Autumn skirt upcycling – part two
Remember this neutral, fun and funky skirt upcycle from two weeks ago? Here’s round two! I started with an acrylic skirt with a woven texture. The background color is either black, […]
Author: Megan Colby
The Crafty Bridesmaid – Bachelorette Party Edition
I’m a bridesmaid for one of my good friends this coming November. And while it’s been fun hanging with the girls, this whole planning, scheduling, and bridesmaid job is exhausting! Luckily, […]
Autumn skirt upcycling – part one
Fall is such a lovely time of year in most of the country. For us in Florida, we don’t get the Autumn feeling until the end of October and sometimes […]
Introducing the bohoECO Rasta Collection
Last week I showed you all my Rasta colored t-shirts and what I made from several of them. I used just a little bit of the t-shirt yarn on my […]
I found Bob again!
On my latest trip to the thrift store, I was in search of rasta colors for a few special projects. I had absolutely no problem there! What I wasn’t expecting […]
Tshirt sleeve projects – part two
Remember all these tshirt sleeves? Here was my first sleeve project: And for my second project, something a bit smaller… In pieces: The triple layer is for the outside, and […]
Tshirt sleeve projects – part one
As I mentioned in this post, my mom sent me some bits and pieces of leftover tshirts from a quilt she made. I pulled out all the tshirt sleeves she […]
Back to school, with the Florida Gators
I’ve mentioned before that I’m not much of a sports fan. Especially college sports. However, when potential customers ARE into sports…well…I make sports related things! It’s pretty easy to find […]
DIY camera strap cover, and bonus lens cap holder!
I love my Canon DSLR. It’s versatile, easy to use, shoots HD video, and is super lightweight. But I hate the strap that came with it. It’s too skinny for […]
Love your life
Stay positive and love your life. – 311 Any time I’m shopping, whether at thrift stores or otherwise, I’m always on the lookout for items with “311 references.” That is, […]