My 6 Most Popular Posts In 2014

Next up in my retrospective of the posts and pictures I shared with you this year, I want to highlight some of 2014’s most popular posts in my blog. I will show you the 6 posts I published in 2014 that attracted the most interest of my readers.

So, what are these most popular posts? As you will see, the majority of them are the DIY kind. This is great, because I love DIY and I love writing about it, and you love reading about it! Let’s take a closer look at the winners.

#6: How To Get Rid of Stains With Tie Dye DIY

In this post I shared with you my way to reviving a stained dress with a tie-dye technique. I have a few more stained items and plan to revive them using this technique. And of course I will share my results with you, so stay tuned.

#5: Distressed Denim Cut Off High Waisted Shorts DIY

In this post I showed you how to make distressed shorts out of an old pair of jeans. One of the easiest DIYs ever! No wonder it got so popular. I already have about 3 or 4 distressed DIY shorts like this in my wardrobe, and it seems the next summer I will make more. Because you know, I am obsessed!

#4: My Fall Wardrobe Essentials: Vintage Sweaters (Part 1/3)

This was the first post of a mini series in which I showed how I wear my vintage sweaters. It is the only non-DIY post on the list. Why it got there? I think the reason is the spiritual eye necklace that always attracts the attention.

#3: St-Valentine’s Day Wrap Decoration DIY With Paper Heart Origami

This post was a real hit thanks to all lovers of origami. It presents an easy and impressive yet budget way to decorate a gift for your best half. The St-Valentine’s Day of 2015 is coming (relatively) soon, and I guess this post will hit the sky again.

#2: Easy DIY Detachable Collar: $5 Answer To What to Wear With A Black Dress

In this post I showed how to use an old blouse to make a nice detachable collar. Simple, easy and creative – the best kind of DIY.

#1: DIY Wine Cap Tea Candles

And here comes the winner! In this post I showed you how to convert wine caps into tiny colourful tea candles.
I am actually glad this was the most popular post of 2014 in my blog. Because this is the most original and creative DIYs I have ever done. Recently I have started collecting the wine cups again – I plan to make more of these candles. They are great for home decoration.

 Happy New Year to you!

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