21 ways to create a curtain re-using plastic, paper, clothes even junk!

This is the amazing ideas collection by Pane, Amore E Creativita’:

Linda, the Creative Director writes in her blog “few of them got a Tutorial too just to make every corner of your house even more beautiful!” To find out more & the original link of every idea have a look at Pane, Amore E Creativita’. Here below just few images!

Curtains made of plastic:

1) by Babel Artes 2) by avlxyz

3) by nekosoft 4) by homemademamas

5) by boowakwala 6) by madebyisa

Curtains made of paper:

1) by blog.creativekismet 2) by emelfr’s

3) by Julie Mellery’ 4) by wockerjabby

Curtains made of junk:

1) by home magazine 2) by sonenskadu

3) by MANDALAS & Cia 4) by Tabbi Kat

Annika Sanders and Kerry Seager made clothes for themselves to wear out to clubs in the early 90’s during their late teens. After extensive international travel and countless compliments on their clothing a business was executed. Junky styling was the perfect tag to attach to their unique style of clothing. Charity shops and jumble sales were the chosen source of second hand traditional suits to deconstruct and then redesign into twisted tailored garments.

Now 11 years later, with their well-established shop in Brick Lane – London – & in-house production site just down the road, nothing is holding this company back. Anni and Kerry are still best friends and the same multi-talented crew are putting out new clothing ranges in every direction

Here few photos of the new amazing “Timeless, Deconstructed & Re-Cut” Collection Now in Store: re-using shirts, suits, jackets & sleeves to create a new unique style for wonam & man.

- shirt shrug neck dress & suit shrug neck dress -

- halter wrap top & back -

- gauntlet cuffs & classic sleeve scarf -

You can Buy On Line or Visit the Store in London.

Have a great life

Be sexy: from my dad old trousers into new sexy dress. Be ReFashinoso! This video has been FEATURED by GREENWALA too!

Just open your wardrobe and start to do the same with your friends too. For any questions or if you get some old clothes but you have no idea about how to modify them please email to refashinoso@shicon.com

Then wait for Refashinoso Episode 13 Fashion Tutorial.
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“All vintage, any vintage. Most of my materials are from previous garments. I cut, hand paint, dye, bead and otherwise *mangle* to get what I want. Because of this everything is strictly speaking ONE-OF- KIND (OOAK)” says Delight Worthyn, the woman self taught artist, seamstress and milliner.

She creates lots of original and unique Wearable Pieces of Art but I’m crazy for her amazing hats:

“I am excited about a new technique for making headpieces (or whatever I end up calling them). All recycled fabrics. Mostly hand painted T shirts with some antique lace.”

…finally Delight Worthyn says “Believe it or not, all the silk in this headpiece is from previous garments. Even the birdcage veil is vintage, coffee brown and difficult to come by. Very limited supply. The flowers are all handmade and painted with fabric dyes to add depth. The flower centers are beaded by hand” … “Ok …I am not going to lie, there is quite a bit of labor here but results speak for themselves.”

Don’t lose any second: have a look at Delight Worthyn’s blog and enjoy!

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Click here to have a look at the tutorial!

Be sexy and casual at the same time: from old sweatshirt & trousers into Half Skirt & Half Trousers. Be ReFashinoso!

Just open your wardrobe and start to do the same with your friends too. For any questions or if you get some old clothes but you have no idea about how to modify them please email to refashinoso@shicon.com

Then wait for Refashinoso Episode 13 Fashion Tutorial.
See you around

During my daily ride on the internet last week I just stumbled into this wonderful blog Caracol: it’s not only a lovely idea to recycle ties and old clothes into jewelry but I deeply love the original shape of this necklaces, look all the details:

Every piece is unique and its authenticity is recorded on

My Free Copyright

Elenora and Francesco write on their blog what Caracol means: believe me that when you’ll read it you’ll have immediately the clever idea of how much their are 2 creative talents. I can’t tell you more, just have a look at Caracol’s blog and enjoy your green life!

Japanese stylist Mita Shiniti has made sculptures Based on the theme of “Continuity” using Dunks (yes, the sneakers!): Shiniti uses Dunks to create costumes, furniture and art forms. Her work is part of a collection entitled “Tenki,” a solo exhibition that will be on display from now till May 12th, 2010 at the GALLERY SPEAK FOR in Tokyo.

Mita Shiniti “Tenki” Exhibition till May 12th 2010
GALLERY SPEAK FOR
〒 150-0033
28-2, Shibuya
Tokyo

Photography: Zach Pierce

ThreadBanger, the rockiest website ever for DIY, chose the ZARA Tutorial from Refashinoso to share on their website on the Earth Day: 18.000 views on youtube in a few days!

Thanks to ThreadBanger and to everybody for trusting recycled clothes ideas.

dear Corinne we love when you say “g , you are a rocky Eco Fashionista”!

Special thanks to willsdream & AbsolutelyNameless & MosaicMaiden.

Have a look at the video: from old sweatshirts to mini dress or body warmer! Create your own new thing to wear!

Just open your wardrobe and start to do the same with your friends too. For any questions or if you get some old clothes but you have no idea about how to modify them please email to refashinoso@shicon.com

Then wait for Refashinoso Episode 12 Fashion Tutorial.
See you around