Diy V-Neck Top Men's Shirt Refashion

 

 

Hello, men's shirt can be an awesome beginning for your very own blouse , you just need to resize it right and spice up by adding proper neckline and exactly about this topic I will take care in this video

 

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Black & Blue

 Hello Refashion Co-op. It is a bummer when a favorite piece of clothing gets a hole in it. This black t-shirt was/is a favorite of mine because it fit well and it went with everything. But it got a hole right in the front. 

 I cut the t-shirt off right at the hole. Now I had a shorter t-shirt with a raw cut, unfinished hemline. 

I had an idea to cover that hole and make this t-shirt more fun. I used the trim from this skirt that I refashioned a couple months ago. 

I removed the trim from the skirt. Snip, snip. 

I used a zigzag stitch to attach the trim to my shirt. 

The trim covered the cut I made in the shirt and gave it some fun flourish. 

Thanks for reading along, for more details and pictures check my blog.

pleated skirt

 

 

Hello, today i want to show you how to thrift flip old pants and change them into pleated skirt.

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Push Up Your Sleeves

 Hello Refashion Co-op. My daughter gave me this blazer jacket that she didn't want anymore. I liked the light blue color. It seemed perfect for spring. But the sleeves were SO long. That was not so perfect. 

I made a small opening in the inside of the wrist cuff and threaded elastic through the sleeve. 

I threaded elastic through and connected the ends to make a circle. 

The circle or "bracelet" of elastic is hidden inside the jacket sleeve and it is tight enough to keep the sleeve pushed up. 

This was such a quick fix but it made the jacket more fun to wear. And my hands are out in the open. For more pictures and details go to I Can Work With That.

DIY | Fitted Waist Dress

Today I want to show you how to transform simple blouse into whole dress !. Yes , it's totally possible but remember that this trick is possible only with stretch fabric 😉

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simple blouse🙀

 

 

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dress 😁

 

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No-Sew Sweater Refashion

 Hello Refashion Co-op. I know spring is coming eventually but it is still cold enough to need a sweater. At least where I live. But what if you shrunk a sweater? Don't throw it away, you can have a lot of fun refashioning wool sweaters that shrunk. 

My sister-in-law shrank this navy blue sweater and gave it to me to use for a refashion. It was very tight in the sleeves but the body fit well. 

I started cutting the sleeves off and then just kept cutting. The wool is woven so tight (After shrinking.) that the material won't fray and doesn't need any hemming. 

 I cut a scalloped edge along the hem for fun. 

I cut the collar as well. 

For more details and pictures go to my blog, I Can Work With That.

Shawl to Sweater

 Hello Refashion Co-op. I found this pretty blue shawl at a swap. I love this color so much but a shawl  doesn't stay on very well if you are doing anything around the house. (Like chasing a 5 year old boy!)

I decided to draw a cardigan shape and make sleeves and side seams.

I really liked how it became a loose open cardigan. It is just as cozy as a shawl, but stays on easier. 

Thanks for reading along. for more pictures and details go to my blog, I Can Work With That.

Tie Front Top

hello, do you know you can change your simple , boring blouse into tie front crop top in less than 30 mins ! check my latest video and see how super easy it is . Summer is coming so it time to spice up a little our wardrobe ;-)

 

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(have problem with iron so I'm sorry for creased fabric)

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Hooded Poncho Refash

 I have been seeing ladies around town with these hooded ponchos made of sweatshirt material. I haven’t been able to find these in the stores but that won’t stop me!

I was gifted this beautiful purple sweatshirt from my boyfriend’s mom’s neighbor, she’s such a gem!

Among the mountain of clothes, my boyfriend’s mom’s neighbor gifted me was this hooded scarf, a pretty genius winter must have!

I separated the hood from the scarf. Then I pinned and sewed the hood onto the collar of the sweatshirt.

I cut a square from the leftover scarf and stitched each edge, which left a fun ruffles look!

I sewed the square onto the front of the sweatshirt to make a pouch pocket!

Then it was time to cut off the sleeves.

I turned the sweatshirt inside out and rolled the armholes back and pinned a new sleeve hem.

The finished product! Paired with a long sleeve shirt underneath!

With the hood up!

Happy Refashioning, Crafting and Upscaling!

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