Need a quick and flirty costume in a jiff? Our Cocktail inspired “Blue Hawaiian” or “Bloody Mary” costume is just the answer! Perfect for an evening of fright and frivolity.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, and we want to support the cause! Take your Race for the Cure Tees and create a spiff new pair of shorts for the next event. Think Pink with Allyce!

Turn a vintage apron into a quick café style valence. Maggie shows how to restyle it, and add some embroidery touches to give it new life.

Here’s the print-ready instructions for how to make the Vintage Valence, just like the one on the DIYStyle vodcast!

Interview with St. Louis fashion designer, Laura Kathleen

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Leather is not that hard to sew, and Allyce show’s you a couple of tricks to make it smooth stitching!

Exposed zips are in this season, showing up on everything from separates to purses. Allyce shows a fool proof method to “make it work”.

Soon it will be the season to pull that trench coat out of the closet. Watch as Allyce designs a quick update to a dull coat, with this Fall’s favorite fabric: Plaid.

Here’s the print-ready instructions for how to make the NY Trench: In the Details, just like the one on the DIYStyle vodcast!

Allyce is a guest on Great Day St. Louis, talking about how to make your own lingerie and the DIYStyle Party.

Follow these tips to add a trendy machine embroidered monogram to your projects.

Make a great bag featuring an exposed zip and VELCRO Brand hook and loop fasteners. This popular “bowling bag’ style is roomy for all your stash. Maggie shows you her own great design for this fun carryall. (Part Two)

Here’s the print-ready instructions for how to make the Bowled Over Bag, just like the one on the DIYStyle vodcast!

Make a great bag featuring an exposed zip and VELCRO Brand hook and loop fasteners. This popular “bowling bag’ style is roomy for all your stash. Maggie shows you her own great design for this fun carryall.

Michael Drummond is an urban knitwear designer and the latest winner of Project Design. Check out the back story of The Exquisite Corpse, Michael’s label and unique company.