There are hundreds of ways to reuse t-shirts all over the interent, but if you are a never-ending DIY-er like me, you have a vast collection of refashioned t-shirts dresses, t-shirt quilts, and t-shirt shopping bags.
I wanted to figure out another way to reuse the cool graphics of the shirts that could be replicated quickly and would appeal to the masses.
I also kept seeing Star Wars and Nintendo shirts at the thrift shop that were fifty cents and size XXL, so I grabbed as many nerdy shirts as I could and started selling the finished journals at a local coffee shop. Maybe you can do the same.
We all have piles of shirts that we don't wear anymore, but for sentimental or hoarder reasons we are unable to get rid of a single tee. I'll show you how to use an old shirt to make a cool fabric-covered journal, and BONUS! These make great presents!
I made this cute little backpack out of a boys long-sleeved shirt that was being thrown out by another mother nearby. I was offered a lot of her clothes when her son had grown out of them. Somehow, I didn't imagine my son wearing this as a shirt, but I envisioned it being a much cuter little backpack.
Like I said, I didn't think to get a picture until I had already made these cuts, but I made a drawing to show exactly where I cut.