Tutorials
Great tutorial on how to take clothes to get the most possible fabric! This is the "after" photo. So cute! Click through to see the "before".
Reuse a Thrifted Garment Tutorial at Adventures in Dressmaking
"I do this a lot. I cut apart garments and remake them into new things, which I see as a very eco-friendly and thrifty way to get new clothes! I keep things out of the landfill, pay $1.19/lb for the pieces at Goodwill Outlet most of the time, and get to be creative and play around with patterns I might not otherwise use if I weren't a little constrained by the amount of fabric I have..." Read more
- Tutorial - Upcycle Clothing With Diy Shibori Dyeing
Change the color of a dress for a new look Tutorial at Green Issues by Agy Blog "Apart from upcycling my scraps, I have been fascinated with how you can change the colour of your clothes. Adding a burst of colour, whether it be bright pink or even black,...
- Tutorial - How To Alter A Thrifted Shirt
Quality fabric in a thrifted shirt can be re-fitted for your size and style Shirt Tutorial at Sisters, Sisters Blog "I love finding clothes at thrift stores because it's fun to find unique patterns and it feels good reusing something that is still...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Union Jack Cushion
Stash Buster Union Jack Cushion Tutorial at The Girl Who Looks Like a Cake Blog "I have a massive stash of fabric, like 12 boxes full. Some of it is from my degree, you always had to find the fabrics you would use, even if you weren't making the...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Fabric-covered Notebook
I love cute office supplies! This one couldn't be cuter or easier! Fabric-Covered Notebook Tutorial at Adventures in Dressmaking "You know, when you wander around Anthropologie, there are all those cute housewares things poking up at you and telling...
- Tutorial - How To Make Clothespin And Peg People
You MUST click through to see this tutorial! I had the hardest time choosing just one photo to show here. Making a village with your kids will be only the beginning. Imagine all of the creative play that your children will have with their own village....
Tutorials
Tutorial - How to Take Apart and Reuse a Thrifted Garment
Great tutorial on how to take clothes to get the most possible fabric! This is the "after" photo. So cute! Click through to see the "before".Reuse a Thrifted Garment Tutorial at Adventures in Dressmaking
"I do this a lot. I cut apart garments and remake them into new things, which I see as a very eco-friendly and thrifty way to get new clothes! I keep things out of the landfill, pay $1.19/lb for the pieces at Goodwill Outlet most of the time, and get to be creative and play around with patterns I might not otherwise use if I weren't a little constrained by the amount of fabric I have..." Read more
- Tutorial - Upcycle Clothing With Diy Shibori Dyeing
Change the color of a dress for a new look Tutorial at Green Issues by Agy Blog "Apart from upcycling my scraps, I have been fascinated with how you can change the colour of your clothes. Adding a burst of colour, whether it be bright pink or even black,...
- Tutorial - How To Alter A Thrifted Shirt
Quality fabric in a thrifted shirt can be re-fitted for your size and style Shirt Tutorial at Sisters, Sisters Blog "I love finding clothes at thrift stores because it's fun to find unique patterns and it feels good reusing something that is still...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Union Jack Cushion
Stash Buster Union Jack Cushion Tutorial at The Girl Who Looks Like a Cake Blog "I have a massive stash of fabric, like 12 boxes full. Some of it is from my degree, you always had to find the fabrics you would use, even if you weren't making the...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Fabric-covered Notebook
I love cute office supplies! This one couldn't be cuter or easier! Fabric-Covered Notebook Tutorial at Adventures in Dressmaking "You know, when you wander around Anthropologie, there are all those cute housewares things poking up at you and telling...
- Tutorial - How To Make Clothespin And Peg People
You MUST click through to see this tutorial! I had the hardest time choosing just one photo to show here. Making a village with your kids will be only the beginning. Imagine all of the creative play that your children will have with their own village....