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  DIY Advent Tag 21: T-Shirt mit Stoffresten und Ketten aufpeppen

DIE ANLEITUNG (Tutorial):

DIY PROJEKT: T-Shirt mit Stoffresten und Ketten aufpeppen  - Schritt 1 von 6 Das alte T-Shirt (oder Stoffreste) doppelt zusammenlegen und circa 2,5 Zentimeter breite und unterschiedlich lange, am Ende spitz zulaufende Streifen schneiden.

DIY PROJEKT: T-Shirt mit Stoffresten und Ketten aufpeppen  - Schritt 2 von 6Auch die Kette auf unterschiedliche Längen durch Aufbiegen von Ketten-Gliedern trennen. Die geöffneten Glieder brauchst du noch!

DIY PROJEKT: T-Shirt mit Stoffresten und Ketten aufpeppen  - Schritt 3 von 6 Im Schulterbereich mit der Nagelschere immer je zwei ganz kleine Löcher in den Shirt oder Sweatshirt stechen …

DIY PROJEKT: T-Shirt mit Stoffresten und Ketten aufpeppen  - Schritt 4 von 6 … und die Stoffstreifen durchziehen. Ich habe circa 4 Zentimeter unterhalb der Schulternaht auch jeweils zwei Stoffstreifen durchgezogen.

DIY PROJEKT: T-Shirt mit Stoffresten und Ketten aufpeppen  - Schritt 5 von 6Mit der Nadel wieder 2 Löcher durchbohren (siehe großes Foto) und ein offenes Ketten-Glied durchziehen.

DIY PROJEKT: T-Shirt mit Stoffresten und Ketten aufpeppen  - Schritt 6 von 6Nun die Kette daran einhängen und das offenen Ketten-Glied mit der Zange schliessen. Alternativ kannst du die Ketten auch auf dem Oberteil annähen. FERTIG!!!

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DIY Advent Tag 21: T-Shirt mit Stoffresten und Ketten aufpeppen

DIY Advent Tag 21: T-Shirt mit Stoffresten und Ketten aufpeppen

DIY Advent Tag 21: T-Shirt mit Stoffresten und Ketten aufpeppen

 DIY Advent Tag 21: T-Shirt mit Stoffresten und Ketten aufpeppen

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Friday, July 18, 2008

Pocahontas in da City

 

Yeah, more DIY! I made this fringe shirt/dress thing last week with just an old shirt and some scissors. I really like how it turned out, and I've worn it out twice already...with no stares! I thought everyone would give me a lot of greif for this one, but nobody really seems to care.


It was inspired by several things, but mostly by an amazing shot found on Hel Looks. Other things floating around in my head at the time included Maison Martin Margiela and Pocahontas.

Like I said, all you need is a big t-shirt and some (sharp) scissors to make this. All you do is cut, no sewing required. Here's what to do:
1) cut the front of your t-shirt like this (blue lines=cut, just incase you didn't guess!). ONLY the front, don't go all the way round to the back just yet.
2) Cut the back like this, in a halter shape. Remember to make the bottom cuts match up on the back and front.
3) This step is kinda optional, but it's easier if you do it. Use tape to mark out where a waist band will go, and also put tape on the top shoulder area.
4) Tape a waistband area on the back as well.
5) Now that you've got the basic shape cut out and the tape markers, all you gotta do is cut, cut, cut! Cut in sections so that you get each fringe/strip evenly shaped. Don't cut over the tape, it's there for a reason!
6) Here's how to do sections on the back.


7) Now cut even lines all over. Those first cuts should help to keep them straight and parralel.


Done!

Enjoy the fringe-y goodness. Belted or un-belted, any way rocks.
 


 


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I created this dress using 2 men's T shirts which are sewn together at the neck.
Supplies:
    * 2 identical cotton T shirts (I used Hanes white undershirts, size Large. I dyed them blue before making the dress) Men's size large T's will make a XS/S dress. If you wear a larger size, buy larger T shirts)
    * 4 1/2 length of braided elastic that is 3/8 wide

[Cut off the neck on both T shirts]


[Step 2: Create the pockets. Sew the arm holes closed on the right side of one of the shirts. Stitch a line approximately 1/2 inch above the arm bands]


[Step 3: Cut off the arm bands- I found that the pockets lay better without the added thickness. Don't cut too close to the stitches. Leave about 1/4 inch. This T shirt will be the skirt part of the dress]


[Step 4: Turn both shirts inside out and then sew them together at the neck]


[Step 5: I sewed a small piece of elastic on the front waistband to give the dress a better fit. At this point the front and back of the dress are the same. Just choose a side to be the front. Mark the middle with a pin. Measure 4 1/2 inches on both sides of the pin and mark those off spots off. This is where the elastic gets sewn]


[Here is the sewn on elastic. Make sure you stretch the elastic while sewing it. It creates a nice, gathered look in between the pockets]


[Final step: Turn the dress right side out, put it on and tuck the pockets in]
 
 

 



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