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Page 1: DIY GIRLS magazine

Recycle the best DIY

fashion way!

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DIY GIRLS!magazine

Page 2: DIY GIRLS magazine

What is “DIY”?

Do it yourself (DIY) is a term used to describe building, modifying, or repairing of

something without the aid of experts or professionals. The phrase "do it yourself"

came into common usage in the 1950s in reference to home improvement

projects which people might choose to complete independently.

In recent years, the term DIY has taken on a broader meaning that covers a

wide range of skill sets. DIY is associated with the international alternative rock,

punk rock, and indie rock music scenes; indymedia networks, pirate radio

stations, and other communities.

In this context, DIY is related to the Arts and Crafts movement, in that it offers an

alternative to modern consumer culture's emphasis on relying on others to

satisfy needs.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Do_it_yourself

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DIY GIRLS!

DIY. CROCHET TREAM SEAM

Measure the trim (you will do front to back). Sew front to back right sides together.

Cut side seams and sleeves off if you use a t-shirt.

Lay out and pin where you want the armhole to go. Top stitch new side seam leaving armhole open.

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DIY GIRLS!

6 STEPS DRAPED SKIRT

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DIY GIRLS!

DIY SEQUIN TRIANGLE BRA

How to:

1. lay your triangle bra on a flat surface and cover with tracing paper.

2. With a pencil trace the outline of the bra.

3. Cut out the triangle of tracing paper and make sure it fits properly on the bra.

4. Pin the triangle to the sequin fabric.

5. Using the traced triangle as a guide, cut out the sequin fabric.

6. You should have a triangle that fits on the bra.

7. Pin the sequin triangle to the bra.

8. Using small stitches, attach the sequin fabric to the bra.

You need:

- A lightweight plain

triangle bra.

- Sequin fabric.

- A needle and black

thread.

- Sewing pins.

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DIY GIRLS!

DIY DISTRESSED DENIM CUT-OFFS

How to:

1. Put the shorts/jeans on and mark how short you want to cut them.

2. Take the shorts off and cut them from the outside seam inwards - making sure to leave a few

inches of fabric inside the leg at the crutch. You essentially want them to be longer at the crutch

than on the side of the leg.

3. Put the shorts on and check the length and style - you may want to cut a bit more off or alter them

slightly.

4. Use the scissors to make a series of horizontal slits about an inch apart. Make sure you move the

pocket out of the way to do this. 6. Repeat on the other side.

7. Put the shorts into the washing machine on a normal wash. This should be enough movement to

remove a lot of the blue threads between the slits in the front so that you have just the white threads

and some gaps showing through. The hem should also have loosened up.

8. Let the shorts dry.

You need:

• A pair of old denim

shorts or jeans

• Scissors

• A washing machine

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DIY GIRLS!

DIY CREATIVE NUT BRACELETS

MORE BRACELET IDEAS!

This is a fun and very creative

bracelet made out of gold or

silver nuts, normally used to

secure bolts. With some earthy

looking yarn, create a large knot

at the top. Begin doing a simple

braid, and when you like, begin

braiding in the nuts. It’s incredible

how elegant this bracelet turns

out when the materials are so

industrial.