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I've made a couple shirts myself and I'm going to share them.
For the most part I used beads, and a fringe style.
This first style I made I decided to incorporate beads to the back, I actually made a mistake which led me to cutting both sides, then after i simply placed beads on the remaining thread and knotted them.
Then the side view just shows the cut I made to the side, the opposite side has the same cut.
For this next one it was simple.
All I did was cut my shirt into small threads (in fringe style)then knotted beads to add a POP of color. I also cut the sides to make them a little shorter.
On this next one I took a shirt and cut the top and added fringe to the sides, I also cut the bottom to give it the crop top look.
Or if you feel your shirt makes you look masculine due to the cut of your shirt you can simply cut it across to make you feel+look feminine!

This one is more of a personal cut for me because I added my personal likes to it. Basically I added turquoise beads to the sides, I love turquoise.
I also cut the bottom to transform it into a crop top, although I'd have to say I cut it a tad bit shorter than I would have originally liked to. One last thing I did to it which in my opinion made it funky was the back. I added Jamaican beads in a strange formation, and to me it almost looks like an eye.
AND VOILAA!!!
you got your shirt :-)
wow.. grt ideas.... the white shirt with bottom fringes is amazing.... im gonna try this out...
ReplyDeleteThank you. I just got a beautiful sun patch as a present and I plan on making a post with patches you can sow or iron on your shirts, jackets, etc!
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