You've gotta love one step DIY projects that cost a dollar or two. And Studs and Pearls has a easy, cute one-stepper for you. She turned a pretty scarf into a vest with just two simple cuts! The good news it can still be used as a scarf after you make the cuts.
You got to check out this chevron swing top at Brassy Apple. It's smokin' hot! The chevron pattern is subtle and beautiful and the style of the top is so versatile. This an awesome shirt for summer!
This simple, but elegant skirt made by Smashed Peas and Carrots looks so comfortable and easy to make. The waistband looks like heaven. (I even think a pregnant lady like myself could wear it!)
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See the t-shirt to shrug tutorial.
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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.
Visit Sweet Pea and Jo Jo to see this Down East Basic knock-off shirt (you can see the original here)! The texture is awesome and really so interesting at which to look. 
If you aren't following Crafting With The Stars, this round I have been paired up with Jill from Made It On Monday! She is incredibly talented! I'm very impressed with the projects on her blog!!!
Slubby Ruffle Top
Check out this tutorial over at Keeping It Simple for a way to cover your cleavage or just make a low shirt more comfortable for wearing without adding an extra layer of clothing. It is just a piece of material that hooks to your bra strap. I'm not one that likes my shirts to go too low and sometimes I don't want a whole layer. 
If you are a person that likes to wear skirts or have daughters that insists on skirts, you will want to check out this easy no-hem skirt tutorial. I love the contrasting fabric at the bottom! Hickety Pickety Handmade shares this very detailed and easy to follow tutorial.
Advertures in Dressmaking sent me this cool ruffled peplum skirt tutorial. What I like most about it how you can wear it in so many ways. Totally cute!
