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Take those unworn and unwanted clothing items, and turn them into clothing you’ll love with these refashion clothes tutorials!
I got into sewing originally because I started refashioning. I loved being able to make something completely unique and not have to sew everything single detail on the garment.
I used to make pretty crazy stuff. I’ve calmed down in my designs, but I still have a deep true love for refashioning.
Refashioning saves me time and money. It also can be a way to save memories and help the environment.
This is a big list of tutorials for refashioning. Some are for woven fabric and some are for knit fabric. The majority of them are for women, but there are just a couple for kids.
What is refashioning?
Refashioning is to fashion clothing again or differently. I usually use this to describe when I’m sewing clothing to fit different or to look different, but the majority of the item stays the same.
what is upcycling?
Upcycling is to reuse material to create something better than the original. I usually use this to describe when I’m sewing adult clothing into clothing for children or I’m sewing clothing into an accessory or house item.
Do you love to refashion? Try one of these fun refashion tutorials to make something you love!
- T-shirt Refashion Tutorials
- Dress Refashion Tutorials
- Pants Refashion Tutorials
- Button up Shirt Refashion Tutorials
- Sweatshirt Refashion Tutorials
- Sweater Refashion Tutorials
Refashion Clothes Tutorials
Take those unworn and unwanted clothing items, and turn them into clothing you'll love with these refashion clothes tutorials!
Take a button up shirt and turn it into a stunning dress! Just add fabric to the shirt for the perfect summer dress.
Turn an unworn dress into a beautiful skirt. Sometimes you'll wear a skirt more than a dress so this tutorial teaches you how to cut it!
If you have to wear a unisex t-shirt, you can refashion it into a lovely ruffle tee!
Tired of your long sleeved dress? Cut the sleeves off and turn them into a belt. It's an easy refashion that cinches in the waist!
Take an unlined lace dress and turn it into a beautiful lace top! It's great for all those vintage lace dresses that need some updates!
Take a tunic or dress and make it into a beautiful bell sleeve top. I love refashions like this because they are so easy for a stunning change.
You can make your pajama pants into a beautiful new top! Add embroidery for the perfect touch.
Add knit fabric to a men's button up shirt for a stunning top. It makes knit fabric not so scary since you combine it with woven fabric!
Add lace to four different items for some pretty refashions! The best part about these tutorials is that they are all no-sew!
Take a vintage shirt dress and turn it into a modern faux wrap dress. This tutorial changes the length and the side seams.
Add bias tape to a button up shirt for lovely contrast details. There's so many different combinations you can do.
Take a men's button up shirt with a hole in the elbow, and change it into a beautiful summer wrap top. It's a great top to wear with high waisted pants.
Add a touch of glitter to your sweater with this sleeve refashion. You don't change anything except for the glitter wrist, so it's a really easy sewing tutorial.
All those sweaters can become cozy cardigans with this refashion tutorial! There's three different ways so you can choose the one that works best for your sweater.
Combine two cardigans into a really fun colorblocked cardigan. It's a great way to change the length of the body and the sleeves since you can make it much shorter or longer.
Sew those unused scarves into fun skirts for girls. There are three different scarf sizes and shapes and three different skirts!
Don't throw away your holey socks, turn them into pockets! Those fun patterned socks will make the cutest pockets.
I love sewing for boys and couldn't leave them out! Here are three ways to refashion a basic solid tee for a unique look.
I love cutting up clothing to make something new. It's so great to be able to reuse something I have and to save time and money! Enjoy this free pattern for a DIY t-shirt romper for your baby.
Take a button up shirt and refashion it into Elsa's Frozen 2 jacket!
Take two button up shirts and refashion them into Anna's Frozen 2 dress!
Take two adult skirts and refashion it into Anna's Frozen 2 cloak!
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