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And just another one sharing our matching outfits. I had fabric enough to make three items, so one skirt for me ( here ) and two dresses. 1. Girl dress. It’s another easy and free pattern from http://www.ohmotherminediy.com this one 2. Baby onesie that one easy, cute and comfy ! And that’s how we matchContinue reading “Sister’s love”

I finally sew something for me! Not upcycled this time, I just used a fabric that I bought longtime ago, so I thought a skirt would be nice! As usual I’ve found the pattern at http://www.ohmotherminediy.com I loved the ruffled and asymmetrical style. You can download the free pattern hereMy t-shirt is thrifted @vintedSo it’sContinue reading “Dots!”

Happy solstice! Summer is here, the sun said hi and we could wear our favourite summer dresses last weekend. I upcycled this one from a woman dress (that I already used for a bonnet, this one ) and made a girl dress like the one that I made for my baby’s first birthday ( thisContinue reading “Summer dresses”

From a tunique to a girl skirt and a baby dress, that’s the new refashioned project that I have prepared and going to share today! It’s another easy one because I just cut the bottom and made the girl skirt. Then made the baby dress with the top of the tunique. For the baby dressContinue reading “Upcycled”

Jewellery can be ethical and sustainable too! Check the brands, choose fair-trade. Avoid fast fashion brands, you can find amazing handmade items AND you can also buy second hand. I’ve just discovered @primesautier.france a new brand of ethical and ecofriendly jewellery that uses only 100% handmade natural and renewable materials. The bark of the corkContinue reading “Accessories”

Happy mother’s day 🖤 today we are celebrating motherhood here in France, but it’s a better-sweet feeling thinking about all the pain that a lot of mothers are suffering, dealing with loss, violence and hate.Things must change and we can be that change. #thriftedoutfits from @vinted @camaieu I bought those t-shirts second hand, they wereContinue reading “Mother’s day”

Reusable nappies are ecofriendly, chemical or dye free, and cheaper in the long run. Even so, we still use some disposable ones, at night for exemple (but we want to change that!) 🔸Also, did you know that it’s thought that toddlers using disposable nappies are harder to potty train as they can’t feel the wetness? 🔸We useContinue reading “Reusable nappies”