Photoshop

And, now...For a fun post...

I have been trying out some new Photoshop techniques. There is one particular effect that I especially like. You set the paintbrush to a color after making a new layer and make the brushes opacity very low (say 15%). Then, you "draw" on the layer. It creates this misty-magical feeling to the photo that you will see on a few photos her. The point of the shoot was to get some photos of the outfit I had on that day because I liked it so much, but the photos turned into more of an experimental Photoshop session during one 4 hour long car ride. The product is here... The regular photos are first and the Photoshop photos are after

Jacket: vintage
Shirt: TJ max
shorts: J Crew
Shoes: Ugg Australia
Bracelet: The Easter bunny :)

the shoes

The first of the Photoshop brush effect (I think the result is quite remarkable)

eraser testing

color value/random

 best for last

Sewing

These are three of my designs that I have sewn for my portfolio. 

1 The red dress is a velvet material with a coat on top. The coat has two pockets, buttons, and a back detailing (knit pieces)

2 The shirt is a baby doll top and the pants are loose in a flower print.

3 The shirt is seersucker with panels on the side of a different fabric. the skirt is leather and was quite a challenge to sew.

             

A QUICK WAY TO SPRUCE UP AN OLD TEE

This DIY came about when I found an abundance of felt in out sewing drawers...MWAHAHAH

You could cut out the felt in many different shapes, put it over stains, put it on the back/ side of the shirt,,etc
this is so simple so you can be very creative with it
anyways, here it is:

 

And, for the song of the day, click here!