Do you guys have as many old T-shirts as we do? We have lots…and lots…and lots. So I decided it was time to make the little man some pants. Using this tutorial.
Here’s the before T-shirt. I made these from a pair of his 2T pants but added an extra inch all the way around to make them bigger. And used the bottom of the T-shirt as the bottom hem. And if you are making 2T or bigger, make sure you have a BIG T-shirt, like XXL so you have enough room to cut the pants length without cutting into the arm pits.
With the extra I made a really ghetto bib. Now its in the garbage. Next time maybe I’ll use velcro or something to make the neck smaller.
Now you know….he had Lunchables build-a-pizza for lunch. And I ate most of it and it was actually good.
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Hehe the 'ghetto bib' made me laugh! But I like the idea of turning the tee into pants... goodness knows we have a million tees that never see the light of day.
love the second life you gave that shirt!
Love the ghetto bib, it made me laugh! And I love your honesty with the lunchables! I agree, they are actually quite good! I have been known to eat them for lunch from time to time :)
Clever use of the old t-shirts. I wish I had all those t-shirts the kids wore as they were growing up to make a t-shirt quilt for each of them. Unfortunately, they were always donated to charity after they grew out of them.
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I learned how to make these pants from Amanda Soule... "Soule Mama."
They are fun to make. Then I made a pair from an old aloha shirt, using the pocket on the front as a hip pocket... it worked like a charm! Yours look super comfy.
Great idea!
The "ghetto bib" made me snort a little. Too funny. I love the pants.
That is just brilliant!! Looks super easy and a great way to use up old t shirts...my husband has a million of them. I love the link you provided...and the youtube video. Thanks!!
Thanks for sharing...
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