Reconstructed clothing diy

40 creative DIY ways to repurpose and upcycle clothes from your own wardrobe or from secondhand finds from the thrift store.

Recent Refashions in the DIY world to get you inspired to upcycle your clothes!

Deep deep midnight blue and black dress with an asymmetrical waistline and hem. There's a pod pocket on one side and a drawstring on the other. Hand sculpted, reconstructed, all recycled.

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Thrift 3 flannels to DIY your new favorite fall piece. I’ll show you how I made my go-to layering piece for the winter.

A NEW KIND OF BORO COAT // THE RW REPURPOSED COAT 1. #rareweaves

Tons of fun ideas to modify your clothes so they look more stylish then before. Great ideas for Thrifting! Find steals on clothes and refashion them to meet your needs and wants. See all 33 different ways to restyle your clothes on Listotic.

charcoalier than thou: a jaunty cropped cardigan-ish sweater made from heavy fulled wool, in a variety of deep shades of gray. I reserve the right to use the phrase "shades of gray" and not have it be a reference to that badly-written book. Where were we? It's cropped. It has elbow-length sleeves, and a little turned-up collar and in general a most pleasing shape. It's sewn with exposed serged thread in deep graphite gray. I designed and made this piece without a pattern using recycled…

I've been having a lot of fun reconstructing clothing out of thrifty store finds lately. I get a great deal of satisfaction from this....

I've been having a lot of fun reconstructing clothing out of thrifty store finds lately. I get a great deal of satisfaction from this. This particular tunic is made from a linen jumper (below) that I found for $2.99 and a full length black linen skirt for 99 cents. Basically, I cut the extra length off the jumper, added that to the sides and made a large border of black linen on the sides and bottom. I changed the buttons on the front to little black buttons and took the back ties and moved…