BLEACHED & FADED: DIY: Cut Out Bandaeu. I'm loving bandeau's right now but i haven't come across one that I really like, so I thought I would make one from an old t-shirt.
I absolutely love how it turned out! This is one of those pieces that can be a staple in your wardrobe; by either dressing it up (like i did in the pictures above) or just throwing on some high waisted shorts, but best of all this project will cost little to nothing. (keep reading to see full tutorial) The Little Giggler: Pink Skinny Jeans {a re-fashion} Are you loving pastel skinny jeans as much as I am?
How To Make A Cut-Out T-Shirt - Mesh Shirt DIY. Vintage DIY: Who wears short shorts? DIY Racerback Workout Shirt Tutorial. You can print the above and place it next to you while you cut!
– Old t-shirt (I used my old college tshirt! We were Home of the Fighting Poets. Hahahahaha. How threatening :P) – Pair of scissors TIME: 15 min. Can Can Dancer. One of my friends recently got married, and I made a DIY basket full of goodies for them, since I'm a college student. lol One of the gifts I made them was soap.
Everything I made them was teal, white and light green. I was going for a peaceful/beachy feel. I had some extra soap while in the process, so I whipped some up for myself, and my other friends and family. 1. Aquí: heres how: DIY braided back shirt. Adventures in Natural Dyeing: Part I. We've been having so much fun trying out different techniques for making our own fabrics!
We've tried printing, Inkodye, fabric fun pens, photo transfers and home dyeing. Recently we tried out natural dyeing for the first time! Natural dyeing is using items found in nature (fruits, vegetables, insects, etc.) to color fabrics. It can be a lot of fun but the results are often quite inconsistent. We consulted our friend Missy about what items to try first and she suggested onions—so we did along with beets. Tutorial. Here is the tutorial you've requested for!
Inspiration: honeyed peplum skirt by anthropologie $258. savers was having a 50% off sale on MLK day so i got this navy blue pencil skirt for $2.50. i knew i could do something with the extra length so i bought it and the honeyed peplum skirt came to mind. before after. DIY Tie Dye Denim. Whether it be shibori or with bleach, warm weather brings out our utmost desire for tie dying – especially when it comes to bleaching as working outdoors for this project is a necessity.
Inspired by Isabel Marant‘s tie dyed sweatshirts, shirts and jeans, we grabbed our favorite denim shirt and a bottle of Clorox for one of our favorite summertime projects. Cut Up Tshirt ∙ How To by Cammie K. on Cut Out. DIY: Dress Recon. DIY. Crochet Trim Seam. Cut side seams and sleeves off if you use a tshirt (here I used a tank).
Sew front to back right sides together. Lay out and pin where you want the armhole to go. Top stitch new side seam leaving armhole open. XL Mens Tee Sewn Into Dolman. Directions + Video. Supplies: XL mens tee DIY intructions: Cut neckline scoop neckline, cut arms (as shown).
Don't cut the shoulder seam, you will need the long width for the dolman shape. Gather the bottom hemline in a few inches to be snug on your waist (this is what changes the shape of the shirt). Sew the new sleeve seams you cut (everything is right sides together). DIY draped skirt. A while back I posted about this amazing DIY Burberry inspired skirt project that's been really popular among bloggers lately...AND since I've returned to my home-and-native-land of Canada I could finally get my hands on some second hand jewels, put my sewing machine to good use and (try to) recreate this lovely skirt.
Three cheers for fun projects! Sweatshirt liposuction. Tee to Tank: A Tutorial by Jen from Upcycled Education. .Post Grad. T-shirt makeovers. This Blog Friday, May 14, 2010. Make my Week #23 - sweatshirt restyle. Like my new mustard blazer? Here is what it used to look like: an XL men's sweatshirt (who had the good fortune of being a delightful colour!) Gather here, snip there... surprisingly it worked, is comfy,
Re-purposing: Tshirts into 5-strand-braided-headbands. I was walking through Target a few weeks ago and noticed this little knit fabric headband that was not just braided together…….but woven. I decided they were charging way too much for something that could be made with t-shirt scraps. And that means free. So there you have it. A nice and easy project to give my bad-hair-day head some love. » DIY Anthro-Inspired Hip Cinched Blouse. I saw this: And I made this: All you need is: a shirt(t-shirt would even work), a piece of fabric, a ribbon, and a sewing machine. 1. find a shirt and turn it inside out. 2. lay your ribbon down, then cut a piece of fabric big enough to cover your ribbon. 3. pin the piece of fabric over the ribbon. 4. sew on the fabric, making three long stitches, between the ribbon and on each side. 5. cinch and tie and your all done!
50 Recycled T-Shirt Tutorials.