with clay. I mean loved. My favorite things to make were tiny clay animals– complete zoo sets for homemade dioramas, colonies of penguins, paddlings of ducks, and miniature replicas of every animal I…