Now I know y'all are going to
LoVe
this one...cuz I sure do
You are NeVeR going to believe what it's made of...
That's right...a FrIgGiN' T-sHiRt
What else will you need?
A dinner plate
Fabric glue
Scissors
{{ignore the yellow pen..}}
Step 1 ~ Cut the sleeves off!
Step 2 ~ Cut the T down the middle {{like a zipper}}
Step 3 ~ Cut at the shoulders
{{ you thought you were done cutting didn't you ? }}
HA! Not even close...
It should look like this...once it's laid out
Step 4 ~ Place plate upside down on t-shirt.
Try to cut as close to the edges as you can.
It's a sLoPpY CiRcLe...but it does the job
I got {{ 7 }} circles out of {{ 1 }} t-shirt
Step 5 ~ Cut each circle into a spiral
WhOa!!!
And I thought my circle was sloppy...sheesh
Step 6 ~ Hold each piece at the center and pull the tails through your fist.
This step will curl the edges
Step 7 ~ Group all of your pieces together.
Adjust them so the lengths look fairly staggered but not too cRaZy.
Step 8 ~ Take an extra piece of the t-shirt and wrap around the center of the bunch...
Step 9 ~ Attach with fabric glue
Step 10 ~ Hold in place for a few seconds. Let sit for about 5 minutes.
You can either leave as is....OR...
eMbElLiSh
I took another leftover piece and made a rosette.
I attached it directly to the other
scrap with fabric glue.
scrap with fabric glue.
And...vOiLa...you've got yourself a fAnTaBuLoUs scarf!
I like to add a little fRoStInG...
{yes...I did make that clip}
Both look ToTaLlY aWeSoMe with a jacket...





















I love this. It's chic, doable and so creative. Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love how this turned out..and no sew is the best!
ReplyDeleteNo way no way! I love that this is recycled tshirt. You rock so hard!
ReplyDeleteawesome! I'd love to see it with a rainbow of colors!! ;)
ReplyDeleteSuper cute idea! Thanks for sharing! I can't wait to make one for myself. The possiblities are endless!
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WOW! this is awesome ...wonderful tutorial and so stylish.....thanks for joining my T.G.I.F. Linky party today....♥Tracy
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That is amazing! I need to make one of these and I can because it requires no sewing! Wow I love it :) I'm a new follower from the Elephant's Trunk. I appreciate your sweet comment you left.
ReplyDeleteGreat Idea, I'll have to try this.
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Thank you for sharing. That looks amazing. Don't forget to join me for More The Merrier Monday and link up all of your great projects.
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What a GREAT tutorial! And the scarf is so cute! Thanks for linking up.
ReplyDeleteJust AWESOME!!! Already whipped one up (cept I did do some hand tacking - I didn't want to wait for the fabric glue to dry, lol)!
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ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome! Thanks so much for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI love it too! I bought a black t shirt a few weeks ago just knowing I could do something with it. I'll post it when I do!
ReplyDeleteCute! Love how the circles lay! I love sewing with circles!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to Making It With Allie last week! I can't wait to see what you have for this week!
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Gorgeous! I like how you embellished yours.
ReplyDeleteI didn't bother trimming mine, I cut it two at a time and it was super quick.
I'm running out tomorrow to the thrift store to find some awesome colours.
Thanks so much for dropping by.
Great DIY. So easy and looks fab
ReplyDeletereally cute.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very cool idea! great tutorial..
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh!! i LOVE this!! i'm making two right now - one for me and one for my mom for mother's day : ) there are so many possibilities with this!! you could use different size plates to make various size circles and then cutting the spiral into either bigger spirals or smaller gives you a really cool layered scarf. i have every intention of making some more of these in different colors : )
ReplyDeleteToo Cute! I am going to have to make one.
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I love my new scarf! Thanks for posting the directions!
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Super Cute! Check out my website..
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Love it! Thanks for sharing!
Just out of curiosity, why do you have to cut the "zipper" part? I'm confused about the purpose of that cut. :) Not really a crafty sort myself, but I want to try this one. ;)
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