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THE WONKY TOP SKIRT TO TOP REFASHION
GREY TROUSER REFASHION
REFASHION: TURN AN OLD SWEATER INTO A SLOUCHY BOHO BAG
THE COMBO SHIRT REFASHION
THE COMBO SHIRT REFASHION
SWEATSHIRT BAG
Turn a sweatshirt into a bag at makery.co.uk
DIY: HOW TO TURN OLD T SHIRTS INTO T SHIRT YARN
HOW TO TURN OLD T SHIRTS INTO T SHIRT YARN
REFASHION: ADD A CONTRAST BAND TO A TOO SHORT TEE
DIY: USE TEA TO GIVE A VINTAGE LOOK TO A GARMENT
DIY: USE TEA TO GIVE A VINTAGE LOOK TO A GARMENT
REFASHION: JERSEY MAXI TO SLOUCHY TEE
REFASHION: SHIRT DRESS TO TAILED SHIRT
REFASHION: BLEACH SHIBORI
POLKA DOT BLOUSE REFASHION
REFASHION: BLEACH POLKA DOT JEANS REDO
REFASHION: PETER PAN COLLARED SHIRT
REFASHION: BOXY TEE TO TANK TEE
REFASHION: WINTER COAT REDO
REFASHION: SWEATER TO CARDI
REFASHION: SKIRT TO BASIC TOP
REFASHION: SKIRT TO HAREM PANTS
REFASHION: PASHMINA TO SLOUCHY TEE
REFASHION: MENS TEE TO 3/4 SLEEVE TUNIC TEE
REFASHION: DYED LEATHER GLOVES
COFFEE DYEING SILK
TEA DYEING SILK
REFASHION: CARDI TO SWEATER
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  1. Judy in newport news va says

    29th April 2018 at 3:20 pm

    THIS LOOKS VERY INTERESTING. I AM OFTEN THINKING OF RE-PURPOSING A SHIRT OR SKIRT.

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  2. Carol Davies says

    22nd January 2019 at 11:28 pm

    I’ve had good even dyeing with Dylon Machine dye. The main problem of dyeing commercially made clothes is the polyester thread which often does not take the dye. Any suggestions on how to overcome that? It’s only a problem where there is top stitching on the outside of the garment.

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    • portia says

      28th January 2019 at 12:20 pm

      It is what it is I think Carol. There are specialist dyes for polyester. But they can get pricey. Personally I don’t know of a way around it (but would love to know!) and it is fingers crossed for me with every dye job, that the original maker didn’t use poly thread!

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  3. Terri Henninger says

    17th August 2019 at 7:28 pm

    Love this collar transformation. I heard your interview on Love to Sew. I have been watching and listening to various podcasts and YouTube channels on fashion sewing the past six months. I enjoy sewing, and for me sewing with a purpose, or destinations is a must. I quilt, but really how many quilts does one need in the Arizona desert. I give them away and now starting to sew for charity. I am not a clothes hound but I enjoy fashion sewing. Following the sewing community I am thrilled to have found the Refashioners. Last month I re-purposed a charity shop dress with a wonderful cotton stretch skirt and a pilled top into a darling A-line skirt. I am hooked. Thanks for inspiring me and sharing your talents. I am excited to become part of this community.

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