August 25, 2008 at 5:00 am by Allison McCarthy
Second Time Around
We’re all guilty of owning a t-shirt that’s seen better days. So soft, worn to perfection ““ it’s hard to part with such a time-tested staple. But sometimes, enough is enough and you just have to let go.
When I say let go, I certainly don’t mean throw away. It’s just time to revisit your favorite tee’s form and function. Thanks to the t-shirt redo book that Haute Nature tipped us off to, you can find 99 different ways to reconstruct your tattered top. Cutting, sewing, trimming, and tying are just some of the ways to prove that sometimes the second time around does actually work out.
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August 25th, 2008 at 5:23 am
Oh this is great! I’m always impressed by the scissor artists — I have seen some ladies do the coolest things with old t-shirts and I can never quite figure out how they did it so well. Now I’ll know.
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