3 skirt upcycles that I will actually wear! Thrift Flip

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

3 shirt upcycles - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYiUYoecltWel9E 3 sweater upcycles - kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2ScqqmEe6d9qtk 3 dress upcycles - kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5XdiKWaaNNmd7M 3 jeans upcycles - kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3yZloCNfquErbs

[@robinlandtroop2774]

I personally think one of the hardest things to do in sewing is up cycling. Something can be made from old garments and/or scraps but to make it look nice and purposeful is very difficult. By far you are the best sewist at accomplishing this. It is always enjoyable to watch your videos.

[@jr85009]

They all look great! Your daughter looked happy and adorable!

[@ArlenePMCM]

They are all so clever and cute! You definitely chose the right name for your channel - You're so thoughtful and creative! 🙂

[@mgkos]

Beautiful work sweetie. 🥰 Love your energy. Молодец!

[@dsego1183]

Awwww 😍your daughter is so lucky! What super fun shirt 😊 I love your up cycles. You’ve got the eye for design. 👏👍👍I also love how you strategically cut the old item into the new item. Wow!

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

Thank you so much! sometimes it takes a lot of brain-twisting :)

[@Joy-eq6qg]

Attempting to remake a dress from last school year into something suitable for this year. Your videos are so encouraging. 😊

[@oskarmolly]

All of these are so cute! I can't even say which one that I like best because I really like all of them. Thanks for this video.

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

Aweww, thank YOU for watching and I hope it brings more ideas for the future!

[@dawnjeffersramstad8401]

I enjoyed seeing 2 different lace projects, other future upcycles based on fabric type rather than garment would be awesome! 😊

[@debbiesnyder4778]

You are so talented. Thank you for your ideas

[@chrys.w.8022]

They are all so cute! I especially like the grey top on you. And your daughter's fringed top is so fun!

[@abaigealduda2756]

I do re-watch your videos from time to time. Today, I thought about how you made lace - which I typically avoid in garments - look so comfortable to wear. I always learn something new or have a new perspective when I watch your videos. As I learn from you, I have a different perspective when I return back again.

[@Musicwarmsmysoul]

Wow! That first top is beautiful!

[@Musicwarmsmysoul]

And the baby's top is so cute! I think you should definitely get one too, mom!

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

He he, right? I made it and then I was like: "man, I really want to have one too!"... To tell you the secret, I have this fringe in bright orange and cream colors, too, so I might do smth like this in those colors. Thank you for watching and being here :)

[@Musicwarmsmysoul]

@@ThoughtfulCreativity ooo! Bright orange! That sounds so fun! Cream could be very elegant.

[@1anita1m]

That came out so cute. I love it. ❤ Great job. Thanks for sharing.

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

Thank you! 😊

[@colleendouglas4405]

You are amazing! Your ideas for up cycling certainly inspire me to try different things. Thank you so much for your very helpful tutorials.

[@rosariacarlostella9105]

Such great inspirational and creative ideas put to exceptional use. Thank you for sharing your work with us ❤

[@StephanieMayfieldDIG]

I love your upcycle series. I have a wedding dress i would like to upcycle. I'm still looking for the right project.

[@lucynanitschke1066]

I really like the white-grey tshirt, looks great!

[@cb9825]

The fringe top is amazing!🤩

[@IM6AM]

You are so creative and original! Thank you again for sharing!

[@mrgarner4796]

Beautiful upcycles and the happy dance tops them all off. Thank you for always providing inspiration... and 'Thoughtful Creativity'.

[@sunnysideup8283]

Another very enjoyable video.. thanks for sharing it. Loved how the upcycles look.❤

[@marshadimond441]

Wow. It never ceases to amaze me what beautiful garments you come up with from such tiny pieces of fabric. You will be lucky if you can get your little one out of that fringe top. Sew much fun.

[@KatheD]

I LOVE lace and never like it in clothing for myself, so I really appreciated this "themed" video for the ideas you've presented!

[@mssixty3426]

Thank you Alisa, I needed to see this. I'm going to be doing lace inserts on a dress for my granddaughter, and the fray check idea I will be using on some older lace curtains I have in my kitchen.

[@clarapn]

You,re the queen of the T-shirts and upcycled, I love your ideas and results. ❤🎉

[@subaru7233]

I agree about lace, Alina. I really like eyelet which is kind of lace and embroidery at the same time. I recently made a great top from some black eyelet I had been saving and it is great, has a border for the bottom and is cool for my very, very hot Texas summer.

[@kimmclean8679]

Love your creativity. All of these are so cute.

[@janice2992]

Thank you for sharing Your sewing is so perfect ❤

[@Maria-SJ]

Thank you for sharing… love watching your upcycle videos.

[@juanitar.miller5210]

I just love all of your upcycle tutorials! You are so imaginative❣️

[@spicybrown75]

Your baby's top is so adorable 🤩

[@bridgetphillips4555]

Love, love, love the top for your daughter. I hope the paints stay on. 😎♥

[@annabell0987]

I Love the raglan Shirt. Looks so beautiful! The other ones also turned Out really nice, but the raglan one is my absolute favorite

[@jacquipayne7346]

Loved ALL the lace!!! Great upcycles!!!TFS!

[@jsalyersarts]

I would LOVE to see you do a few more lace projects! I have tons of lace and I'm not really a "frilly" kind of girl. My style is a lot like yours - sporty and comfortable, but feminine without being fussy.

[@madeatbentwood]

They all look great, but I really liked the white top with black lace. If you're going to do more block printing I'd recommend a brayer or rubber roller for applying your paint. Easy to see that your little one loves her swishy top!

[@user-eg8ht4im6x]

Really good, love the top for your little one, that fringing is so cute I’d have loved something like that as a child!

[@Escape10mom]

What a great up cycles!!

[@dashiajames1882]

Good afternoon: I'm jealous 🙂🙂, it's like you made without even thinking about & your hand stitches are so great. I love lace it's so elegant & cute. Your shirts are so cute and nice..!! Love em ❤❤❤.

[@monikamiroslava4074]

I love how you made the two simple tops look much more interesting with lace. It definitely wasn't repetitive because they look so different from each other. I wouldn't mind more ideas if you have any, as my lace stash needs attention :D

[@dawnhobbs6737]

Love these upcycles!!

[@laheebk]

Love them all and I love the ideas are practical and wearable. I never liked the transformation or recycling ideas that ends up in things that no one would wear.

[@InAgatasCottage]

Fabulous video and great suggestions.

[@debbiewhite3270]

These looked great!

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

Thank you so much, Debbie!

[@michellemabelle100]

Beautiful work! They're all beautiful but I really love that final top. :)

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

Thank you so much, Michelle! The little on loves it too :)

[@katwitanruna]

FYI I have used straight up acrylic paint on fabric for costuming which is then machine washed all the time. The thicker the paint is the more it will crack eventually but if you use just a wee bit or spray paint.

[@julielimsy]

I love it! You did such a good job!

[@bridgetphillips4555]

Love watching your videos. You could have put the grey fabric on the shoulder of the first top. It would look like a grey vest over a lace top. You're doing a great job. ♥

[@pjacksreads536]

Both great ideas

[@normacooper6377]

Clever design for the grey/lace top. Agree the black & white is a more dressy one. I’m wondering how well the paint block printed top will wash & wear. I bet your daughter will love wearing it.

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

Hello there :) paint mixed with fabric medium washes well, especially after being heat set, just have to follow the directions on the package of whatever you are using.

[@robyn3349]

Thank you! Very nice!

[@laurum1318]

Love it! So clever! ❤

[@Miwho1992]

Wow greetings from philippines ❤❤

[@Amritadivya54]

Love your upcycles! What is "fabric medium"? I have some Indian block printing stamps that I got in India many years ago that I would love to be able to use in garment making. What dyes can be used this way? Thank you for all your great videos!

[@susuburleson878]

Fabric medium is a substance that is added to acrylic paint to make it adhere to cloth fibers.

[@lana7422]

How do you do that??? What creative uses for fabric pieces! Thanks for sharing ideas!

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

Glad you like them and thank you for watching :)

[@jeanierussell201]

Love it!

[@Everyoneisanartist776]

Well done! Help me out the the myths of sewing. I was told that the seams made by a serger aren’t strong enough to hold a garment together. I also believe this because serger thread looks so fragile, linty & full of knots. Will you please discuss this issue being that you actually serger your project. I appreciate the video you are sharing with us, in order for to become efficient seamstress. Thank you as always!

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

Hello there :) totally a myth, I often find that people in the sewing community are very set in their ways, sometimes without rhyme or reason. But in this case it depends on what and how you are using your serger seam. Don't forget that when you are serging you are using a 3,4 or sometimes even 5-6 thread overlock seam. This seam is also stretchy. This makes for a great construction seam for knits. Take a look at your store bought t-shirts - they are all made with serger. I have made sweatpants and t shirts years ago on a serger that I wear and wash every week, the fabric by now has faded, but the seams don't show any wear or tear, I don't even think about it. Now when you do a woven project, first a straight stitch on a sewing machine and then a serger to finish the edges is the best way to go, because when we stretch knit garment - serger seams stretches with it, when we stretch woven garment - then the thread is more likely to pop as there is no give. I make all clothes for my daughter, since she was a baby, and you know how rough kids can be with clothes while playing and I make mostly knits for her as they are softer and more comfy than wovens, that also means that I make them almost entirely on a serger - nothing has ever fallen apart, and those clothes get a lot of wear and tear and lots of washing. Serger thread can also be of different quality.I hope hearing my perspective helps you :)

[@Dashzap]

I LOVE the tank for your daughter with the fun block print and the fringe trim. How did it survive the laundry?

[@conniehammer7158]

gorgeous🤩🤩

[@doudou53d44]

Youare sooooo creative 👍😎🐕‍🦺🐈‍⬛

[@ragaaahmed4344]

❤❤ very very good 💯❤

[@mknowles2090]

Nice!

[@mknowles2090]

So I love this skirt! Can you remake the skirt? Thanks 🥰

[@susanrayner5836]

Hi can I ask the burrito method, could this be used upcycling a tee or top using the burrito facing as a bra shelf for sporty tomorrow even as a lining part for boob area? I hope my question makes sense or what would be a good option ❤xx

[@mamad2820]

My teen daughter have a shirt that's to short. "Overall style" What would be a good way to make it longer? Its jean/denim material.

[@carolcarter865]

❤

[@leannerickard9646]

Did you use the knit bodice block for your pattern?

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

Yes, knit bodice adjustment into a sweater, that episode of Knit Bodice block series is linked in the description of this video :)

[@clairefrancois6046]

❤❤❤

[@freedomexplorer360]

Good morning

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

Good morning! :)

[@KimDrake3]

Gud mrng 😊

[@angellashibrova1592]

👍🥰

[@Simplesavemoney]

💯👍👍👍

[@gloriannburick1837]

I used Fray Check a number of times but I thought the edges where it was used were scratchy. That made it uncomfortable.

[@rozataeed7591]

❤👏👏👏👏

[@ba-12-]

have you made a video of how to make a hand towel?

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

Hello there :) one of the projects in this video is a hand towel - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHuWnqKtot12obc

[@ba-12-]

@@ThoughtfulCreativity Ok thank you

[@youtubeprofile9495]

Nice clothing do not change Alica, keep it for your daughter.

[@tammyellison735]

While they are cute, I just have no desire to upcycle anything.

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

No worries, you can just use these garments as ideas for your future sewing projects.