One day a shirt,
the next day a bag.
Jersey was easier to work with than I thought – very stretchy and very forgiving. Lining the bag with regular quilting fabric helps the jersey keep it’s shape.
I wore this shirt until it shrunk a little too much. The sleeves make fun straps, don’t they?
I do believe my t shirts are gonna babe to hide! This is genius!!
Thanks for sharing!!!
Love, love, love it! You’re a genius! I wish I knew how to sew…
What a great idea! So cute!
What a great idea. I would never of thought to use a t-shirt for a bag.
To me anything can be turned into a bag.
That is a great bag! Such neat stitching in the photos. I have been cutting up Sophie’s outgrown patterned T-shirts into a quilt. has taken quite a while and the sections are getting bigger as the t-shirts are getting bigger to it is no longer an very even size, but we shall get there.
I now have photoshop! So I shall be using your tutorial this easter break.
I’ve been saving my boy’s T-shirts to one day turn into something. Not sure what yet…
Have fun with the tutorial! I’ve found creating designs that I dream I can turn into fabric is kind of addicting.
I’ve been saving my boy’s T-shirts to one day turn into something. Not sure what yet…
Have fun with the tutorial! I’ve found creating designs that I dream I can turn into fabric is kind of addicting.
That is super cute! I have some rather shrunken t-shirts I’d like to do this with… I have to buy replacements first, though, and I don’t know when that’s going to happen.
loved that city AND that store *sigh* but we moved and now live somewhere not nearly as much fun……hopefully we’ll be back!