I’m not really into DIYing clothes, probably because I have far more than any person needs (although I did get my MacGyver on in Amsterdam, making cufflinks out of some random clips I found in a supermarket), but I’m glad that Threadbanger finally gave me a reason to post about them in the form of this tutorial of how to make a hoodie out of a t-shirt with surprisingly few materials. I’d recomment trying this out on an old tee first, since I’d presume that making your own clothes would be a pretty disaster-strewn process for those of you who aren’t experinced.
Here’s the tutorial in text and picture form.
And a video tutorial.
[via Tcritic]
I know this blog does Veer off topic quite a lot as it is, but I thought that as the Imaginary Foundation are a much loved entity around here that I’d point out the notcot post about IFs show at the Stussy store in New York San Francisco since it has a load of pictures in it.
Check it out!
Straight from my inbox:
“Here at Teetonic we are giving you and your readers the chance to win 7
designer tees in our latest competition. As if that wasn’t enough to
satisfy any t-shirt lover, we are also offering you 20% off at the
checkout on our tees. Everyones a (fashionable) winner!
Here’s the details… why not spread the word!?
Win all of the limited edition t-shirts by top designers created for the
Six Cities Design Festival – including Zandra Rhodes, Wayne Hemingway,
Peter Saville and Stefan Sagmeister – see them online at www.teetonic.com
Complete this sentence in six words:
Design is…
Email your answer and preferred size, stating unisex or girl fit, to
sixcities@teetonic.com
For 20% off the t-shirts use promo code ‘design’ at check out.
Good luck!!”
Just in case anyone was confused by the competition, I think that the sentence would total 8 words, ‘Design is…’ plus 6 more. The Six Cities competition they held yielded some really impressive tees by designers that you can name drop and ‘normal’ people will actually recognise them!
