{Tank: Old Navy, Jeans: Paper denim, Sandals: Nine West, Neon Studs: Loren Hope, Bracelet: Loren Hope}
This is a fun way to revive your old cardigans, or add a little flave to your favorite:)
I saw this image on pinterest via Sincerely Jules, and since I couldn't find the cardigan source, I decided to just re-vamped my own. Read on for full instructions!
Materials:
1/2 yard fabric (ribbon can also be used!)
Liquid Stitch
Scissors
Cardi of choice
Instructions:
1) Measure out your fabric of choice in the lengths of your cardigan edges.
2) Cut strips along the edge of your fabric approximately 1/4-1/2 in. wide.
3) Using liquid stitch, slowly attach your strips along the edges of your cardigan and let dry.
I am keeping these DIY's simple for you folks! They are the only ones I have time for;)
I hope you enjoy!

















What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteLove this!
xoxo
~Natasha Fatah~
~Natasha Fatah~
How do you think of these! What a great idea - I could def. try this one!
ReplyDeletelove it, love it, LOVE it.
ReplyDeletereally great DIY.
cheers.
So creative and stylish;-)
ReplyDeleteThat is like the perfect pop of neon! Thanks for another fab DIY Anna!
ReplyDeleteRowena @ rolala loves
Adorable!! That is just so stinkin' cute!!
ReplyDeleteSo simple but what a fun change! And easily done with kiddos running around! :)
ReplyDeleteI love this idea!! I have quite a few cardi's that are classic but kind of...boring. This would be the perfect way to add in some flavor!
ReplyDeleteLove this! Lord knows I love a cardigan. Also, I must openly confess that I coveted your sandals in the top pick.
ReplyDeletevery cute!
ReplyDeleteCute! Love the cardigan "after" a lot. I think the raw edge of the fabric will look fun too.
ReplyDeleteErin @ www.ThanksIMadeItBlog.com
Too cute!
ReplyDeleteI have that same cardigan...it looks so great after the update, I think I'll need to doctor up my own!! Thanks for the awesome idea!
ReplyDeleteYou are too much, Anna! What a great and easy DIY! Love it! I keep wanting to try out all these ones you're posting....I guess I'm just going to have to set aside some Saturday to do them!
ReplyDelete-Kristen
You are soo talented! Seriously, love this look! Great idea.
ReplyDeleteAnna, this turned out so well! I love.
ReplyDeleteSimple = fab! Love this!
ReplyDeletei love what you've done here - creative, simple, easy! :)
ReplyDelete-kw, ladiesinnavy
You had me at "liquid stitch." Amazing.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this Anna! What a fun way to incorporate some neon into your wardrobe. I'm going to try to find a cardigan I can do this with!
ReplyDeleteYou're so crafty Anna! Love it :)
ReplyDeleteYou are the cuteness.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I just brought a cardigan like this at the gap
ReplyDeleteOh Anna this came out beautifully. Love that pop of neon.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this! What a great idea. xoxo
ReplyDeleteThis is brilliant!!!
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great post !
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Love it. So doing it :)
ReplyDeletegosh. your so creative its INSANE! i love this! like REALLY LOVE. how cool!
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Love!!
ReplyDeleteCouldn't help lending a little sewing opinion :)
ReplyDeleteIf you cut the fabric on the bias, it won't fray as much (some fabrics fray a lot cut on a straight line), plus it's easier to fit around curves for a smooth line.
If you don't want to do that, add fray check to the ends so it doesn't fray!
as always anna i'm amazed by your creativity. love this idea!
ReplyDeleteLove! So fun and unexpected!
ReplyDeleteThat is DARLING! What a great little project.
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea! looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteAnna I love it! What a great DIY. The pop of color is unexpected and perfect. Neon should be "subtle"!
ReplyDeleteSo cool! What a fun and simple way to spruce up an old cardi. Will def give this a try. :D
ReplyDeletexx Love & Aloha
http://elisharon.blogspot.com
eeek!! this is soo stinking cute anna! love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat?! No sewing? I could totally do this!! I am going to give it a try! xo
ReplyDelete1. You look adorable!
ReplyDelete2. This is a brilliant way to revive a cardigan. Or maybe trim on a boring tee? I'm always inspired by your blog!
I am definitely doing this!!
ReplyDeleteYou look fantastic!
Super cute DIY! Love the color you chose!
ReplyDeletexx
Giovanna
www.oliveandanarrow.com
super cute!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great cardi!! I wish that I was as clever as you!! I think my untalented self could even make this one!! Hope your weekend is great!! xoxo
ReplyDeletejust love it! thnks
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