There is more than one way to wear a t-shirt. How about in your head? Once you learn the basics of turning t-shirts into yarn, yesterdays outfit can quickly become tomorrows craft supply. Jennifer perkins Not all t-shirts are created equal and some work better than others for making t-shirt yarn

Introduction Start with a ready made skirt and the sky is the limit on what you can do with some craft felt, jewelry and a hot glue gun. Step 1 Collect Materials Most department stores have ready-to-wear blank felt skirts in seasonal colors. You can always make one too. Scalloped edges are a

Introduction This belt is the perfect accessory for your favorite dress or pair of jeans. Add beads or some gold hardware (we used brass plumbing couplers) for the finishing touch. Step 1 Cut strips Cut six 1 x 36 strips of fabric from the yard. Step 2 Slit Knot Join two strips of fab

Introduction Natural fibers, like burlap, take glue well, so the stocking will hold up when stuffed with Santa treats. Step 1 Create pattern and trace Create a pattern to get the exact shape you want. Draw a stocking shape on brown craft paper or a paper bag and then cut it out. Fold th

Step 1 Position fabric and pillow Lay the fabric down nicely and place the pillow in the middle. Step 2 Fold Over Fabric and Tuck Raw Edge Fold one side into the center of the pillow shape (Image 1). Fold the opposite side of the fabric up. Tuck the raw edge in a few inches. Fold that pi

Introduction This DIY Halloween costume is perfect if youre short on time and money. It will take less than an hour to make and will cost a few dollars in materials. Step 1 Measure your monsters head and cut the fleece Measure around your dogs head and add 5. Cut the fleece to that length a

Step 1 Make pattern and measure fabric Make a pattern of the paper first, this will keep it organized and will really come in handy if you are using fabric with an intricate print that you want to make sure is centered. Use craft paper, old wrapping paper, or newspaper to create a 36 x 36 squar

Step 1 Flat Lay Shirt and Pin Lay the t-shirt graphic side up and pin both sides with four or six pins. Step 2 Crop graphics area Trim wide around the logo leaving as much fabric around the graphic as you can. Step 3 Fold and cut small square Fold the shirt on all fours. Cut a 2” x

Step 1 Pillow measurement and cut fabric Measure the shape of the pillow to determine how much fabric you need. Our shape is 17” square. Add an inch to this measurement for a seam allowance and that is how wide the fabric should be. Multiply that width by two to determine the length. Then add 3

Introduction Retro Stockings Hang this retro-inspired stocking by the fireplace and old St. Nick wont be able to resist filling it with all kinds of mid-century handmade goods and atomic memorabilia. Step 1 Picasa Cut storage pieces Using a large piece of butcher paper or other paper, dra

Jennifer perkins Using a hot glue gun and moss, build a greenhouse that fits your favorite houseplants. Jennifer perkins Tools and materials (6) picture frames hot glue gun + hot glue reindeer moss small plant Jennifer perkins Remove the back of the picture frames and discard them. Depen

Introduction Most children and even adults love miniature furniture and fairy garden items. The idea of ​​a small world is intriguing, like the Lilliputians, and fun to play with. To make this pumpkin town, handcrafted pumpkins were used to make the project last longer. Step 1 Draw Design

Introduction before We found two old boxes at a salvage store and turned them into a pair of bathroom mirrors. This easy project requires no power tools and takes only a couple of hours. Step 1 Mirror size Take the box to a glass store and have them cut the mirror to the exact size of the

Introduction For decades, I have admired the colorfully painted quilts that adorn country barns on my travels. The hand-painted wood décor is a nod to traditional quilting and can literally be described as an ornate quilt design applied to a barn as an outdoor décor. Quilting the barn became a thi

Step 1 Break tiles Break the tiles into manageable pieces with a hammer. Be sure to break off the bottom of the tile so you dont scratch the surface. Step 2 Arrange Tiles Sort and arrange your favorite tiles before spreading the putty on the table. Step 3 Spread Adhesive and Set Tile

Introduction Weve repurposed two kitchen cabinets that would normally go above a refrigerator into a handy entryway bench with extra storage for shoes. Step 1 Paint the cabinets Sand, prime and paint the cabinets. Allow plenty of time to dry between each coat. Step 2 Add bench support

Introduction To make this fall porch decoration, we stacked three pumpkins in a planter and then adorned the pumpkins in vines, greenery, babys breath, and some feathers. Step 1 Paint and Prepare In order to stack the pumpkins, break the stem off the bottom two pumpkins. Or cut holes in the

Introduction Silver painted PVC pipes make this bed frame look like metal. Instead of a candle, you can hang a canvas, a flag, or any kind of sturdy material. We made another version of this headboard without the sail. We ran a string across the top section, then clipped the postcards onto the

Step 1 Play with scale and proportion The key to creating a well-balanced group of tabletop topiaries is to ensure a proper mix of heights. Odd number groupings work best with proper spacing (three and five are the most common numbers), and are best arranged with a mix of tall, medium and short

hNo needles or hooks are required for this spooky yarn project. Learn how to create an amazing macrame wall hanging perfect for Halloween with minimal knot knowledge. A project so easy youll be able to get it up and hanging on your walls in just an afternoon. Vickie Howell This project was create