When I think about holiday dressing, I always think glamour, glitter, sequins and 'jewels', so when I spotted a bedazzled collared tee at loft for over $50 I realized I clearly need to give a little 'love' to a sweater..

And who knew in a few steps, I'd have a Jeweled Collar of my own...for way less.

Here's What You Need

 Next place 'beads' where you'd like them to go, play around with placements a few times to see what you like the best. 

 After your beads are where you'd like them, take one bead at a time and dab a tiny bit of hot glue on the back of each bead, trying not to get any on the thread holes.

 There have been a few scarf styles I've been lusting after for quite awhile, and since this one has been spotted in a few of my polyvore sets here on TFD,  it was only appropriate to pick this as one of the three Happy Scarfs I'm featuring these next couple weeks. What do you think? Is it love?

Want one of your own? Get it for under $20...

 scarf c/o happyscarf.com, shorts american eagle, top old navy, cardigan loft, boots gift from Ying @ mydressyways.com, tights target, bag vintage, bracelet mimi's the look for less, ring jewelmint

And we have a winner...

One of my favorite leg wear options during the 'cooler' months is patterned tights, they're the perfect amount of subtle (or sometimes not so subtle) flair. So of course when Sculptz, whom you may remember from last year (and here, and here), sent over a pair of brown leopard print tights (3/$30), I knew I was going to be one happy camper...

What's more fun that a Free Pair of Underwear? Ok, a lot of things in reality. However, why not sport your new found freebies while watching the Victoria Secret Fashion Show (well the rerun...since it's the day after)? 

Fun and Sexy :D.

Spending hours on Pinterest is rarely a lost cause, especially since it's a beacon of inspiration. And with that being said, I want to thank Pinterest for my latest find, making eye shadow nail polish.

As crazy as it sounded I was determined to try it out just to make sure it was actually 'legit', turns out it is, and it is just as fabulous as it sounds. Say goodbye to tossing those 'broken' eye shadows, and hello to more nail color options....

Here's What You Need

 Clear Nail Polish

Loose Eye Shadow

&

A Little Bowl/Palette 

With a makeup brush, add the desired amount of eye shadow to the bowl (I used 1/8 tsp. and got one coat, mix one coat at a time, it dries quickly.) Next, add a few drops of clear nail polish and mix together.

Apply to nails, and let dry, it takes a little longer to dry on your nails so add an accelerator if you're in a hurry. I found that it goes on completely smooth, but can get 'tacky' if nicked before drying.

3. Voila! It's the perfect way to get those hard to find pigments, and it's a great way to recycle and reuse. Hellooooo Saving Money!

One of my favorite ladies has once more offered to bring some Moxie Jane to one lucky TFD reader, This time you have choices...How Lucky!

You Can Win This...

This is one 6pm.com sale you don't want to miss, especially with Steve Madden and Stuart Weitzman up to 80%. With deal like Mia Shoes Under $30, 24 Items for $24 for 24 Hours...PLUS FREE SHIPPING is involved. Check it out...and tell me what you snagged! 

 I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving and are hopefully still relaxing while helping your self every now and then to a uhm, second, third and fourth...

 shirt and jeans old navy, necklace vintage and fancy french cologne, bag c/o baciami

Nothing gets me more excited about the holidays than festive pieces perfect for the holidays, whether it's a red polka dot dress, or a pair of shoes in my 'favorite' print, it's bound to put a smile on my face. 

How about you?

Happy Thanksgiving! 

I'm thankful for each and every one of you, with out you, TFD wouldn't be what it is today.

Thank you.

Open back sweaters are all over the place this season, from cardigans to chunky knits, there's a style out there for you, all for the purpose of showing off your fabulous back. So why spend "X" amount of dollars on a new open back sweater when you can easily make one in under 10 minutes from something already collecting dust in your closet.

Here's what you need...

 A Sweater

A Ruler

Scissors

& 

A needle and some thread to 'finish the seams' if need be (or fabric glue or sewing machine).

With the rule measure out from each side where you'd like you 'opening' to begin, I chose 4''. Mark with pen, and repeat on other side.

 Next, connect your marks and make a straight line on the top. Then measure from the corners where you'd like your 'opening' to end, and mark. 

Like so...

 Let the cutting begin, start in one corner and cut around your markings...

Sorry for the delay in posting our lucky Material Addict Winner!

And the Winner Is...

*Elise, please email me so I can send you along to pick your item!

 Words can't thoroughly explain how much I love this skirt . Between the colors and the 'flow', it just brings joy to my outfit, and even day when I choose to wear it. Now, if it's windy be weary because I apparently gave patrons of Target an eyeful, more than once while waiting with my mother in law for my husband and father in law to come get us. Thank god I wore underwear...heh.

In honor of my mortification, let's swap fashion faux pas stories ;)