How-To: Tire Sandals
Awesome tire sandals! RGR_375 whipped these up from a section of car tire and some sections of bike tube. More: Retro-Style Running Shoes from Old Tires Bike Tube Headband
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How-To: The Shirt Skirt
Instructables user sewlikemymom wrote up a tutorial for her shirred skirt made from an old t-shirt: The Shirt Skirt is the best skirt you’ll ever own! It’s shirred waistband allows has plenty of give and allows the wearer to be comfortable at all time. They’re perfect for when you’re pregnant, they’re perfect for after you […]
How-To: Romper from Men’s Shirt
Carlyjcais on Instructables shows us how to convert a men’s button-down shirt into a cute romper. She writes: Ever wanted to remake one of your guy’s shirts into something for yourself? Not just a skirt, or a dress…but yes, it’s possible to make a ROMPER! We’ll be using one ENTIRE shirt – and leave only […]
How-To: Fall Sweater Headband
By Jessica Wilson From California, to Chicago to London and beyond the reality of Fall may be actualized in all sorts of temperatures but that doesn’t mean you don’t need a bit of Autumn pretty for your noggin. Whipping up a pretty, felt fall headband is as easy as digging up a wool sweater or […]
How-To: Vintage Strongman Kid’s Costume
By Future Craft Collective There’s nothing like an image of the classic circus strong man complete with handlebar mustache, showing off his amazing strength! Transform this vintage circus entertainer into an easy kid’s costume with this simple how-to.
How-To: Felt Applique Cardigan Refashion
As the weather gets colder and you pull out last year’s cardigan from the back of the closet, why not give it a little makeover for the new year? Lori Marie of Pretty Little Things shares her tutorial for this cute felt applique cardigan refashion over on A Beautiful Mess.
Refashioning Louis Vuitton at Parsons
Ecouterre reports on the recent Reconstruction 2.0 competition at Parsons where students cut up Louis Vuitton’s Spring/Sumer 2010 collection and stitched them back into their own wearable art. Pictured below is the winning piece “Time Travel” by Janelle Abbot, Zachary Clark, Emily Hudson, and William Norris.
