Sew Green Resources

There's "free or almost-free" fabric in your closet and at thrift stores. If you are interested in wardrobe refashioning, you'll find lots of great ideas and tutorials online. The list below is a short list of internet sources for great ideas and how-tos for the wardrobe re-fashionista. There are many, many more! You may need to look through the archives at each site to find the specific projects sited in the list below. It's worth the time to follow the links as you'll find some very creative projects for inspiration or to do following the directions provided.

To join the wardrobe refashioning movement, visit:

www.wardroberefashion.com Sign their pledge and have fun using your sewing skills to refashion things you already own--all while having fun and saving money, too!

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• http://www.madebylex.com (lots of refashioning tutorials)

• http://feeds.craftstylish.com (project tutorials)

• http://rufflesandrosescrafts.blogspot.com (t-shirt restyling ideas & more)

• http://mymamamadeit.blogspot.com

• http://whipup.net/tag/refashion sign up for their weekly digest and follow the links for the entries that interest you; lots of textile crafts.

• http://http://www.vivelyonline.com (t-shirt shrug)

• http://www.cutoutandkeep.net

• http://sewing.craftgossip.com

• http://melissaesplin.com (braided t-shirt necklace)

• http://blog.craftzine.com

• http://sarah-craftywannabee.blogspot.com (child’s skirt)

• http://iammommahearmeroar.blogspot.com (boys' hats)

• http://becauseshestartedknitting.blogspot.com (knotted scarf from t-shirts)

• http://www.bhg.com/crafts/ Sign up for their craft and quilting e-newsletters for lots of great ideas and free patterns and tutorials.

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