And I hopped onto the Internet, to determine a wise way to "upcycle" them. Or "deconstruct," if you will.
I was looking for something easy as well as theoretically useful. Hence, I came upon the upcycled t-shirt scarf (or, l'echarpe du t-shirt recycle, for my French friends).
It really did take about 10 minutes of simple snip snips:
And then I streeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeetched the strips, and bound them with the hem:
OH MY GOD A SCARF!
Will I wear this? That remains to be seen. I'd like to wear more scarves in my everyday life, but the ones you can buy at Target (le Target) entail way more fabric than my small frame can bear. I wind up looking like I'm trying to artfully hide a neck brace.
I had one more shitty tshirt to go, and so I thought I'd experiment with something more daring... a workout shirt (un t-shirt de l'exercise, Froggies!).
While I liked the back...
Anyway. Would I wear this as a workout shirt? Sure, except that for this particular deconstruction did not change the very cringe-worthy frontside of the shirt. So fucking cheesy, but it made for a power shot:
Give Life, Live life, bitches! Register as an organ donor today, etc.
Just for a laugh, I pulled a sleeve over my head and tried to convince Husband that I'd crafted a tiny hat. He nodded very respectfully. When I told him I was just kidding, this is just a stupid sleeve, he looked relieved and said "Oh, phew. I was having trouble pretending that your hat didn't look stupid."
Ha!
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