- The Sara Vest or the 5-minute T-shirt vest from Wobisobi. These are so cute, so easy, literally you need a tshirt and a pair of scissors. This is a great compliment to another tshirt that needs a little something extra. You can embellish with paint, sparklies, buttons, ribbons, bows, ruffles or anyting else your imgaination can come up with.
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- You never have enough bags – and this 10-minute no-sew recycled t-shirt bag from Leethal is awesome. It’s a great way to use fun t shirts that dont fit anymore, or never did. This are great for grocery bags, lunch bags or anything else you might need them for.
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- I have super short hair, but I love headbands. I DON’T love that the store wants me to pay $14 to $20 for a fancier headband. This tutorial from A Law Student’s Journey is great. The braided t-shirt headband is a great way to up-cycle a ripped t shirt that just cant be a shirt anymore.
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- I love t-shirt flowers – I made some awhile back and loved them. This tutorial is for t-shirt roses from CathieFilian.com and is also no-sew and made from t-shirt scraps. This project does use hot glue – you can maybe use tacky glue and get the same results.
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- I’m not sure the intent for this t-shirt reconstruction by Wilma was to make a maternity shirt, but she totally made something that would be VERY cute when framing a cute little pregger belly.
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- As much as I try to deny it, fringe is in. This cute no-sew beach tote with awesome fringes is from Tiny Sparkly Things and uses a cute print t shirt to make a great beach-bag. Dont live near the beach? This one is also great for trip to the gym or farmer’s market.
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- Another headband – this one is wider, but still super cute and REALLY simple. These headbands take about 2-minutes – no lie – and don’t require any sewing, but they do require heat tape or peel & stick tape. I’m not sure with the use of tape if they’d be washable, read your labels. You could also do the gather with a button and a piece of yarn, or one of the really cute t shirt roses I mentioned above.
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- Ladies, we all have those t shirts that just dont fit – they’re not fitted, really big, and make you look like you weigh about 15lbs more than you actually do. This tutorial shows you how to turn a large, boxy t-shirt into a fitted tshirt without sewing a stitch. I love this one because it doesn’t have really noticeable knots down the side. The maker does note that it would take less time to sew this, but it’s a great option for those without machines and room to store them.
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- Let me begin this one by saying you should look at everything on Refashionista.net’s website. It’s amazing. This conversion is no-sew no-cut. You basically tie the shirt around you and make it into a long t-shirt or a mini-dress. I think this would be impossible if you’re over a size 4, but it’s a cute idea for a teen or junior or someone really thin. You also don’t ruin the t-shirt, so it might be a cute way to wear your boyfriend’s team shirt without looking like you’re wearing a garbage bag. I think you might stretch out the neck, so if he wants the shirt back…you might want to wear the garbage bag to avoid an argument
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