How to make a MODERN and FRESH scrappy t-shirt?

Dear Sewing Friends, in this video we are going to have a creative adventure and make a fresh and modern t-shirt from fabric scraps!
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[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

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[@sarahscott-ze1th]

My favourite content you do is fabric scrap clothing; it always looks amazing and so professionally finished. Problem is, it is a usually a one of a kind but this one could be recreated even by me!!

[@theresaanndiaz3179]

Mine too! I always feel so inspired by these videos. I think the fabric scrap bunch is great option for your projects and keeps those scraps out of the landfill.

[@fives5571]

You are an incredibly gifted designer and seamstress!! 😍 I love this top! And I never miss one of your videos! Thank you for sharing this one!

[@mrgarner4796]

I love it!! Where there is a will..there is a way.

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

It was very tempting to throw in a towel, but then the stubbornness kicked in :D

[@mrgarner4796]

@@ThoughtfulCreativity I don't give up easily either... :)

[@doudou53d44]

Brillant !!!!!! You never disappoint !

[@irenafigurska3969]

Great inspiration:) Thanks

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

Thanks for watching and happy sewing :)

[@AB-rc6ec]

Lovely.

[@mariafernandez6537]

Super cute! Great job!

[@gillianbc]

The finished top is actually really beautiful.

[@annkoegel1595]

Beautiful. Love that you talk through the process and troubleshoot the project on camera. Inspiring!

[@juanitaconover8836]

I REALLY like that top! You always explain your thought processes so well; they open my mind to almost unlimited possibilities. All I have to sew with are cut up clothes that were my own or given to me by my daughters and their friends; free fabric for which I am very grateful! Thank you, very much, Alisa for your inspiration that makes my fabric scraps into a wonderful canvas with which to create❣️

[@whatnow8362]

I love these fabric scrap videos. I have a hard time putting scraps together. Your videos give me inspiration and ideas!

[@AngelikaUnicorn]

This is one of my favorite scrappy makes yet! Love the style lines. Great inspo!

[@oskarmolly]

Very cute! It also looks nice on you! I like the peach and the green it gives it sort of a water color look and stands out nice with the navy blue.

[@victoriahannah1633]

Yes! It looks very nice on you. You are so talented and creative. Smart idea with scraps.

[@jimjulieblack4484]

Thanks for sharing this solution! I feel like we need to see more of this real time creative process! Keep it up!

[@sleepycat8887]

Can’t wait to see whatever you will do with the rest of the scraps 😊.

[@shama23817]

That has to be the neatest scrappy garment I have ever seen. Immaculate sewing, with a great design. Inspiring to see. I like your explanation for why you would purchase scraps, very interesting. I have a 'no scrap' rule, to try to limit the amount of fabric I keep at home. Once a garment is made I dispose of the scraps, otherwise I end up with a mountain of fabric. Your kind and thoughtful approach are a pleasure to watch. Thank you.

[@InAgatasCottage]

Absolutely amazing. Your thought process always inspire me :)

[@dianadougherty7187]

Really amazing. Well done

[@barbarawarner4645]

Wow! What a beautiful winner! I so enjoy your talent! Thank you.

[@clairefrancois6046]

Merci ! C'est très chouette bravo 😊❤

[@IM6AM]

Thank you. The process was really interesting to follow!

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

Glad you enjoyed it :) I am currently working on the Members Extra DEEP DIVE for this project, so if you have any questions - just let me know :)

[@ketagilliland6931]

Wow! That turned out great!

[@theresapalmer-s8p]

Looks lovely! I have so many scraps, now I think I will give this idea a go! Thanks!!

[@deloycesteinbron514]

I really love your scrap videos. Soooo many ideas and you have a real talent for design. If you ever want the challenge of a "mystery box" of scraps or 1 yard(ish) leftovers, I'll be happy to gift a pile to you! I tend to overbuy yardage because I'm worried about being short for a project. I've come to realize that I probably have more fabric and scraps than I'll ever get done. You've already inspired me in projects such as a reverse applique on a sweatshirt (watched your video on how to do it!) that my young grandson loves - and I used leftover yardage! You are an inspiration and wonderfully talented sewist!

[@blablabla456465456]

Thank you! This is one of the most inspiring video I saw so far from you. I love the result.

[@Patricia-r7t8f]

Was not too sure of the colour choices initially, but wow! Looks great. Would love to buy scraps also, good idea

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

Thank you, Patricia :) I left the link in the description of the video for the scrap bundle I bought. Just remember that those scraps are very odd, some tiny, some bigger, some solid colors and some with prints, but all fun! :)

[@marieprescott9168]

Oh wow I love it.

[@julianachandler2975]

❤ Love this top! It’s a great color combination and it’s fabulous on you.🎉

[@tinanassar9431]

Very cute!

[@trudyberry3267]

Your top looks wonderful. Yes, putting a dark contrast against your skin does help us wear colours that tend to washout our skin colour. I love your scrappy garments and I keep all of my scraps so that I can hopefully make a scrappy garment in the near future, they look so much more interesting and unique.❤

[@lavondacarter7228]

Really cute !

[@bevmcmullen8758]

You’re amazing! And I’m absolutely loving that top you’re wearing in this video ❤. Thank you once again. 😊

[@themamachar]

It looks great on you.

[@normacooper6377]

You had me worried there for a little bit. Glad you were able to find a solution that worked well. Thanks for sharing your experience. 🙌

[@dawnecamacho2601]

Beautiful top.

[@lindahoffman8296]

It turned out beautiful!

[@zeniamariabatistamarra9203]

Ficou linda ❤❤❤

[@themamachar]

So cute

[@deloycesteinbron514]

Thanks!

[@beckybolyard5360]

I think it is lovely.

[@francisgill1929]

that is awesome thank you

[@deborahrugg985]

so pretty.

[@patcottlr5250]

I love your transformations. So inspiring. I tend to just add details to plain tops with embellishments or embroidery. I do sashiko style mending to attach scraps. It's good to learn how to take apart, draft a pattern and then put together a new garment. Thank you 😊

[@heatherjsews]

I can't believe your baby girl is a kindergartener now!! I have been watching your videos since she was just a baby! Love the top BTW! So fun!😊

[@Lili-ls7um]

I actually would place the fabric scraps on top of the pattern and just pin them together on top the twin-needle top stitch. Love the weight change tip. Thank you. I use scraps for most of my sewing - other people’s scraps so I have no control what fabric is available. So that tip is useful for me

[@ElizabethBarber-tu9ey]

That is beautiful on you!! Wow! I was concerned about the pastels against your "winter" coloring. The blue band is enough to separate the pastels from your skin. Nice!

[@ireneparker8253]

Your shirt came out great. I appreciate you sharing the struggle to pick the colors and fit the pattern pieces onto the fabric. I am thinking an orange, plum and navy blue shirt would be most excellent in my wardrobe. 😃 I have some questions about the top stitching. 1) Do you think it is necessary? 2) Would the shirt have come out just as well without it? 3) How do you decide whether to top stitch or not? That is a decision I struggle with constantly. I worry about over manipulating my fabric. If that makes sense.

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

Those are GREAT questions - I am currently working on the Members DEEP DIVE for this garment and top stitching, seam allowances and the placement of both are important when it comes to sewing with multiple fabric pieces to make a full panel. I will go into more detail over it and explain my thinking when it comes to these decisions and also personal experience after constantly wearing fabric scrap projects :)

[@arvettadelashmit9337]

Very nice. You can't buy one like it.

[@karenwerts2331]

[@barbarajeanbundy2745]

I just ordered 3 pounds 😅

[@ThoughtfulCreativity]

Oooh, how fun! Be prepared for pieces of all sizes, the smallest ones I cut up and use as stuffing for things like a cat bed or similar and the bigger ones make their way into clothes. Happy scrappy sewing! :)

[@barbarajeanbundy2745]

@@ThoughtfulCreativityI’m also hoping the smaller pieces will work for doll underwear. You are inspiring as usual

[@allsquaredup9717]

At what size do you consider a scrap too small or narrow to keep? I use a lot of upcycled fabric but I’m way less of a “saver” than you are! 😜