Spring weather has me ready to clean out my closet and get ready for summer. I rounded up over 13 t-shirt refashion ideas to get inspired about refreshing old shirts into fun, new tops! These are great sewing projects for beginners, especially if you’re new to knits, because you aren’t spending a bunch of money on fabric. If you spread the word, your friends and neighbors will give you their handmedowns to makeover for free, too!
If you don’t have any shirts ready for a new look, head out to Goodwill and check out my here!
What’s the biggest issue you have when it comes to refashioning tshirts? I think lots of these would be perfect for refashioning boxy men’s shirts into more feminine shirts for women. I’m having trouble choosing which one to sew for summer next, let me know your favorite t-shirt refashion ideas!
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13+ T-shirt refashion ideas
from Sew Much Love, Mary – I haven’t tried an open back shirt yet, but this would give some great ventilation for summer I think!
How to here at Swoodson Says- if you shrunk a shirt in the wash, this is an easy way to add some length.
from Mabey She Made It – I love the back detail with a surprise of the different print.
here at Swoodson Says – this was my most recent refashion and I get so many compliments on it.
from Bonnie and Blithe – I love how this looks, I would’ve never guessed she made it!
here at Swoodson Says – an oldie but goodie for me, this could be replicated with any geometric shape.
from Sews and Bows – if your shirt is too tight at the seams, this makes it more comfortable and looks summery!
here at Swoodson Says – a unique silhouette, this tshirt refashion is a great way to hide stains (or a big lunch).
at Michael Ann Made – simple and chic, this looks really easy to do.
Creative at 5 Feet of Style – perfect for summer, I think this looks cute in front too (click through to see that).
from Heather Handmade – this looks really fresh and easy!
here at Swoodson Says – the easiest way to make a diy graphic tee, I use this method all the time.
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at Pearls & Scissors – I wouldn’t have thought of this and it looks totally store bought!
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