Showing posts with label tshirt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tshirt. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Easy peasy up-do Teesy
Sometimes you find yourself having some clothes tucked away in your closet, that you never wear but can't seem to get rid of.
There is an easy way to make something new out of something you already have.
I have made this before, see "here"
Take a simple tee, cut it through the middle, then sew a lace ribbon down the middle connecting each side again.
Et Voila! your new Tee ready to wear!
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Monday, January 21, 2013
DIY; Marc Jacobs Resort2013 Inspired Tee
As spring is creeping up on us all over town in all the stores... outside here in Holland it is far from it. These days snowy weather is upon us and it would be fun if your world stopped and you didn't have to get out of bed or go out on the streets, however I'm up early and out all day today. If your one of the lucky ones staying in today, a great way to do so is by crafting :)
So next time there is a snow storm on the horizon, get your craft supplies and stay in!
What you need;
- Color Tee
- Sequin band
- Fabric glue
- Scissors
- Old magazine
Remember to put a magazine or paper between the shirt so the glue does not stick sides together. Then all you need to do is cut sequins to size and stick on with fabric glue...
Et Voila! Your DIY Mac Jacobs Resort2013 inspired Tee
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Thursday, May 10, 2012
How to spice up a plain Tee Deux; DIY Leather Sleeves
A few days ago I posted how to DIY a peplum out of a regular shirt, today I'm changing up the sleeves of a plain tee for leather ones.
Et Voila! DIY Embellished Leather Sleeves!
XO
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Tuesday, May 8, 2012
How to spice up a plain Tee - DIY; Peplum Shirt
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Outfit Post + DIY Summer Statement Tee {Video}
I discovered iron-on paper and have been obsessing over DIY tee's. This is the latest one with a tutorial video. The shirts I make are playful, no need for a statement necklace with this one, the fringe has it covered. These shirts are fun for a festival in the summer or so or on a rainy day(got to make it work in this "Holland weather")
Shorts; Urban Outfitters, Wedges; Bertie, Neon Stud Bracelets; Forever21, Nail polish; (hands) MAC - Brown Paper Bag, (feet) Essie - Boat House
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