Upcycle plus size clothes diy ideas

Mummy Ask and I were out and about recently and saw a lady wearing one of these rompers. I knew Mum was in love and that Sister Ask would be too. I told Mum that I thought the romper was just a series of rectangles and I could probably make one. A few days

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Learn how to turn an old pair of jeans into an adorable DIY jean skirt! This same technique works for girls or women (including plus size!).

There are lots of ideas for upcycled clothing that extend the life of your fashions and keep everything out of landfills.

DIY poncho shirt

Going back to work in an office a thing so here are plus-size indie sewing patterns that can be used for a beautiful in office work wardrobe.

Well it has been a while since I posted but it was a stressful few months between no pain medicine, the one year anniversary of my mom's passing and the two year anniversary of my sisters' it was hard to get the enthusiasm to write. But New Year and new motivation so here is the latest in refashion plus size. My sister and I have the same tastes in some clothes in others we are like WTF why would you like that. This is one of them. But she loved it so time to make it looser and look good. I…

Sage green cotton cable knit V-neck sweater has been upcycled into a tunic top. This fun, one of a kind sweater tunic, has a slightly high waist, three-quarter sleeves and multiple panels to create skirt. A rayon windowpane shirt, cotton woven plaid, cotton brocade, sheer green with tattered lace, a salvaged rayon damask dinner napkin creates this patched panel slightly gathered skirt. Pocket Please check measurements Measurements are taken flat: Bust: 26” Waist: 33” Hips: 42” full Sleeve…

Refashion it! Take your thrift store clothes finds and these tutorials and upcycle your clothing into awesome new pieces, with just simple sewing!

This weekend I decided to venture out of my comfort zone and DIY my own up cycled t-shirt! In this tutorial I'll show you how to make your own peplum style top from an oversized men's shirt.