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Sew some ruffled curtains. For under $20, you can make your own using basic cotton sheets. Paint your own monagram mugs. Admittedly, this tutorial requires lots of supplies, but would work great if you want to transform a bunch of old, plain mugs into gifts. Sew a duvet cover. The “Cirrus” duvet makes it seem like you’re sleeping on a cloud, but it certainly doesn’t come with a heavenly price tag. This tutorial shows you how to transform a few basic flat sheets into a similar looking cover. Sew a quilted bedspread. The original Rosette quilt is made of comfy cotton jersey. Make a similar blanket from some basic jersey sheets. You can even add pillows to match. Turn old jars into chalkboard spice jars. Create a pendant light fixture. This version, made from a metal storage bin, will cost you way less. Sew a ruffled shower curtain. Make an equally delightful shower curtain for much less, following these directions.

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Embellish bobbipins with cloth flowers You can easily make the rosettes for these hairpins out of scrap fabric and buttons. Sew a ruffled apron. Make a tassel and rope necklace. Craft a thread-wrapped word necklace. Create a hybrid scarf-necklace. The original necklace is made from a variety of silk scarves, so you can easily make a similar version using thrifted ones. Make a woven ribbon statement necklace. If you don’t have $278 to drop on a statement necklace, you can make your own by weaving some grosgrain ribbon. It’s like the adult version of an old-school plastic gimp keychain. Craft a pair of beaded chandelier earrings. You can make a nearly identically pair with just a few cheap supplies from the jewelry making section of a craft store. Make you own tagged journal. Craft a set of pom-pom thumbtacks. This is a great way to use up small remnants of yarn. Bonus: you can make matching pom-pom magnets. Wrap a gift in pom-pom covered gift wrap.