DIY: Crochet Rug from Tshirts
Jun 12, 2015
We found this great tutorial to recycle your old, oversized, holey or corporate printed tshirts you have laying around at the bottom of your drawers. This awesome DIY idea, helps turn these old tees into something more useful for the house or as a fun present. This DIY only requires you to cut them into strips and crochet them into these colourful rugs. Perfect for the bathroom
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DIY: Storage Boxes From Old Sweaters
May 12, 2015
Need some inspiration for updating your
organization in your home? I love collecting containers, boxes of all sizes to
store/hide my clutter and what not. After discovering this great (and cheap) DIY
tutorial, I’m so excited to upcycle some old jumpers and gain some super cute
storage boxes!1. Start off by cutting off the top flaps
of the boxes with a knife/razor blade. 2.
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Make a Strapless Top Out of A T-shirt
Apr 11, 2015
Don't we all love a DIY that doubles the value of a piece of clothing while gaining another fashion item to rock on the weekend? Or what about the idea of sharing some of boyfriend's clothing and turning it into this trendy, simple strapless summer top for yourself? This search began, as I had found some elastic in my useful box and decided to find a tutorial to
upcycle so
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The Tea Towel Just Got More Useful!
Feb 12, 2015
It’s time to relook at the way we see the
ol’ tea towel. It’s not just some boring, practical kitchen accessory that
signals it’s time to do the dishes. After moving out of home, you realize how
much you take Mr. Tea towel for granted. I remember receiving a few tea towels
as a prize at a kitchen tea party. At the time, I didn't time much of it. But
to this day, I’m sti
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DIY: Frozen Costumes (Anna, Elsa and Olaf)
Jan 27, 2015
We found this great tutorial on AlphaMom for some great Disney movie Frozen tshirts. This would make a great party activity for a kids's birthday party. What kid doesn't still love Frozen?
Supplies for Anna, Elsa & Olaf costumes:
1. pre-washed white plain t-shirts.
2. fabric paint
3. cardboard for inside of the t-shirts so the paint doesn’t leak through
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