Hey everyone!
Here is a fun DIY post on how to make a shredded sweater. I've seen a lot of purposely destroyed sweaters on pinterest, and thought it looks super cute to add a little grunge to an outfit. I don't think I would pay money for a ripped up sweater that I can make myself! It's so easy, I almost feel like I don't even have to make a DIY post about it. Basically, you're making rips...pretty self-explanatory, right? Well, here it is anyways!
Step 1: Find a sweater to work with. I got mine from Forever21 last year, and wore it maybe twice. I love the bright color, but the fit is too boxy and boring. I suggest using a sweater that you wouldn't mind destroying on your first try! I'm sure you could easily find one from a thrift store for less than $5.
Step 2: Use a pair of scissors, and cut how wide you want your rip to be.
Step 3: Pull and tug on the loose ends of the strings to widen the rip. Keep pulling until you reach where you want the rip to stop.
Repeat the steps again anywhere you want!
I also cut the neckline and bottom of the sweater to give it a looser fit.
Jacket, Express____Beanie, Forever21
Voila! Your very own DIY shredded/destroyed/grunge-look sweater. Great for comfy days with leggings! Hope you guys liked this idea, and try it for yourself.
Oh, and be prepared to vacuum after this little project... lol, look at my carpet :P
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This is such a creative DIY, definitely going to try it out sometime! Does it work on any knit sweater? Thank you so much! =)
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You will really find lots of creative ideas in Pinterest.
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nice idea dear., it looks more stunning<3
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hello! I did not know your blog, thank you very much for your comnetario in my blog, I follow you, I love your style. This post is usper original, the look is fantastic, I would very sorry auqnue do that in one of my sweaters! ajajaa
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This actually looks really cute!
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Cool idea, looks good.
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great DIY love it
ReplyDeleteI LOVE DIY crafts...and this is a good one! I def have a few old sweaters I could cut up and make look like new again ;)
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