DIY'S TRICK


Easy  Ways To  Do  DIY'S


After thinking, Reading and exploring new ways i thought let's do some DIY'S with very simple ways and very limited resources so that everyone can do it . 

Making your own DIY is not just an creative outlet, but it gives you complete freedom to create pieces you love that fit exactly the way you want them to.

and the best part is this DIY can be completed in just few easy steps


NO- SEW UPCYCLED DIY

This no sew sweater design is quick and easy, and nearly impossible to mess up. No stencil is required not thread the only thing you need is scissor and the garment i took this oversized sweater of my husband which he was not wearing from last 3 years and its a 16 year old sweater from which i created this crop top look.



DIY WITH ORGANIC OR HOMEMADE COLOR


This simple DIY tutorial is quick and easy and especially awesome for kids and teens. Because who doesn't want to play with colors and make interesting patterns and pair it with different styles. For that i took my rotten t-shirt and in that there were some marks on that so i disposed off that t-shirt after getting tie an dye classes i reused that t-shirt and give a new look.



After experimenting i have realized that its so easy to dispose off your clothes but after adopting very easy steps we can reuse and upcycle our clothes.

Sooner or later, we will have to recognize that the Earth has rights, too, to live without pollution. What mankind must know is that human beings cannot live without Mother Earth, but the planet can live without humans. – Evo Morales

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Comments

  1. Loved the fact that you have used organic dye for dyeing.
    And the outcome was pretty too.

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  2. Really loved the way you recreated both the garments while keeping the sustainability aspect in mind.

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  3. I really like the way you hade recreate with organic dye

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  4. Really liked the way you recreated your garment and the best part was the natural dye colours.

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