Trash to couture

The corset trend is one of my favorites right now because of its historic background which dates back to the 1500's. Origi...

Esta es una idea genial para un cambio de estilo. #bomber #estilo #diy #costura

The ballet wrap is a classic piece and can be versatile to wear. A workout top for yoga, a casual cover up post workout, or for ...

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Update a scarf into a lux halter top with this quick under 5 minute tutorial. You can do the "no sew" knotted option (white dress form) or sewn (black dress form). Supplies: -Scarf (mine measured 26" x 26") -Chain or trim. With wrong side up, fold the bottom in an accordion like sections to just about half way point. Press the fold into place. You can add some stitching on the bottom here if you'd like. I used my decorative stitching from my Brother Machine. Cut chain to fit around your neck…

Wanna makeover your dresses, tops, pants, and accessories? This ultimate resource will walk you through 20 ways to recycle old clothes you already have...

How do you reuse clothes that are too small? Check out this list of refashion clothes tutorials to inspire you and teach you new sewing skills!

::::::Click links below to visit page::::::: For a list of my DIY tutorials that have basic supplies and instructions click here. Trash to Couture upcycled refashions are created to inspired a less wasteful approach to fashion. You can be consciously creative and stylish. For video tutorials go here. Men's shirt to Paper Bag Waist Skirt Old Quilt Sewn Dress Denim Jacket From Jeans Versatile Zipper Racerback from T-Shirt DIY Espadrille Wedges from Men's Shirt DIY: Placemats to Roundie Bag…

Supplies: Thrifted Indian Choli. I got this in the Halloween section of a thrift store. It was 50% off so I got it for basically nothing. The beading was amazing along with the vibrant colors...I made pockets with the sleeves so I didn't have to cut the beaded work. Sewed the back up with a zipper and wah la! Before it was a lovely Indian Choli...I didn't take my scissors to it so I can still wear it as a cropped blouse. When thrifting I always look for unique fabrics like this! Up close! Oh…