5 NO-SEW DIYS to Turn Basic Clothes Alternative ☆

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• BR

  @BryanLee-w8m · 4 weeks ago

  Support diy. Fashion produces more waste than any other industry.

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• ET

  @ethansariya · 3 weeks ago

  ughh that old leggings turned mesh top thing is genius!!!! i got up to cut up my tights right awat, thank you!!!!

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• CR

  @crimsonfox4425 · 1 month ago

  I don't know about the others but manic panic stays in clothes for years from what I remember back when I died my hair 😢

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• SA

  @saltymermayde · 2 weeks ago

  These are some of the punk crafts that I taught my daughter! I love everything about this. Back in the 1990s, my style was (what's now) TradGoth/Industrial

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• SL

  @sleepyspacegremlin · 4 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvirxO2uNy8&amp;t=57">0:57</a> They&apos;re not mistakes, they&apos;re happy accidents! 😊

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• FL

  @Flintzombie · 4 weeks ago

  I like to use toilet bowl cleaner (the kind with bleach in it) to bleach clothes because it’s thicker than regular bleach and it’s easier to control it.

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• CA

  @calvinguile1315 · 12 days ago

  Back in middle school and high school, I used to use a spray bottle with bleach and water, spray paint, acrylic paints, and go to town… I would chop off sleeves from sweaters and sew them onto other shirts or sweaters. I thought I was so punk rock, it was fun and turned out pretty good most of the time

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• NI

  @nicknamess232 · 3 weeks ago

  I always use safety pins to pin small key chain plushies to my hoodies. Or just stars from fabric i cut to tank tops. It is kinda the same idea as pinning charms, but it looks super cute 🥺

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• LV

  @LVXMagick · 2 weeks ago

  All very cute! I personally don&apos;t mind using my sewing and embroidery machine, but I like many no sew options too. After all the clothes stained with manic panic since 1990 I can&apos;t believe I never thought to use it as fabric dye. Great idea!! Thanks!

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• JA

  @jazzgravestock · 2 days ago

  best alt diy video ive seen

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• IN

  @InAHollowTree · 4 weeks ago (edited)

  I love that look of bleaching and then adding the rhinestones! What you did with the badass shoes isn&apos;t actually Bedazzling btw, it&apos;s embellishing. The Bedazzler is a brand which had a machine which is used to embellish things specifically with rhinestones and studs (they did later add patches to the collection). <br><br>Anyway, I wish it wasn&apos;t so hard to find things like spikes and real studs these days; everything seems to have to be bought online.

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• MO

  @moonfairy177 · 1 day ago

  stopppp I&apos;ve been doing these types of diys basically all my life and I NEVER thought to close the safety pins with pliers like that!! tysm 😭🖤