Here's a link to the post about making tops wearable longer...
Photo from Ruffles & Stuff
And a link to the post about upcycling bottoms...
Photos from Ruffles & Stuff
My favorite way to reuse outgrown clothing is making new dresses, hoodies and pants from their old knits. Ashley at Lil Blue Boo has some great, easy-to-follow patterns showing how to recycle your old t-shirts into great new clothing. After reading Disney's ideas I'm kicking myself for sending those 4 boxes of outgrown clothes to the thrift shop!
Today I also found this great idea from This Mama Makes Stuff to turn men's slacks into boy trousers. Perfect for Drew!
I'd love to hear how you upcycle clothing to make it wearable longer. Pictures, links, and descriptions would be appreciated!
Hiya
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Debs
Hi I can see that you posted this a while ago, but I think upcycling is always fashionable so I wanted to share with you a link to my blog where you can see an
ReplyDeleteupcycled Cindarella dress (made from curtains and a tablecloth)
and an upcycled child's party dress
(made from my own bridesmaid's dress).
See upcycled dresses here
I LoVe Upcycling my kids stuff! I use my kids tops that they have outgrown. Sometimes it's just a length thing, and I can add a bottom to make it into a dress. The girl's love them...who doesn't like a nice comfy sundress to twirl around in??? :)
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the link is from FB...I have a blog but it is under construction at the moment.
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ReplyDeleteIt's great to see so many eco-friendly ideas for revamping, up dating and reusing garments !
ReplyDeleteIt's a must in the 21st century.