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So I had this sweater sitting in my closet that just felt… too plain. You know when a piece is cute but missing that little edge? Instead of regular buttons, I decided to replace them with metal grommets — and it instantly gave the top more character. This is one of those quick, low-effort DIYs that make your clothes feel custom. You don’t need to be a pro sewer either — just a few tools and a little patience. Below I’ve listed everything I used to create my grommet sweater moment so you can grab them too 💅🏽

NYC is a treasure trove for fashion creatives. Whether you’re sourcing high-end fabric, unique trims, or essential sewing notions, these are my go-to spots in the Garment District and beyond. I personally shop at these stores for my upcycling and design projects—each one has something special for beginners and pros alik

Unlock the full potential of your DJI Osmo Pocket 3 with the accessories I actually use for crisp video, easy vlogging, and elevated control. Whether you’re shooting outdoors, walking shots, or studio content, this setup will make your workflow smoother and more professional. In this post, you’ll find must-have gear like ND filters, audio upgrades, and portability tools—all camera-tested and creator-approved.

If you’re a DIYer, sewer, or content creator, having an organized and functional workspace makes all the difference. My sewing pegboard setup is a total game-changer—keeping your scissors, threads, rulers, and tools in sight but off your table. In this post, I’m sharing exactly what you need to build your own pegboard wall, from the actual board to the containers and hooks I personally recommend. Whether you’re using IKEA Skådis or building a custom setup, these links will get you started. ✨ What you’ll love about this system: • Keeps your sewing area clutter-free • Makes tools easy to grab (especially while filming or multitasking!) • Super customizable for your aesthetic + workflow • Works in small spaces or sewing corners

Getting started with sewing doesn’t mean you need to buy everything at once—but having the right tools makes it easier to stay consistent and enjoy the process. Whether you’re learning how to hem, follow a pattern, or create your first upcycled piece, this is the starter kit I recommend for beginners. These are the actual tools I use in my studio—from my favorite scissors to time-saving fabric clips. Every item on this list has been handpicked to give you a solid foundation without overwhelming you. Links are beginner-budget friendly with options from Michaels, WAWAK, Amazon, and Blick.