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!

Newspaper Purse

I made this newspaper purse a little while back, and I thought I would share it with the world. It is pretty simple to make.

Step one: Find a newspaper you can cut up. Either cut it into strips like the one shown or just use the whole page. I like the comics section but sometimes the other sections have cool pictures and just the words make a nice pattern, too.

Step two: Decide on your pattern, and what your going to use for the handle. This purse's handle is made from recycled shopping bags that were made into yarn then crocheted. Also decide if it's going to have a closure, or flap.

Step three: Weave strips if using this method.

Step four: Cover the inside both sides of the paper with clear packing tape.

Step five: Tape bag together. For the sides you can use two strips of leftover newspaper that you cover with tape and then tape it to the sides (inside and out) and tape it to the bottom of the bag. This will create a curved inside of the bag.

Step six: Add your flap or strap, sew your button, and add your handles.

Have fun, and I hope you enjoy your new purse!