Sewing to Salvage Stained Shirts
Two shirts with one problem: stains. One shirt with a special feature: decorative embroidery. Here's a simple solution to use what's left of the pair and create a cute "new" shirt in the process.
This is a guide about sewing a woman's shirt. Making your own clothing is a great way to have a unique, well fitted garment. Making a shirt is more detailed than other sewing projects, but a skill that can be easily mastered.
Craft Project: Recycled T-Shirt
My daughter had a stain on one of her shirts that I was unable to get out, and she had another shirt that she had outgrown. I decided to use the outgrown shirt to create something to decorate the shirt that had the stain. This is the result!
Craft Project: Ruffled T-shirt
This is a craft idea I came up with because all the clothing you see for the summer has ruffles.
My son had a large tee shirt he no longer wanted. I wanted to wear the shirt but it was way too big for me so I shortened the hem then rolled up the sleeves and did a fold over of about 1 1/2 inches on the shoulder seam.
Making New Clothes from Old Clothes
When my children were growing up I used to take all my husbands, and my old jeans and shirts and make simple shorts with elastic bands for my kids. Then for my girls and Myself I would make little sun tops out of strips of material here is how that is done. Here's how...
T-Shirts for a Navy Homecoming
My son, a US sailor, was deployed for 7 months. These are the shirts I made for his nieces and nephews to wear to his homecoming . I used sharpie markers to write Freedom in bubble letters on front then used cheap crayons to color them in. If you iron the colored area covered with a sheet of paper, it will stay in cloth. Under that I put
Craft Project: Layered Look T-Shirt/Blouse
Want to update your tops? Grab your husband's old T-shirts that you are now using for rags! Cut four inches from the bottom of an old t-shirt. (Generally the bottom part is still in great condition.) You will want to use the existing hem as the hem to the bottom of your update layered T-shirt/blouse.)
How do I make a duct tape shirt?
Modifying Your Favorite T-Shirt
Turn plain jane t-shirts into something casually interesting, fun and cool! Start by carefully cutting away the neck. Then with scissors at the arm begin cutting strips about 1/4 inch wide inward (upward) the length of your scissors.
Decorating Clothing with Ribbon
Here's a quick, cheap and easy way to jazz up some underwear or add a touch of class to a top. This uses needle and thread, ribbon and a little glue to keep it from fraying.
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Craft Project: Ruffled T-shirt
This is a craft idea I came up with because all the clothing you see for the summer has ruffles.
Craft Project: Layered Look T-Shirt/Blouse
Want to update your tops? Grab your husband's old T-shirts that you are now using for rags! Cut four inches from the bottom of an old t-shirt. (Generally the bottom part is still in great condition.) You will want to use the existing hem as the hem to the bottom of your update layered T-shirt/blouse.)
Modifying Your Favorite T-Shirt
Turn plain jane t-shirts into something casually interesting, fun and cool! Start by carefully cutting away the neck. Then with scissors at the arm begin cutting strips about 1/4 inch wide inward (upward) the length of your scissors.
Decorating Clothing with Ribbon
Here's a quick, cheap and easy way to jazz up some underwear or add a touch of class to a top. This uses needle and thread, ribbon and a little glue to keep it from fraying.
