DIY projects for frill lovers
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When it comes to fashion, sometimes there is a certain style characteristic that speaks to you. In fact, sometimes you like that texture, color, or material so much that you want to include it in other areas of your life besides clothing. For example, many people who like to wear lace also like lace home decor. What is our current obsession with stylistic traits? Frills!
Check out these 15 awesome DIY projects we think our ruffle lovers will love!
1. Layered ruffle skirt
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Make it, Love it will guide you through the process of creating a ruffled skirt that will give you more than just a hint of ruffle; almost every ruffle in the sun! We love the way the ruffled fabric strips are layered all the way down.
2. Ruffled denim skirt
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Sometimes the best way to show off your new favorite style obsession is to add it to an outfit you already own. We recommend picking the clothes you used to love and wear all the time, but you’re wearing less. For example, My Blessed Life gave this cute denim skirt new life by adding ruffles of cute patterned fabric to the hem!
3. Ruffled Shirt Makeover
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Do you like the idea of changing and existing clothes, but you have more shirts than skirts to work with? It’s ok! We love this tutorial from Ruffles and Stuff because it shows you how to add a big button ruffle to the center of just about any regular shirt you can get your hands on. It’s an immediate style upgrade!
4. Ruffle Bust T-Shirt
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Maybe you really like the idea of a crumpled shirt, but you don’t like the button all the way down like the old idea feature? The beauty of DIY projects is that there are almost always alternatives. This DIY ruffled shirt will give you almost the same effect as the other, but without the buttons. See how it’s done on All Things Heart and Home.
5. Pretty ruffled lampshade
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Do you love ruffles so much that you want to go beyond just wearing it? Include it in your home decor! We absolutely fell in love with this ruffled lampshade idea from Winder and Main. We also love that it’s easier to make than it looks!
6. Ruffle and Yarn Wreath
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Maybe you love ruffles and want to include them in your decor scheme, but you want it to be a little more subtle than the whole ruffle light? This door wreath from Six Sisters Stuff is your perfect little frill detail. For the rest of the wreath, choose colorful yarns that complement your decorating scheme and the material you choose for your ruffles!
7. Delicate ruffled pillowcase
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Layered ruffles are lovely, but some people prefer the look of the ruffles to stay flat and cleanly lined, rather than overlapping and stacking on top of each other. This cute pillow makeover tutorial by Midwestern Girl DIY shows you how to make a great-looking throw pillow that has nice pleats but still lines up neatly and evenly.
8. Ruffled Baby Leggings
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Small frills that are tightly packed together are definitely a cute look for little girls. However, if the little girl you have in mind is still crawling instead of walking, you don’t want them to be too big or her knees might snag on fabrics like ruffled skirts and dresses. Made by Rae recommends moving the ruffles all the way to the back of the baby’s clothing by arranging them neatly over the hips of a pair of cute patterned leggings. You’ll still get cute frills, but they won’t be spoiled.
9. Ruffled Pillow Upgrade
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Do you love the ruffled pillowcases at the front of the list, but you want something with more attitude than those neat, even rows? Try turning your frill rows so they run diagonally! Melissa Esplin shows you how it’s done.
10. Ruffled Toddler Skirt
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Made Everyday will guide you step by step to create a cute ruffled skirt for your little girl. We love that these particular ruffles are so lightly worn and the stylish unfinished ends allow them to be worn in a shabby-chic, much-loved way. It’s a perfect idea for active kids who love to dress up, but could ruin anything they’re wearing by sliding down a tree trunk they just climbed.
11. DIY Ruffled Zip Clutch on Printed Fabric
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Try Aloha’s suggestion to add a little ruffle to your routine by making this cute ruffled zipper bag for yourself! When you reach for makeup, hair supplies, or any other item you choose to store, you can enjoy ruffles every day without letting the girly texture take over your entire clothing or home decor scheme.
12. Ruffled T-Shirt Scarf
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As always, DIY projects that upcycle and repurpose items like clothing are our favorites! If you’ve got a bunch of t-shirts lying around in a pattern or color you like, but you find yourself no longer wearing them, then you’ve got this made by Ruffles and stuff.
13. Ruffled Fabric Tote
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Maybe you want the frills on your clothes to be something you add to the look, not a statement piece in the clothes you’re actually wearing? This way, you can pick it up and put it down according to how you feel. This DIY ruffled tote bag with beautiful large silk flowers is perfect for you! See how it’s done at V and Co.
14. Ruffle Graphic T-Shirt
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Ruffles and Stuff teaches you how to get creative with ruffles in cute kids clothing, especially if you’re a fan of graphic tees. See how they made these little holiday tops by using ruffles to outline a simple picture.
15. Patterned Ruffle Camera Strap
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Crap I’ve Made shows you how to add a little simplicity to your style while you’re working on a photography project or even just exploring with your camera on a family vacation. We love the combination of ruffles, polka dots, and bright colors in this particular design!
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