Showing posts with label clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clothing. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Spring Wardrobe Makeover Inspiration

Among the many other crafty things I have in mind to do this spring, I definitely need to make some awesome modified t-shirts. There are so many freaking awesome tutorials floating around the blog-o-sphere right now I wanted to share some of my favorites in case you're looking to do some Spring Sewing along with your Spring Cleaning.  I've also got a "Clothing Crafts" board on my Pinterest account that you can follow if you're a Pinterest member (Not sure what Pinterest is? Tidymom wrote a really great intro here)

"Shirt Full of Posies" Tutorial from Designs by Vanessa

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Crafts I want to make: Modified clothing edition

While browsing some fun crafty sites this week, I have found quite a few fun crafts that all have the same theme: Clothes! Check out these awesome crafts:

Anthropologie-Inspired Ruffled Shirt

Tatertots & Jello is a new blog to me but I'm definitely adding them to the blog roll. A tutorial for how to make this awesome shirt using a basic t-shirt and supplies from the Dollar Store can be found here.


Floral T-Shirt Refashion


Also from Tatertots & Jello is this fun t-shirt re-do. I think it might be fun to do with scraps of chiffon instead of (or in addition to) an identical shirt.


Ruffled Peasant Shirt from an Old T-shirt

This tutorial from the Brassy Apple upcycles a plain-old unisex t-shirt and turns it into something totally cute and fun.


Cute Little Girl Bandana Dress
This is another one from Tatertots & Jello (anyone else noticing a trend?). Her tutorials teaches you how to take a kid's tank top and a bandana and turn them into a cute farm-friendly dress. She also includes directions fro upcycling an adult top to make the top part of the dress. Check it out here.


Toddler Leg Warmers

I suppose you could make leg warmers for adults following the same directions if you had a large enough sweater. She even claims to have another project you can do with the rest of the sweater (I can't wait!). Check out her tutorial here.


Do you have any other fun clothing re-fashions you are excited about? Share your links or blog posts in the comments!
Showing posts with label clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clothing. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Spring Wardrobe Makeover Inspiration

Among the many other crafty things I have in mind to do this spring, I definitely need to make some awesome modified t-shirts. There are so many freaking awesome tutorials floating around the blog-o-sphere right now I wanted to share some of my favorites in case you're looking to do some Spring Sewing along with your Spring Cleaning.  I've also got a "Clothing Crafts" board on my Pinterest account that you can follow if you're a Pinterest member (Not sure what Pinterest is? Tidymom wrote a really great intro here)

"Shirt Full of Posies" Tutorial from Designs by Vanessa

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Crafts I want to make: Modified clothing edition

While browsing some fun crafty sites this week, I have found quite a few fun crafts that all have the same theme: Clothes! Check out these awesome crafts:

Anthropologie-Inspired Ruffled Shirt

Tatertots & Jello is a new blog to me but I'm definitely adding them to the blog roll. A tutorial for how to make this awesome shirt using a basic t-shirt and supplies from the Dollar Store can be found here.


Floral T-Shirt Refashion


Also from Tatertots & Jello is this fun t-shirt re-do. I think it might be fun to do with scraps of chiffon instead of (or in addition to) an identical shirt.


Ruffled Peasant Shirt from an Old T-shirt

This tutorial from the Brassy Apple upcycles a plain-old unisex t-shirt and turns it into something totally cute and fun.


Cute Little Girl Bandana Dress
This is another one from Tatertots & Jello (anyone else noticing a trend?). Her tutorials teaches you how to take a kid's tank top and a bandana and turn them into a cute farm-friendly dress. She also includes directions fro upcycling an adult top to make the top part of the dress. Check it out here.


Toddler Leg Warmers

I suppose you could make leg warmers for adults following the same directions if you had a large enough sweater. She even claims to have another project you can do with the rest of the sweater (I can't wait!). Check out her tutorial here.


Do you have any other fun clothing re-fashions you are excited about? Share your links or blog posts in the comments!

 
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