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Decorate a shirt with these simple flowers.
Make a boring t-shirt into something unique! I am always inspired by the shirts and dresses from Anthropologie and I never want to pay 98$ for a shirt so I made my own! :)
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Step 1
Start with your shirt and then cut long strips of fabric for the flowers. I made the strips about 1/2'' wide. I burned the edges of the strips so they would not fray but you can let the fabric fray and I think the flowers will still look great!
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Step 3
Then I started sewing the strips into circles. You start in the middle and do a spiral until you run out of fabric or the flower is big enough. After I had all my flowers I sewed leaves where I thought they should go. So easy! :)
Comments

Humuhu
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Dhaka, Dhaka Division, BD
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29 projects
Question: How are you sewing them on spirally? It's uber difficult! D:

Vetherz
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San Juan, San Juan, PR
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13 projects
I love burning edges of different materials, but I never thought of doing it on fabric, very cool technique I might use it more often. Thank you very much!

♥ mitzi ♥
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5 projects
love it. AGAIN ♥


Alexis K.
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California, California, US
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8 projects
These are so cute. what kind of fabric did you use to make them?

NicoliSunshine
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Springfield, Missouri, US
Can you add pictures of the 3rd step...I'm not sure I get it, but your flowers are so pretty I want to make some too!

Almost Insane
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5 projects
These are so cute! These would be great on a dress.

Lolly.Bot
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Enfield, England, GB
Cuuuuuute. I'm going to have so many reconstructed t-shirt with flowers on them. Thanks for this tutorial...