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There's nothing sexier than a cut out back for summer. And it transitions well into fall. I know that seems forever away sitting here in MN with a 110 degree heat index. But having been in fashion retail for over a decade you get use to thinking ahead. In a month stores (even in the south) will start getting coats in! So I'm trying to make things I can wear now and for the next few months.
DIY Cut Out T Shirts
This is the most easiest DIY ever! A very fun and simple DIY wrap-turned-scarf project that takes less than a minute to create and requires only one piece of fabric! materials: scissors, measuring tape, and a rectangular piece of fabric (approximately 60 inches long). Step 1: Fold the fabric in half from left to right. Step 2: With the measuring tape, measure six inches down and six inches over from the folded side.
DIY: Wrap-turned-Scarf
DIY Gold Tube Bracelets - Honestly WTF
I have very vivid memories of walking into a bead store for the first time, almost 15 years ago, and being overwhelmed by the million and ten ideas that filled my mind. I was immediately hooked on the concept of transforming simple and unexpected elements into something beautiful and wearable. That moment was the catalyst for my eventual path into jewelry design and craft – my higher calling, if you will. Today’s tutorial takes me back to my first foray into jewelry making, where I’ll show you how to make two delightful bracelets using the same basic component . Get inspired and have fun!
A while ago I accidentally got bleach on my favorite T-shirt. And some of you recommended that I bleach it out. So I finally did. And I love it! And I love the 80s. And the 80s are back.
Acid Washed Tees
t-shirt DIYs
*notes: if you want to make it look like the VS one pictured above, you can fold over the edges under the arms and stitch a simple tube all the way around. Stitching a ribbon or rope at the top of each side & pushing it through. Cut a hole at the bottom of the tube to push ribbon/rope out of, cinch and tie in a bow. Simple enough. * If you want it to cover more in the front and sides, make your initial mark further up the neck line and make your side cut shorter as well.
Aldo gladiator stilettos c.a. 2008 seen here and here Yes, another t-shirt DIY {wherein I steal shirts from my husband}! This little dress is so comfy! Wear it around the house or to the beach with sandals or with leggings and a blazer for fall. You can even add another "skirt" ruffle around the bottom if you have extra material. I love it.
Drop Waist V-neck T-shirt Dress DIY
One of the things on my ‘Pinterest’ list was to make Bleach Pen T-Shirts. I finally got around to making them and I think they turned out so cute. I will definitely be making them again. I bought the shirt below because it was a gift, but they would be great to do on an old t-shirt. They are really simple to make. For those of you that have a cutting machine such as a Cricut or Silhouette and can import svg files I have created this ‘Love’ image for you to download.
Bleach Pen ‘love’ T-shirts {Free SVG} | Plum Adorable
Don’t think it, ink it! « Made in Pretoria
Made in Pretoria i do it myself Nov 02 2011 20 Comments By Miss Anna Banana Clothing , diy , etsy , fashion