Showing posts with label knock-off. Show all posts
Showing posts with label knock-off. Show all posts

Pottery Barn Knock-off - Rose Petal Canopy

When I saw this Pottery Barn canopy, I knew that just about any young girl would LOVE it! All Things Belle created one for a girl's room! What a perfect accessory to the room of a princess!


West Elm Stenciled Curtains Knock-off

Stenciled walls, ceilings, furniture and such are definitely "In" right now. Twenty Something is going to start a new trend with her stenciled curtains. These are a West Elm knock-off.


Twenty Something is also the Knock-off Champion at 733. If you missed, the knock-off link up, you can check it out here for a ton of inspiration!!!!

Ikea Mirror Knock-off

Sara's Closet shows you how to make a super easy and really cute Ikea knock-off! Looks great on a wall!


JCrew Spring Dress Knock-off AND A Link to 20 Knock-offs

Tea Rose Home has created another beautiful and feminine masterpiece. She knocked-off a JCrew dress normally priced at $750.00 for $13. The dress looks so comfy and beautiful! Love it!




If you are looking for some more gorgeous knock-offs, you must visit KoJo Designs to see 20 awesome knock-offs. They hosted a knock-off month full of tutorials. Check out all the links and tutorials at KoJo Designs.





3 Great Knock-offs!

Don't bother paying the $46 for a darling J. Crew knock-off dress for your little one. Make it yourself with a shirt from your closet with the help from Naptime Crafters.



The Ivy Cottage knocked-off a Z Gallerie display. What a statement it makes on wall! See the Z Gallerie mirror artwork.



This anthro tank knock-off is super cute! Love the bow and the cascading front. Learn how to make it at Southern Fairy Design.


All these great ideas were linked up to the Whatever Goes Wednesday Party!

Silhouette Winner AND Knock-off Contest!

Silhouette Electronic Cutting Tool

The winner of the Silhouette Electronic Cutter is:
(via Random.org)

#557 - K. Anne said... I follow the Silhouette blog.
Congrads and contact me in the next 48 hours or I will choose a new winner.



If you didn't win, you can still purchase the Silhouette deal through April 26th.


A Silhouette SD
The Rhinestone starter kit
3 additional packs of rhinestones
And 1 Pick Me Up tool

This Rhinestone Bundle includes:

The Silhouette SD
2 sheets of rhinestone template material
2 sheets of rhinestone transfer tape
2 rhinestone backing boards
1 rhinestone placement brush
1 CD of rhinestone images
1 pack of clear 10ss rhinestones
1 pack of clear 16ss rhinestones
1 pack of clear 20ss rhinestones
1 pack of pink 10ss rhinestones
and
1 Pick-Me-Up tool

SWEET!

All this for only $229. This is an incredible deal worth $125 in savings!

If you already own a Silhouette, you can get all rhinestone products and sets for 25% off the normal price. Steal of a Deal!

Just enter the promo code "SOMEDAY" when you go to make your purchase!



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Seven Thirty Three is currently holding another awesome Knock-It Off contest!!!

If you've made a knock-off recently or in the far past, enter it in this knock-off contest. The prizes are fabulous and the recognition is rewarding! You only have a few days left to enter.

If you are looking for some lovely knock-off inspiration, head over to Seven Thirty Three and check out the already linked up projects! Yahoo!

This PB knock-off framed gate is one of the entries. Made It On Monday created this beauty for only $10-$15 (depending on what you have on hand). Super cute!

Dresser to Desk Transformation AND Ballard Mirrors Knock-off


Thrifty and Chic has to be one of the most under-rated blogs! Everything she comes up with is AMAZING!!!! I could feature every post! (If you're not following her blog, you are missing out big time.)



This desk is one of her lastest most fabulous ideas. She turning a boring dresser into an fantastic, beautiful, functional desk. I want one like it!!!






Another recent project Thrifty and Chic completed was knock-off some Ballard Design mirrors! This idea is another ridiculously cool idea that is completely doable for anyone!!! What would have cost $600 at Ballard only cost $15 and a couple hours to make. I would love to complete this project!



See the Ballard Design knock-off mirrors.




(See! I told you Thrifty and Chic was amazing. Go on over and follow her so you see ALL her inspiring ideas.)

West Elm Headboard Knock-off

If you like this West Elm headboard, then you are going to thank Decor and the Dog. She shares how to make this beauty with all the measurements and tricks. She actually makes it look somewhat easy.


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Photobucket This post sponsored by Cash For Maternity.

Anthro Inspired Blooms

Homemade Ginger created these cool flowers that she saw in an Anthro store! I'm diggin' how they were created! (Can you guess what they are made out of?) I seriously need to make some of these with my kids! They would love doing it!


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Pottery Barn Owl Bookends

With the help of two different blogs, you can knock-off these adorable Pottery Barn Owl bookends! The above owls look very similar to the ones in their magazine. You can find these ones at The Little Apple Seed.
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These cute owls were made by 2 & Thru. There is a great tutorial on how to make them and she will even send you the pattern to make them! SCORE!!!


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Anthro Squeezebox Top Knock-off

Welcome to the Good Life has an amazing tutorial of a fabulous Anthro knock-off shirt! Isn't this baby gorgeous? The shirt is called the squeezebox shirt and it is so pretty at which to look.
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4 Reader's Submissions

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I get a lot of submission for awesome projects. I love it and I hate it. I love it because there is no way I can view all the amazing blogs, ideas and projects out there. I hate it because I can't possibly feature them all and I feel badly about that.
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Here are a few of the submissions I've received lately.
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Turn those plastic Easter eggs into beautiful speckled eggs for your spring decor. See how The V-Spot made these faux robin's eggs.

It's not too late to make a Lucky in Love shirt for you or a little one using this idea from My Own Road. Or you can save this idea for next year!


Born Again Crafter created this awesome wreath using old book pages. It only cost her $.45 to make! What a steal. See the book page wreath.


HoneyBear Lane turned an inexpensive store-bought clock into a Crate and Barrel knock-off clock. Love the colors and the big numbers.




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Tree Bookshelf

Girl In Air made the most creative and fun way to store books and add detail to a room. She made this tree bookcase for a wall. What a fun idea!
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Guest Blogger - The Little Apple Seed - Anthro Bow Bag Pattern



Hi, I'm Leslie from The Little Apple Seed and I'm so happy to be over here guest posting today!! Thank you Michelle for having me :) I love to craft, create and come up with new ideas. I also like to find items from the stores we all love and try to recreate it in my own way and in the meantime save a ton of money!!



Some of my favorite projects are a baby blanket I made for my daughter that has a little pouch inside that keeps her dolls from slipping out.





I recently painted my kitchen cabinets. I love the way they turned out and I did it without spending much at all!




I also updated a lamp that reminded me of something that pottery barn has. It went from a ugly 80's green to a modern black pottery barn lamp wanna be.






Today I am going to share with you a tutorial for an Anthropologie knock-off bag. I fell in love with it when I first saw it, then my eyes popped out when I saw the price tag! $498.00 for a purse, it is darling but certainly not worth that much! I knew I could make my own adorable version and spend way, way less!





I created a pattern for the main shape of the bag which I have for you to download and print at the bottom of this post. This is a really easy pattern without too many steps.

I have never done piping before, so I created a sort of faux piping for this bag. It's just a small strip of fabric sewed in the seam.



Here is a cut list for all the pieces you are going to need.





Once everything is cut out, pin the top band to the top of the bag piece. Since the bag is wider than the band this is where you create the pleats. I pinned them so they looked even.




Now that you have it pinned where you want, stitch across the top of the bag.




For the "piping" take the strip of fabric and fold it in half and press.



With the right sides together, pin the piping around the bag. Make sure the "piping" is pinned toward the inside of the bag.





Stitch all around the side seams and around the bottom of the bag.




For the handles press the fabric in on both sides and then fold in half and press. Stitch up both sides. (If you would like a firmer strap you could add interfacing to them.)










On outside of bag, pin handles and stitch.



For the lining...


Sew the lining band to the lower bag lining.







**Now is the time to add a pocket, if you like. You can customize it to any size you like**


With right sides together, stitch around the lining sides and bottom leaving an opening for turning out.



Pin lining to bag with right sides together, stitch across the top.







Flip and sew lining closed.


For the bow, sew around with right sides together leaving a opening for turning out. Turn out and stitch opening closed.


Do the same for the bow's "knot".




Secure bow to bag by hand stitching it in place.

That's it!







I also made one in a red fabric with a mini one for my daughter :)







I hope you like it! If you have any questions, please feel free to ask!



Come on over and visit me at The Little Apple Seed for more ideas and crafts!!


Thank you again Michelle for having me here! This has been a lot of fun!

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Wow! Thanks,Leslie! That is a great way to save $475!!!! Love the bag, but who would pay that much money for it?!?!? Thanks The Little Apple Seed for a great tutorial, pattern and instructions! I will be back to visit your awesome blog! I hope all you other viewers will visit The Little Apple Seed also.





Linking to BNOTPMet Monday, Skip To My Lou - Made by You Monday ,

Sumo'sMarket Yourself Monday,

Creative Itch - Sew Cute Tuesday. Tip Junkie - Tip Me Tuesday, Hope Studios - Tutorial Tuesday. All Thingz Related - Anything Related Tuesday ,

WATF - Works for Me Wednesday, Blue Cricket - Show and Tell, Creations by Kara - Look What I Made , 733-A Creative Blog - Sugar and Spice Somewhat Simple-Strut Your Stuff, Shabby Chic Cottage - Transformation Thursday, Fireflies & Jellybeans - Show Off Your Stuff, Beyond The Picket Fences - 100 ideas under $100 dollars, , Finding Fabulous, Romantic Home -Show and Tell Friday, Remodelaholics Anonymous, , Just A Girl , Frugal Friday - The Shabby Nest



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Ballard Knock-off Shelves!

Three Mango Seeds liked some shelves she saw in Ballard Design so much, she made her own for her office/sewing room. Besides being completely functional, they are totally cute! Check out the dimensions of wood and how made them.
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Ballard Design Vintage Silverware Molds Knock-off!!!

Vintage Skye created an amazing Ballard knock-off! She made these vintage silverware molds for her kitchen. The textures and look are fabulous! You've got to see more pictures of it and see how it was made.
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Silverware Silhouettes (PB Knock-offs)

California Callahans knocked-off a Pottery Barn silverware silhouettes. Looks pretty good and is quite simple with the right equipment!
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