I am absolutely obsessed with the store Anthropologie. It is one of those stores that I can spend hours wandering around in, browsing their beautiful collections, and lusting over being able to decorate my whole apartment and wardrobe with their products. I remember the first time I walked into an Anthropologie. I felt like I had found the holy grail of unique items. Every single item was funky and fun. I just about went wild picking out item after item. When I finally looked at the price tags, I realized I would bankrupt myself. After that, I turned to DIY home décor ideas and easy sewing projects instead. These 8 Cheap & Classy Anthropologie Knock-Off Crafts will knock your socks off. All of these fab items look just like their counterparts at the famous boutique. Luckily, these Anthropologie knock-off crafts will fit into just about anyone’s budget.
Anthropologie Knock-Off Crafts for Your Wardrobe
- Chevron Inspired DIY Purse: I just love the pattern of this purse. I would make this my go-to bag in a heartbeat. How could you not? It will match practically anything.
- Thrifty Anthropologie Ruffled Hem Sweater: This Anthropologie knock-off looks exactly like the original for half the price.
- Anthropologie Maxi Skirt: I am so ready for winter to go away so I can start wearing my DIY maxi skirts again
- Anthro Striped Knock-Off Top: I love the new patchwork style that is getting so popular. It is so much fun to mix patterns with a sleek pair of jeans. This Anthropologie knock-off is so chic and rustic.
- Anthropologie Ruffled Skirt Tutorial
- Fabulous Anthro Inspired Shirt
- Anthropologie Work Skirt
- Anthropologie Inspired Camisole
- Anthropologie-Inspired Esplanade Halter Top
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Anthropologie Knock-Off Crafts for Your Home
- Anthropologie Inspired Pintuck Pillow: This pillow would look so classy in your bedroom.
- DIY Anthropologie Orimono Pillow : This is hands-down my favorite Anthropologie knock-off. I love the colors. I love the patchwork. I love how it looks just a little bit vintage. I just love it.
- Anthropologie Smoldering Hues Shower Curtain: Colorful bathrooms are so under-rated. I absolutely love this fuchsia piece of DIY home décor.
- Anthropologie Inspired String Letters
- Anthropologie Inspired Love Pillow
- Anthropologie-Inspired Spring Tea Towels
- DIY Anthropologie Inspired Bolster Pillow
- Anthropologie Knock-Off Comforter
- Anthropologie Inspired Confetti Pencils
- Anthropologie Inspired Recipe Binder
- Anthropologie Inspired Holiday Mug
- Anthro Inspired Snow Globes
- Anthropologie Inspired Tree Topper
- Anthro Penmanship Gift Tags
- Anthro Inspired Lampshade
Anthropologie Jewelry Knock-Off Crafts
- Anthro Knock-Off Akela Necklace: It is insane how expensive one little piece of jewelry at Anthropologie can be! Luckily, this lovely necklace is a quick and cheap craft.
- Anthropologie Knockoff Tealights Bracelet
- Anthro Knockoff Tassel Earrings
- Knockoff Anthropologie Beaded Bracelet
- Knockoff Anthropologie Necklace
- Anthropologie-Inspired Bib Necklace
- DIY Anthropologie Purl One Bracelet
- Anthro Knockoff Earring Tutorial
- Anthropologie Knockoff Butterfly Necklace
- Anthro Lantana Brooch Bracelet Knockoff
- Anthropologie Inspired Vintage Bracelet
- Anthro-Inspired Vintage Brooch Necklace
- Dollar Store Anthro Spectacle Necklace
- Anthro Knockoff Ribbon Necklace
- Anthropologie Inspired Limitless Strands Necklace
- Into the Woods Anthropologie Necklace
- Anthropologie Knockoff Hardware and Bead Necklace
- Anthropologie Knockoff Wire Triangle Earrings
- Anthropologie Necklace Knock-off
- Anthro Power of 3 Knockoff
DIY Anthropologie Knock-Off Accessories
- Anthropologie Inspired Ruffle Scarf
- Love That Anthro Headband Braid
- Anthro-tastic Headband
- Anthropologie Inspired Beaded Headband
- Anthro Inspired Scarflet
- Anthropologie Inspired Headband
- Anthropologie Inspired Poppy Mallow Hair Pins
- Anthropologie Inspired Fringe Scarf
- Anthro Knockoff Elastic Hair Tie
- Anthro Inspired Hat
- Anthropologie Sweater Headband Tutorial
Are there any stores where you love the products and hate the prices?
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I absolutely love the idea for this section! The thrifty DIY copycat products are great and totally wearable. One store I wish I could shop at more often is Zara. The clothes are super chic and edgy but are typically out of my price-range. If you have any ideas for remakes of clothing in a style similar to Zara, it’d be awesome to share! Although, Anthropologie has more of a boho feel, so maybe it would be easier to figure out how to make some DIY FreePeople items, as its more along the lines of your original posts!
The amount of time I spend “window-shopping” in Anthropologie is slightly sad. I cannot afford to buy really any of their items (living that college-kid life), but I love to look since pretty much everything in that store is right up my alley. These are really great DIYs that will definitely make me feel fashionable without killing my wallet. Love these!
I usually go to Anthropologie when I’m looking for outfit inspiration. In the past, I have been known to take pictures of the mannequins in hopes of recreating the look for less. Since Anthro’s prices are often out of reach, I try my best to mimic an outfit by hunting for pieces at a lower price point at other stores. I can still achieve a laid-back, boho vibe without breaking the bank. Recently, I was on the hunt for an outfit for my engagement pictures. I saw a skirt I loved in the window of my local Antropologie store. I walked in, took one look at the price tag, and knew it was out of my budget. Although I didn’t buy the skirt, it reminded me of a similar skirt I already had in my closet and it inspired me to style it in a new way. Thanks so much for sharing these Anthropologie knock-off crafts (especially the ones for your wardrobe). I will definitely put your suggestions to good use!
The holiday mug is definitely something I will try! I also love Anthropologie but I’ve been in college the past four years and what student can afford that? I’m obsessed with Emma Bridgewater mugs and decor, but it’s also pretty pricey. Would love to see an Emma Bridgewater-inspired crafts article!