You would not believe the amount of free sewing projects and sewing clothes tutorials I have in my inbox. Who knew there were so many old t-shirts being remade into such gorgeous clothing! I’m seriously impressed with you crafty frugalistas who are sewing clothes.
Sewing Clothes
This is just a taste of all the sew clothes tutorials readers have submitted. I hope you’ve been inspired and if you visit their blogs, be sure to tell them the Tip Junkie sent ya. {{hugs}}
Sew Clothes
1. Ruffled T-shirt Beanie
2. 10 minute dish towel dress
3. Recycled T-Shirt Toddler Skirt
4. Super hero cape made from a towel
Free Sewing Projects
5. Old socks into cute leg warmers
6. Shirt refashion to toddler ruffle dress
7. Bleach Art
8. Little girl’s sweater dress repurpose
Re-purposed Children’s Outfits
9. Embellished jean skirt tutorial made out of jeans
10. Skirt Tutorials for Christmas
11. How to Turn 5 T-Shirts Into a Rug
12. Crocheted Toddler Bracelets using elastics
Sewing Clothes
13. T-shirt Kids Apron
14. Daddy’s shirt made into PJ’s
15. Double ruffle twirl skirt tutorial
16. 15 Minute Jammy Pants
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Comments
Parents should always know the best means to buy toddler clothes.
I totally agree with you, before buying kids clothes parents should be aware of the fabric used in the clothes.
I want that sweater dress for myself! lol
Kim @ http://frostmeblog.blogspot.com
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Loving these Great children clothing tutorials.
On my to do list, Thanks!
My daughter is going to college soon and this is a great way to send some of her little sisters memories with her. A bracelet made from her little shirt, LOVE IT!!!
It is understandable that money can make people independent. But what to do if somebody doesn’t have money? The one way is to get the home loans or auto loan.
Loving these Great children clothing tutorials.
On my to do list, Thanks!