How many of us have old T-shirts taking up space in our dressers? You only need so many shirts to sleep in or do your dirty work in before it starts to look like you have a problem. Fortunately for you, we have a solution! In fact, we have over 50! Here are 55 ways to upcycle your old T-shirts ranging from no-sew ideas for T-shirts while some require the basic use of a sewing machine. Have you lost weight recently, like a lot of weight and your favorite t-shirt no longer fits and looks more like a tent on you? Then change it into something else you can still wear. No need to give up a t-shirt that was like a best friend to you. Make it a dress for your new healthier fit body or change that shirt to a scarf or headband. Be creative and keep your t-shirt but upcycled into something new and better for the new you.
Kid Shirts
No Such Thing As Too Many Bibs
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Superhero Capes for Kids (or Kids at Heart)
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A Little Dress for Your Little Darling
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Wee Onsies For Your Wee Ones
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Little Princess
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For That Cutie Baby Booty
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From Long Sleeve to Little Head
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Little Bunny Foo-Foo
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Clothing
Jumper for Joy!
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3 Shirts to 1 Dress
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Make Your (Water)Mark
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Wear Your Kid’s Works of Art
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Bleach Isn’t Your Enemy
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Make a Sweet Knock-Off
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Looking Pretty Neat From Your Head…
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To Your Feet!
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Shirt Skirt
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Scarf
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This Dress, What a Cinch
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Simple and Adorable Dress
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Comfy Weave Sweater
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Take Your Shirt Down a Size
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Just a Little Cinch up the Side
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For Your Inner Ballerina
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Weave That Sleeve
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One Shoulder, One Awesome Shirt
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Flip Your Lid for These Flip Flops
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You and Your T-Shirt Have Never Been This Close
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Flirty and Fluttery
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Hats Off to You
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Who Wears Short Shorts?
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A+ For This A Line Skirt
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Size It Up
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Halt and Give Me That Halter
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Business Casual Just Got Literal
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Gaga for Yoga Pants
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Diamond Weave Smocks are a Girl’s Best Friend
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Lace Me Up
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Braiding Isn’t Just for Your Hair
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Slash Your Shirt, Not Your Wardrobe
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Just a Dash of Delicate
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A Weave for Any Hair
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Not Your Grandma’s Apron
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Drapes First, Then the Carpet
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Be a Flower Girl, All Grown Up
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Channel Your Inner Austen
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Finally, Something With Usable Pockets!
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Where’d You Get That Shirt?
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Home Decor
Dress Up (Or Down) Your Wall Space
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For Your Best Furry or Feathery Friend
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Scrapbook? How About A ScrapQUILT?
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Machine-Washable Grocery Bag
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Skein of Yarn? Cat Toy? You Decide
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How’s It Hanging?
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Here’s That Carpet I Mentioned Earlier
