Jacqui B. (Jacquiny) reviewed Generation T : 108 Ways to Transform a T-Shirt on + 11 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
This is a really fun book that shows you tons of ways to take apart and put back together those great concert T's you've been collecting for years but have never worn
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Helpful Score: 2
Not my favorite DIY book. There are only 3 or 4 projects that I found innovative or unique, and the measurements given didn't seem to work out for me (I'm average sized-5'4", 130). This is one that I wished I'd waited for on my WL, or gotten from the library instead of ordering new. Your mileage may vary:)
Rene C. (awtchagn) reviewed Generation T : 108 Ways to Transform a T-Shirt on + 18 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
All you need are scissors, needle, and thread, safety pins.....and moxie. This book has really good ideas for all of the old fav tees. I made two of the blankets and now everybody wants one!
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Helpful Score: 1
Has some great ideas on ways to ramp up your old tees as tops, skirts, accessories. Not a lot of sewing skill needed for the projects. Definitely recommend it.
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Helpful Score: 1
Before I swapped for this book, I borrowed it from the library. It is very well laid out, is easy to follow and has tips for those of us who don't sew much (some no-sew options). After trying a couple of projects I would recommend it, although be advised a few of the styles are for the younger crowd (teen or 20's).
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I'm addicted to this book. But now I need more t-shirts to cut up.
This book is full of fun and creative projects to do with t-shirts. A must have for anyone crafty. I loved transforming t-shirts for my university into bags, tops and jewelry!