Refashion Files
Yes you read that right! Brothers hand me downs become refashioned for the little SIS! This post includes a few other tutorials too! You’ll be excited at what she’s created and you’ll be looking at the hand me downs differently!
Girls Refashioned Tee from Choose to Thrive
Jen had the idea to make a chevron tee from an inexpensive tee — with just some cut sponges and fabric paint. And …we must say … it looks awesome! She shows you how easy it is: give it a try with your favorite colors or shapes!
CRAFT: Chevron Stamped Tee at Eat Sleep Make
Natalie, a home-schooling mom (and so much more!), wanted to make a back-to-school wardrobe for her kids — and make them just what they wanted! So with a “grundle” of dollar-store tees (like 20-30!), she broke out the freezer paper, her Silhouette (you could use a hobby knife), and the fabric paint … to make these super cool and super custom tees! Learn how you can do it too!
Back to School Wardrobe on a Budget! at Doodle Craft
Kara found a great way to dress up a simple white t-shirt with inexpensive supplies. It’s cute, simple, and she shows you exactly what you’ll need and how to make it!
Neon Doily T-Shirt {tutorial} at Mine for the Making
I don’t know about you, but I could dig quite a few t-shirts out of my giveaway pile – I have a lot of clothing that needs a new life! Carly did just that with her ice cream face t-shirt, and instead of using screenprinting she tried her hand at appliques. I love what she came up with – an ice cream fact perfect for kids, or the whimsical adult (like myself). Visit her to see how she did it. The process is much easier than you think!
Happy Ice Cream Face Applique Tee at Chic Steals
Jen found a great way to create an on-trend color-block tee from two inexpensive tees. It’s easy and pretty quick — check out the article for complete instructions!
CRAFT: Color Block Tee at Eat Sleep Make
Take your tee from blah to fab with Sarah’s brilliant technique for a custom, geometric pattern. Choose triangles, circles, squares, hexagons, whatever you like — and make your plain t-shirt into a one-of-a-kind piece! Read her detailed how-to at the site.
geometric painted tee at The Winthrop Chronicles
I am guilty of being one of those persons who gets stains on their t-shirts. I’m kind of a piggie! But I love my t-shirts, and I have my favorites like everyone else, so I definitely don’t want to throw them away. This great idea shows you that you don’t have to – you can simply refashion using parts of other old t-shirts and strips of fabric! With a little sewing and ingenuity, you can have awesome t-shirts for nothing. Visit the tutorial below.
How to Stylishly Cover Stains on a Tee at Just Chic
Sometimes wearing a plain t-shirt is . . . boring. I am a heavy t-shirt wearer, so I like when a regular t-shirt gets a little extra spicing up like what Meg did with her striped tee. She refashioned it by adding a tie and ruffles, and now it can go over a regular tee to make a very stylish outfit. What do you think?
Brassy Ruffle Top at Brassy Apple
Katie saw a cute, lace-embellished top worn by actress Rashida Jones in I Love You, Man — and thought “I could make that!” Well, she did — and it’s easy. And she shows you how to do it, too — just check out her easy instructions!
T-Shirt Refashion at Sweet Verbena
DIY Ruffle Scarf
Sugar Bee Crafts: Dress to Maxi Skirt - knit refashion
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