There is an understated elegance to this beautiful tiered skirt created by Made It On Monday. The soft color and shimmery material add to the beauty of the cascading lines!
I also like the look of this tiered shirt by The Gunny Sack. It is made from two identical shirts. The lines draping across the body add a unique look. 
I've seen this beautiful ruffle and button Anthro knock-off shirt going around blogland. EVERYONE is loving it and making it for themselves. I thought I should show it off one more time so if you can make it too (if you haven't already)! Busily Spinning Momma has a very detailed tutorial for this long sleeve shirt turned Anthro short sleeve and ruffly!
I've seen a lot of really cute cardigans when I notice women's fashion. A cardigan is a great addition to an outfit! I'm loving this easy tutorial for a draped cardigan made with jersey knit from Sweet Lemonayde (guest posting at Live. Love. Craft.) It looks adorable with a belt on the outside of the cardigan too. You must see it.
There is more than one reason why Tidbits at the Tremaynes is one of my favorite blogs. She is hilarious and is constantly cranking out projects like this window bed! How is that for AMAZING!!!!!
Combined two shirts into one to make this cutie at Inspiration and Realisation.
There are so many amazing variations of sunburst mirrors. I'm loving this wood one from Thrifty and Chic.
What do you get when you combine a circle skirt and a maxi skirt together? A circle maxi skirt like this one from Show Tell Share.
Who wants a sliding barn door inside their house? ME!!!! See this beauty over at Breakfast for Dinner. Gorgeous!
Made It On Monday has so many great ideas. I'm loving her simple maxi dress. It looks so comfortable! She has two different style maxi dresses to choose to make.
icandy handmade has some incredible tutorials!!!! You need to go over and spend a couple hours looking through their site! I'm loving this refashioned shirt that looks like it ties in a bow in the front!!!! GORGEOUS! It's made from two t-shirts!
Monkey See, Monkey Do! shows us how to make a comfortable, inexpensive, quick and fun skirt from two t-shirts! That looks like it could be a lounge around or wear it to church type skirt! Lovely. 
Knock-off a Victoria's Secret shirt with the help of The Sewing Dork. This looks like such an easy knock-off and it's so cute! And you thought I was going to link to a Victoria's Secret lingerie tutorial. NOPE!
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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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.
