I often struggle to find anything worthwhile at the thrift shop. I guess I just don't have the correct creative skills to see a chic denim jumpsuit in a giant oversized dress. The racks of clothing just seem like sifting through the mud for that bit of gold that may or may not actually be there.
Sarah Tyau has the right mindset, though — and as I scroll through her collection of refashioned thrift clothes, I grow more and more jealous of her skills and creativity.
In many of her videos, she shares her latest thrifty finds and has her audience vote on which ones she'll refashion first.
I adore the bright, happy yellow.
This dress was a cute color, but pretty boring. Sarah simply added some lace to make it chic!
She even made a cute headband from the leftover lace.
Extra-extra-large men's shirts turn out to be the perfect canvas for cute children's clothes.
So cute!
By shortening the sleeves and skirt, adjusting the neckline, and replacing the buttons, Sarah brought this sailor dress into the modern day.
It's completely different!
So chic!
She proves that these transformations don't require a lot of time or money.
This time it's a two-piece outfit!
This final pink dress is spectacular, but in her blog post, Sarah describes the trouble she had when trying to achieve the blush pink color.
