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Alida from Gigglebug and I Make Stuff recently challenged herself to make a month’s worth of clothes – for just $50. How did she do? She made 30 outfits and spent only $35. Awesome!! She shares a post on her blog cataloging all of her outfits and all of the materials she bought to make them. Go to the post.
[photo from I Make Stuff]
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By Anne Weaver
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