1. Add flowers, a logo, or anything that's printed on fabric to a basic tee.
All you need is Heat n Bond, which you can get at most craft stores. Here's the full tutorial.
2. Or use iron-on hem tape to make a cutout lace shape in the back.
3. Trim last year's shorts with lace (or ~layers~ of lace).
4. Or turn them into preppy polka-dotted shorts with the help of a pencil eraser.
5. Shape an old scarf into a wrap that could have come from UO.
6. Cut out the crotch of old leggings to make a crop top.
Make those winter standbys into something new. Here's how.
7. Turn an old tee into a midi skirt using some strategic tying.
8. Snip out the back and turn some of the excess fabric into strappy cords.
9. Cut up an old maxi skirt to make a colorful sundress.
10. Use studs to make a diamond pattern in the back of a tee.
11. Layer lace over an old pair of white pants (or white dress, or whatever) and use it as a stencil.
12. Paint fabric dyes onto an old dress to make it colorful.
13. Turn an old tee into an open-back workout shirt in 20 minutes.
14. Cut a straight line up the back of an old shirt or sweater, then attach Velcro for a trendy open back.
15. And use the rest of the excess to make these blister-free flip flops.
16. Hot glue a string of sequins to a crop top to spell out a word.
17. Turn felt into a bleach stamp pad, and stamp patterns all over an old shirt or old pants.
18. Button and tie a work shirt so it fits like a shoulder-less crop top.
