Name: 洋服をDIY!DIY Tシャツクラフト5選【Tシャツの裁断アイデアと5つの着こなしプロジェクト (DIY Clothes! DIY 5 T-Shirt Crafts (T-Shirt Cutting Ideas and Projects with 5 Outfits))
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T07:10:42.000Z
Duration: 18 min 17 s
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In this video I will show you five epic DIY
t-shirt ideas, which will help you upcycle

your old shirts into amazing tops and get
you all ready for summer!

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Hello everybody! Summer is just around the
corner and I'm so looking forward to it. Long

sunny days, swimming in the sea, short sleeves
- I miss that very much! But talking about

short sleeves, you do need a lot of cute and
stylish clothes this summer. And don't worry

if your closet is full of boring t-shirts
because I'm here to save you. In this tutorial,

I'm going to show you how to transform plain
t-shirts into the cutest tops and shirts that

you'll love. I came up with four, actually
five designs that I can't wait to share with

you, so let's just get into it.
First we are making this adorable panda tee

with lace out of a plain white t-shirt! Mine
happens to have the adorable word on, but

no problem if yours doesn't. For the lace
edge you will need a piece of lace and a fabric

glue. I went for hot pink lace to add some
color to the shirt and we are just going to

glue it along the bottom edge. Flip your shirt
inside out and place a piece of cardboard

between the back and the front of the shirt,
to prevent them sticking together while gluing

the lace. Apply some glue along the inside
edge of your shirt and place on your lace,

that's how simple this is! This DIY literally
takes 2 minutes and adds so much to a plain

t-shirt! One side is done so turn the shirt
around and keep adding more lace until the

entire bottom edge is nice and lacey. There
we go! Now just leave the glue to dry for

about 20 minutes and you can flip the shirt
around again to see the beautiful result.

My shirt still has a lot of blank space so
I decided to draw a panda design on as well.

Here I am just sketching the panda's eyes,
nose and mouth. For the eyes we need two large

oval patches, a cute little heart for the
nose and we are also going to add little pink

cheeks to this sweet buddy. Inside the black
patches we need to leave two white circles

for the eyes. So I am just sticking a circled
piece of masking tape there.

Place a piece of cardboard inside the shirt.
This will make it easier to draw but will

also prevent the color to transfer on the
back of your shirt. And now we are all ready

to start coloring our lovely panda bear. With
this technique you can also make other cute

animal tops, like a cat or a mouse. These
are just so easy to make and they look absolutely

adorable! Nose is done, now on to the mouth.
I am using black and pink fabric markers to

match the lace. Lastly I am drawing two pink
ovals below our panda's eyes. This makes him

look even cuter but also connects the lace
and the panda design together into the prettiest

shirt ever. This shirt really went from nothing
special to most adorable shirt I have in my

closet. I am so happy with the result, I kinda
want to draw such Kawaii animal faces to all

of the shirts I own. Keeping the rest of my
outfit simple I paired it with black denim

Time to transform this long shirt into a gorgeous
lace heart fringe top. You'll need a shirt,

some lace, a heart stencil, self adhesive
paper, fabric glue, scissors or an exacto

knife. Cut a heart out of your stencil. Place
it on the self adhesive piece of paper, outline

with a pencil and cut it out.
Place the cardboard inside your shirt to make

sure that you will only be cutting the back
layer of the shirt. Take your exacto knife

and trace the shape of the heart to cut your
heart out. There you go you are left with

a pretty heart silhouette window. Flip the
shirt inside out and take a piece of lace

fabric. All we have to do is stick the lace
on the shirt. I like to dot a small amount

of glue all around the edge and then press
the lace on as I go. Let the glue dry completely,

mine takes about 20 minutes and then you can
flip the shirt around again to reveal the

awesome lace heart that we have just created!
Cut away the excess lace and we're done! I

think it looks so beautiful and I love how
easy this is to make.

Ok, first half of our shirt transformation
is complete, but we still have to make a knotted

fringe bottom to give this shirt a summery
and flirty vibe! I am sticking a piece of

masking tape on as a guide up to where I want
my fringe to go. My shirt is very long so

I also want to cut away some of the length.
If your shirt is shorter to begin with you

can just skip this step. Star cutting the
tassels up to the leading piece of a masking

tape. For a simple fringe top you can just
leave it like this – it already looks super

cool, but I will show a bit more special fringe
design by knotting the fringe pairs together.

Before that, let's give our strands a little
tuck so that they won't look as freshly cut.

Place a piece of a cardboard between the front
and the back layer of your shirt and we are

ready to start knotting! Knot together the
tassels all along the shirt, making the knots

as high as possible. Just like that... the
front is finished. Now we have to repeat the

same steps on the back. Knot together two
fringe strands and move on to the next pair

until you have knots all around your shirt.
Next row of knots needs to be bit lower, so

I am sticking on a piece of a masking tape
as a guide. Now you have to take one fringe

string of the first pair and one of the second
pair and knot them together, making a knot

below the masking tape. Take the remaining
string from the pair two and one string from

the pair three and make a knot. And so on
until you reach the end of the row. I will

knot the back later so here I am proceeding
with the row three. Grab a string from the

pair one and string from the pair two and
tie a knot about half an inch below the row

2. take the remaining string from the pair
2 and string from the pair three and make

a knot. Continue until the third row is finished.
I decided to make four rows of knots, so this

is my last one. I love how you get this pretty
crochet detailing with knotting the tassels.

If you want your crochet part to be wider,
go ahead and make more knotted rows. I think

four is just enough for me. I also knotted
the back strings and this is how pretty the

top looks in the end. I love how the tassels
give so much movement to the outfit and make

it look so interesting and full. I am so pleased
with the result!! If you want you can cut

away the excess fringe but a – a, I decided
to keep mine because I love the t-shirt to

pieces already. I paired my top with some
light washed skinny jeans and sneakers that

have blue stars all over. Some brown sandals
or wedges would go perfectly with this outfit

Here I am going to show you how the shirt
looks if you decide to cut away the excess

fringe strings. I happen to have an exact
same shirt only that this one is pink, and

I am going to repeat all the steps as before
with the blue one. Here is a little stop motion

movie of the process. Actually I get a lot
of questions how I do the stop motion for

my videos. It is really simple, all you have
to do is take pictures or a second clips of

the process. So I make one knot, film for
a second, then I make another knot, film for

a sec, make a third knot, film for a sec and
so on. When you put all of that footage together

you get a stop motion movie. So here we have
finished our knotting and it's time to cut

away the excess tassels! Just make a horizontal
cut below the fourth row of knots. Voila,

we got ourselves a beautiful cropped croche
top, which I think looks gorgeous. See how

you can get a completely different top with
just one simple step, in this case cutting

off the fringe. Since this top is shorter
I like wearing it with more high - waisted

This t-shirt is probably 10 years old but
I love the color, the graphic so I never wanted

to get rid of it. However the fit is ... horrible.
So let's pimp this baby into a cool shirt

full of interesting cut-outs! We need a shirt,
scissors or an exacto knife a thread and a

needle for a couple of stitches, ruler and
a masking tape. First we are making a braided

detail along the neckline. So trace with your
pencil, sketching where you want your braid

to be. I will be using my exacto knife for
the cuts so a piece of cardboard inside the

shirt is a must. Now start making one to two
inch cuts crossing our sketched line. You

can totally use scissors for this if you don't
have an exacto knife. Continue making these

cuts all along the neckline. Now what you
want to do is take the first two strands and