Basic tee to cardigan
44 comments save last comment by Llama R. almost 4 years ago
|
decided to cut a basic tee to make it look like a cardigan/henley shirt
over 4 years ago |
Eddie J.
SAN DIEGO,
United States
76 posts
i think it looks really nice yooo
id probbly cut the sleeves and just make it into a a vest. i think that would look better
October 15, 2008
Miguel S.
LAS VEGAS,
United States
235 posts
yeah, good idea ill try that too
one user suggested putting buttons on it, i think thats also a good idea... if only i can stitch lol
October 15, 2008
Miguel S.
LAS VEGAS,
United States
235 posts
will try :)
October 18, 2008
Kevin L.
SAN FRANCISCO,
United States
3 posts
great idea.
can't wait to try it.
October 18, 2008
Miguel S.
LAS VEGAS,
United States
235 posts
show us what you come up with (:
October 19, 2008
Feathers K.
NL,
Europe
39 posts
Wauw that's very handy! Maybe i'll try this with an old Tee:)
October 26, 2008
Nicholas F.
LOS ANGELES,
United States
200 posts
Woah, that's kinda awesome.
December 21, 2008
Fallen F.
A WITHERING FLOWER,
Singapore
4 posts
you could sew on more cloth to the ends to act as some sort of weight? Can't wait to try too!!!!!
January 14, 2009
Nicole D.
MARYLAND,
United States
14 posts
this is cool!
March 11, 2009
Laura K.
STRAWBERRY FIELDS,
Finland
5 posts
nice idea! :D i must try this
March 12, 2009
Katherine S.
CEBU CITY,
Philippines
4 posts
a frnd of mine tried that on his long sleeve, it ddnt work too well cause it was small.. but urs is oversized ryt so i think thatll work.
March 12, 2009
Krista Marie I.
United States
19 posts
so simple yet a great and creative idea! nice job
March 12, 2009
Cody R.
ROSEVILLE, OHIO,
United States
1 posts
I think it turned out really good :)
March 12, 2009
Nell K.
A SMALL TOWN,
United States
177 posts
I never would have thought of this, i'm so going to do it now!
March 12, 2009
Chloe A.
MINNESOTA,
United States
3844 posts
that looks awesome! I think you could do something really cool with buttons or ties to close it shut, too. Like maybe shred the inside edges so you can tie them together?
I'll fer sure try this soon. thanks for the idea! =)
March 12, 2009
Dara F.
TORONTO,
Canada
18 posts
LOVE THIS! For the ladies, maybe you could use a vintage brooch to close it up?
March 20, 2009
Azure A.
INDIANA,
United States
57 posts
original concept
March 20, 2009
Zarla L.
THE 80'S,
Philippines
1 posts
♥ it! Or maybe you can also add big buttons to make it more stylish
March 21, 2009
Kate G.
DURHAM,
United Kingdom
11 posts
Cool idea (:
March 21, 2009
Kass Y.
PHILIPPINES,
Philippines
8 posts
great idea! i have a plain white shirt that's just too big for me. x) i might just turn it into a cardy, too.
March 27, 2009
Chase B.
NYC,
United States
10 posts
sounds cool.
March 27, 2009
Megan E.
IDAHO,
United States
9 posts
I might try this. It looks simple enough. I've been trying to get into DIY clothing for a while, but I'm not so talented in that department.
I might as well give it a shot. I have plenty of old shirts to practice on. Trial and error. :)
March 27, 2009
Soph H.
IRELAND/BRIGHTON/AMSTERDAM,
Europe
169 posts
I might have to try that idea, I never thought of doing that before!
March 27, 2009
Daniel H.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
71 posts
Really good idea, I'm gonna try with some of my spares
April 5, 2009
Jessica J.
WONDERLAND,
Sweden
76 posts
wow! i wanna try this .. :)
May 13, 2009
Emily H.
NORWICH,
United Kingdom
176 posts
nice idea, i'll deffinetly give it a go (:
May 16, 2009
Michael D.
MANHATTAN,
United States
47 posts
i was thinking of doing this exact thing with a thriftstore sweater! i like the vest idea, though.
May 16, 2009
Sandy T.
Mexico
3 posts
i just cut the sleeves of my old cardigan a couple of days ago cause i couldnt find the right vest
June 1, 2009
Karst K.
IMAGINATION LAND,
Estonia
547 posts
great idea.. i just can't decide what shirt to use.. kinda seems to hard of a choice..
June 2, 2009
Viki C.
LDN,
United Kingdom
1685 posts
this is a great idea!
i'm gonna go do this now XD
and i have a million buttons in some box somewhere so i'll probably stitch them on.
June 6, 2009
Vivian N.
HOGWARTS,
Canada
191 posts
great idea! trying that this weekend.
June 19, 2009
Asia J.
LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA,
United States
26 posts
Trying soon! thanks :)
June 20, 2009
Hans L.
CHROMATHEORY,
United States
106 posts
sew it.
June 23, 2009
Emily L.
United Kingdom
388 posts
i like it, n buttons are easy, button holes however are harder, but you might get away with not doing them if the fabric doesnt fray at all
June 23, 2009
Mallory M.
THE SOUTH,
United States
315 posts
That looks really good!! I'm gunna have to try that sometime!
June 23, 2009
Nikita S.
AUS,
Australia
21 posts
good idea! that never would have occurred to me.
June 27, 2009
Emilia H.
CHICAGO,
United States
76 posts
hm i think i might try it! :D
July 4, 2009
Yasemin Y.
NEW YORK,
United States
15 posts
ohoh, i am trying this.
July 5, 2009
Llama R.
LOS ANGELES,
United States
27 posts
itd look pretty radical with a shirt with some design on the front.
i'm gonna do both :D
July 11, 2009