Make your own beanie: www.5min.com

It can take a while to make a beanie if yourknitting it. A way that is way easier, is to make it out of an old knitted garment. This link is to a videi that shows you how to make a beanie (and mittens and a poncho) from an old sweater. Fun, simple and cute! http://www.5min.com/Video/How-to-Make-Your-Own-Beanies-Ponchos-and-Mittens-19141130

Make a headpiece: dianarikasari.blogspot.com

Another thing that can be quit fun to make yourself, is a headpiece. There are a million different ways you can do it, and only your imagination is stopping you. This is a cute website with pictures that shows step- by-step on how to make a simple, but extraordinary headpiece: http://dianarikasari.blogspot.com/2008/01/diy-headpiece.html

Make your own scarf: www.tangledthread.com

Some accessories you can make yourself. Accessories can spice up a dull outfit, and give it some edge or a touch of colour. It's fun to have something that nobody else has, and it gives your style a more personal touch. This site has three steps in how to make a scarf: http://www.tangledthread.com/how-to-of-the-day-making-a-fringed-scarf/

Study fashion design from home: lifestylelearningdirect.com

If you'd like to study fashion, but don't have the time to attend school in person, you can do an online course. This can still give you the help and experience you need to pursue a job in the fashion industry, but it still allows you to have a fulltime job.
http://lifestylelearningdirect.com/course/fashion_design_dressmaking?gclid=CLPT-uGY-ZUCFRlRagodDFJJEA

Tips on choosing a fashion school: www.ehow.com

If you want a future in the fashion industry, a smart place to start is to study fashion at school. It varies how many there are from country to country, but this site can help you with a few tips:
http://www.ehow.com/how_7806_choose-fashion-school.html

Breaking into the fashion industry tips: www.ehow.com

For those of you that want to work as a fashion designer, probably already know how hard it can be to crack into the fashin industry. It's a very competitive brach, and ou really need to burn for it to have even the slightest chance of making it. This site has a few tips that may help you:
http://www.ehow.com/how_14307_become-fashion-designer.html

Starting your own clothing brand tips: www.thefashionspot.com

If you're planning on selling your designs, but don't have the time to sew up all the garments yourself, it can be smart to check out this site. It's a forum between people that are aspiring fashion designers, and you can ask questions. http://www.thefashionspot.com/forums/f90/how-start-my-own-label-without-college-please-read-if-you-can-34499.html