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Craftiest Bastard of the Week: The Devil Made Me Do It

Each week we feature an advertiser from the Crafty Bastards Classifieds. This week the honor goes to:

The Devil Made Me Do It Clothing!

The Devil Made Me Do It

The Devil Made Me Do It makes one of a kind clothing that is 99% recycled, 100% FABULOUS. The clothing collection includes knit hats and girlishly flowing knit sweaters and skirts.

What’s more, you get to feel great about supporting this crafter. According to Tamara, all work is hand made (so you feel better about the whole sweatshop thing) from 100% fine recycled materials (so you feel better about your impact on the environment), and one-of-a-kind (so you won’t see yourself coming and going on the streets).

See the Devil Made Me Do It website for more items!

Crafty Classifieds for goodies like this and more!

Make stuff? Place a Crafty Bastards ad, it’s FREE!

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