Welcome to an extension of my DIY/ Style blog:) My Passion is creating simple DIY's with as little ingredients as possible. Most of my DIY's are under 5 minutes and done with just a tee-shirt and scissors. But I try and pop in a few surprises every once in a while. I hope you enjoy. Creativity is healing good for the soul. wobisobi.com. Because sometimes, video's just do it better.
I would have already cut myself with those HUGE scissors!! But I think I’ll give this a try. Only…I think I’m going to cut mine straight across the back so I don’t have to worry with those straps and just tie the two front one around the neck.
This is so simple and like super hot. Found it by accident while searching for something else. But now I am going to have to start making them for some performer friends of mine. This would also be perfect for when you find some good cloth! That way there is no seam.
@@Wobisobiify I've always been fascinated with simple and flexible clothing. A great example of a male garment is a great kilt. That the kind that generally have a bunch of cloth going over one shoulder. But they can also go over your head and shoulders to protect from the rain! Or be taken off and used as bedding. Or be worn any number of different ways. And all it is is single piece of rectangular cloth, a belt, and a cloak pin!
These are, IMHO, the best produced videos on RU-vid. No 5-minute intro on the history of the safety pin, just a quick list of items I need and then go right into the project. I can watch these and understand the steps without turning off the sound. Thanks tons!
Just finished making my no-sew halter! Fun and easy. The only thing I didn't like at the end is that the front collar seemed to be choking me (the shirt never fit me well to begin with). So I ended up notching a small V into the very center of the front of the shirt. Now it fits perfectly!
I moved to Costa Rica four months in to the pandemic. It's hot every day so this is a needed tutorial for me! I have tons of too-square t-shirts that were headed for rag pile (no Goodwills or thrift stores here!) and happened on your video. Fabulous! Muchas gracias y Pura Vida!
Can't wait to do this to our spirit wear shirts for school! I absolutely LOATHE the 'unisex' t-shirts we get that always seem to never fit quite right.
I went to the Goodwill to find T-shirts specifically for cutting up. Even though I didn't know how to do it, I knew I would find something on RU-vid! I searched and came across this video. It was perfect for the T-shirt I wanted to cut. I followed your easy instructions and I LOVE how my t-shirt turned out!!! I'll be posting it at some point on my RU-vid and Instagram and of course give you credit!!
