Posts tagged sweatshirt

• 23 May

  Blog: ThreadHeads

  How to Make a Jean Collar Sweatshirt

  Thanks to amazing forum member Ryan Moore for this idea and lesson! To see his tutorial in more detail, check out the video!  Materials: Old pair of jeans (or just the top waistband with zipper part)Plain crew neck sweatshirtSeam RipperScissorsSewing MachinePins  1. Take your seam ripper a

• 11 Apr

  Blog: ThreadHeads

  Remake Old Sweaters into Springy Cardigans!

  Although the weather here in Portland doesn't feel quite like Spring yet, the flowers blooming on the trees have got me thinking about spring-ifying my wardrobe a bit. Cardigans are a must for this time of year, and with my small collection of thrift store sweaters purchased for refashioning, I sta

• 25 Jan

  Blog: ThreadHeads

  How to Make a Baby Pod Out of an Old Sweatshirt

  Hey Everyone! If you've got a special baby in your life that needs a little something to keep warm in the winter months, we've got an answer for you! Make them a baby pod! Here are some simple instructions to make a cute little baby outfit. For more informatin, watch the video!   1. First

• 12 Dec

  Blog: ThreadHeads

  How to Make a Beanie, Poncho, and Mittens from a Sweater

  This time on threadbanger we take an old pattern print sweater and turn it into three items! A beanie hat, poncho and mittens. With this quick how-to you will be ready to rock your winter fashion wardrobe. Do it yourself fashion for the next generation, DIY or DIE! For more information, watch the v

• 05 Dec

  Episode: Projects

  How to Make a Scoodie, Hoodies, Scarves, Holly Jolly How To

  This week the mysteries of the Scoodie revealed. What is a scoodie you ask. Only the latest super rad fad in the DIY winter fashion movement. Combine a Scarf with a Hoodie and you get a Scoodie! Learn how to take your old sweat shirt and make one in no time.

• 02 Dec

  Episode: Projects

  Old Sweater, Shrug, Skirt, Holly Jolly How To

  For the first episode of Holly Jolly How-to's we show you a quick way to convert an old sweater into a matching shrug and skirt set. Now you can stay warm without losing any of your cool factor.