Ever heard of this? Thredup.com

Hey everyone!  I don't know about you, but I love thrifting.  There's just something about going into a resale shop and finding a deal, or maybe something really unique you wouldn't have otherwise found.  Plus thrifting is good for the environment and your budget.

Have you ever heard of thredup?  It's a thrift store, online!  Only clothes, but its really good quality and in good condition.  I use them so much.  You may have never heard of thredup.  If you use my code, we both get $10.  I've been using thredup for years, they have purses and kids clothes.  They even sell jewelry and shoes.  Also maternity clothes.  It's a great place to shop.

You can also donate your clothes or even sell them through thredup.  If you guys want to use my code, here it is.

http://www.thredup.com/r/MKSK0I

Happy thrifting!

Upcycled Tank Top Cape

I saw some cute kids capes on the internet and I thought I'd try it out myself.  My challenge was no money and no time to sew.  Here's what I came up with.  

I have been going through my clothes and getting stuff ready for goodwill, so I already had some shirts on hand.    They are all t-shirt material.  I cut them up the middle front if there was no design, but if I wanted to utilize a design, I just flipped the shirt and cut up the middle on the back.  It's very versatile.  I made sure to stop cutting before I got to the collar.  Then I cut in a diagonal line from the bottom up to the underarm.  Then I repeated this on the other side.  Finally, I tied the ends.

I plan on putting letters on the capes for each kid.  If you use a long sleeve shirt, you can easily add leg guards or arm guards for the costume.  Also if the shirt is a button up, you can utilize that.  I also used some short sleeve stretch t-shirt sleeves for masks.  I just cut out eye holes.  No need to sew, but if you want it'll look more finished.  This is easy to make, personalize, customize, and embellish.  Best thing, it costs nothing but a little time.