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Hi my loves!I thought it was time to share another little DIY with you. This time it's the turn of 'how to turn a t-shirt into a tank top'. 
1. Make sure to lie your shirt on a flat surface. Line up the seams and cut off the sleeves.2. To make sure that you don't cut the front too long, put your shirt on and use a pin to mark how low you want it to be. You can also pin how wide you want the straps to be at this point.3. After taking the shirt off again, cut in a curve from the top of the shoulder, past the strap tip and down to the lowest pin.4. To make sure the front of your shirt is symmetrical, once you get to the lowest pin, fold over the material and follow that line for the other side. 5. For the back, you only want to cut below the seam of the original seam. If you cut too much lower, you could risk having a very loose, off the shoulder tank top.6. From this point on, your options are endless. I used some Dylon fabric paint and a handmade cat logo to personalise mine, but you can do absolutely what ever you like to it. I actually it would be great to fringe the bottom for the last step. Just a little bit of festival chic for cheap. 
If you do this tutorial, make sure to link me to a picture below! I would love to see what you guys come up with!! 

W7 The Cheek Of It Blush - Perfect Pink blush | bright | cheap | colour | girly | perfect pink | pigmented | pink | review | the cheek of it | think pink | w7 | when flowers fall | whenflowersfall

Hello Lovelies!!

If you read my last review on the "the cheek of it" blushes, you'll already know I am on the hunt for the three other shades in the collection. 

I came across the shade 'Perfect Pink' in my local factory outlet shop, they suddenly have a complete section with cheaper brands and discontinued lines from other drug store brands. 

In pan the colour is incredibly bright and I even had to question myself on whether I would actually use this blush, but seeing as I really wanted to try the other shades in the collection (and it was only £2) I bought it anyway.

Just as I thought it would be, the colour is very pigmented and very bright. I think it would look amazing sheered out with very simple eyes and lips. I think I'll definitely be using this more in the summer, so it won't get lost in the back of my collection for long.