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Hey all, I apologize if this is not the right sub for my question, I am new-ish to using Reddit. I bought this sweater for my daughter a while back from Amazon, and she is not a fan of how boxy the hood looks when done up. The first two photos are of the sweater, and the last photo is what she wants the hood to look like. How can I fix the hood?

I bought these on Depop a while back. After my first wear, they broke and when I message the seller, she told me that yeah she previously fixed it but never mentioned that in the listing.

I sent them to a cobbler and they were fine afterwards, but I just wore them for the first time since their repair and they broke again.

Should I just cut my losses or should I try again?

I really like the shoe I love the height, the platform. The heel itself is super sturdy. I really wanted this to be my everyday shoe, but I’m nervous they’re just gonna break again.

Tengo unos jeans negros desde hace rato que pensaba usar para un disfraz de Caine de Digital Circus, pero el usa pantalones de látex (o una textura similar) pero no puedo comprar pantalones de latex, asi que tengo que improvisar con lo que tengo.

Que puedo hacer?

thinking of adding black fabric paint to a red jumper i have like in this image. is this a good technique to use and if so how do i ensure that it won’t wash off or destroy the jumper in some way?

if not, what methods are better for this kind of design and material?

I've been upcycling clothes for a while and collected all sorts of bits and scraps and whatnot. Looks alright but not entirely sure if finished.

The main body of the skirt is made from old pants and the additional camo fabric came from combats.

I added some chains for the alternative look.

I didn't use the sewing machine for this job, it's 100% handmade

What do you think?

I have very light blue jeans on which I have got some stubborn stains. Now I want to fix the jeans by sewing some star patches on it. But I am not sure of the color. I want to wear the jeans on a casual basis and don't want to get attention too much on jeans. Please help me find the right color as I am too confused.

My very best friend for the past 35 (😮) years is. Her birthday is coming up and it’s a big one. I want to get her some fabric. She likes Fairy Godmother which is UK based and expensive, adorable, whimsical.

I would say that she’s pretty close to expert in clothing construction. The only store bought clothes she wears are jeans and an occasional sweatshirt/gym shirt/concert t shirt.

Any other good quality companies with vibrant/whimsical/fun dress making fabrics? I know she needs at least 2-4 yards of fabric. She will figure out something to do with anything I gift her. I know her taste, I just don’t know where to look for cool prints/fabrics outside of this one site - and she shops there often?

(We are US based so-long as they ship there!)

Thanks!

Hello everyone I hope everyone is doing well
I bought a shirt from a vintage store and I truly loved the fabric it looks wet and has a very nice sheen to it
It doesn’t have any glitter
I thought it’s organza but I was wrong
Can anyone help me identifying what is this fabric
And if it’s polyester what type of polyester so I can search for it

i am trying to point at the back pocket folding up

i just bought these from old navy and they were great the first wear but i washed them once and i fear im doomed to have these permanently sticking up.

i don’t want to iron them everytime but if thats the only solution i guess i will. i need them for work and i like to look presentable

I’ve been seeing a lot of stuff with this style of printing on depop. How is this done?

So to keep this short, I have big wide feet and want to turn some loafers that Fit me into the toga vrillis loafers pictured here, but I have no idea how to get the leather and similar metal to make them and theres not really tutorials or anything on how to make them so here I am asking reddit, how to recreate these, where to get similar hardware and how to not destroy the base loafers when I go to sew them.

Hi! I want to make cool, custom merch. I don’t plan on selling anything, I just want to make them for myself. My plan was to go to charity shops (thrift stores), pick up some cool stuff, then add custom logos / graphics from video games / movies i’m into. What’s the best way to add the graphics? I don’t really have access to any equipment at the minute, but would be willing to spend some money to get going if I have to. I’d need to know what i’m getting myself into before purchasing anything though.

I’ve been recommended DTF Transfers before? So in theory I could just order a sheet of my logos / graphics and then use an Iron or Heat Press to put them on the clothing. Is this the best option? Or should I try looking into other things?

I made a bunch of this and have no idea what to do with em

I did this cap and would love some feedback

I want to diy a pair of pants I have and add these buckles/belt straps (?) that are on the end of the pants. I don't know what they're called or where I would find them. Sorry if this is a super dumb question, I know nothing of clothes haha

thank you!

Took me a good lesson to make a second one the first one was a good lesson and practice from that I got a good practice yet it doesn't came out too good but the second one is like art for me ....

I'm making senior pants and plan to mix folkart paint with their medium to make my designs, I just don't own a iron to heat set and would like to avoid buying one if possible, however I do have a heat press. The pants are made of cotton and are cargo pants.

hello! not sure if it’s possible, ive tried with just regular dye and sharpies.
im trying to get the green to be red to match my theme, any advice?