how to sew/upcycle a t-shirt flannel (beginner friendly)!

[@barbarastothart4172]

Excellent instructions. I am ready to try this for the younger members in my family.

[@arvettadelashmit9337]

Thank you for this wonderful idea.

[@laurettabratti6638]

Turned out very cute, but I don't believe this is beginner friendly! 😁👍

[@vivianbunch1963]

This looks so cute. I want to make one!

[@SuZ3945]

you do an excellent tutorial! Very clear instructions and not a lot of excessive chatter, thank you

[@wtogspedersen860]

Super cute.

[@m.e.bartula6714]

Really cute and different. Gotta try it now that cooler weather is upon us!

[@Dulceknits]

I can’t wait to try this!!!Your tutorial is excellent ❤ just what I was looking for. Thank you 👋🏼👍🏼

[@RhondaHungerford-mx1gz]

Great video for beginners! I am going to try this tomorrow.

[@dianarandall8172]

Excellent instructions. Thank you.

[@Jennifer_Lewis_Beach_Living]

This is a pretty cool project. It definitely gives some retro-1990s grunge vibes. I like it! Well done!

[@katelynd_hc]

Thank you so much!! I’m glad you liked it😁

[@topangasunrise]

Love these, I've done a few myself. Good tutorial. :) I've never sewn the pocket shut though! If I don't want to keep the pocket, I seam rip it off -- otherwise I keep the pocket, even if it's narrow.

[@grandmashootz1459]

Too cute, I think I will do this but crop it and add a couple of ruffles

[@katelynd_hc]

That will be so cute!!! If you can send me pictures, I don’t know if you can do that on KZbin 😅😂

[@grandmashootz1459]

@katelynd_hc not unless I do a video of it however I don't have enough Internet here out in the country.

[@katelynd_hc]

@ aww man, well that’s okay, let me know how it goes! I also have Facebook, instagram, and a few other platform linked to my KZbin, maybe you could try on those

[@jacquelinerobert3648]

Hello, Can you explain how you use that pink piece of fabric for the ends of threads, please?

[@katelynd_hc]

@@jacquelinerobert3648 Hi and sure! It basically just prevents the threads from falling out of the machine or getting wonky when you sew. I usually notice it the most right after I thread my machine. It takes a few rows of stitches to get it sewing normally so I will test it first on the scrap piece instead of my project. It could just be my machine but I like to use it to keep track of the loose threads. I sew onto it before and after everything I sew.

[@jacquelinerobert3648]

Thank you for your answer.

[@GigiSpruill]

How do you sort your scrap boxes?

[@katelynd_hc]

I don't remember how I was doing it in this video😅 but right now I have three boxes and these are the categories: Big scraps (for using in Upcycles), backing and t-shirts (backing is usually stained pieces I don't want on the outside and I use t-shirts for pants pockets), and then alternative fabric (tapestry, flannel, etc.)