Here's How You Can Reuse Old Clothes Without Sewing

If there are clothes in your wardrobe that you do not need any longer, instead of throwing them in the trash, reuse them with these cool and fun hacks and upgrade your wardrobe. 

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Recycling old clothes in your free time is a fun thing to do as we get to unleash the childlike innocence within us. It is a saviour for our environment too as the production of a single clothing article requires gallons of water. That means that throwing a clothing item equates to a large amount of water wastage.

Reusing your clothes and creating something nice from them is great until the sewing part comes in. Not many of us know the art of sewing as it is quite a complex one and requires practice to master. For such challenges, here are a few ways in which you can upcycle your old clothes to make something usable out of them without having to sew them.

1. Tight Shirt As A Cardigan

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It aches our hearts when we gain weight and our clothes get tight. The perfect hack to reuse tight shirts is to wear them as a cardigan. No sewing is required and you can style them in different funky ways.

2. T-Shirt Tote Bag

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Tote bags are very much in fashion these days. How cool would it be to make one at home from old clothes? For this, you have to slice out the bottom hem of the t-shirt and cut short vertical strips on it. After that, take those strips and tie them all with the opposite strip. This will lock the bottom of the t-shirt. And your tote bag is ready!

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3. Sweater Scarf

The fuzzy and warm feeling of sweaters is so calming, isn't it? Imagine getting that same feel from a scarf too. You can cut down your old sweaters into a long scarf and wrap it around your neck for the feeling of warmth.

4. Dyeing T-shirt

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One of the craftiest ways to wear a t-shirt is by colouring it in your way. You can take your old light-coloured or faded T-shirts and dye them a different colour of your choice. You can also try different dyeing (Natural Dyes To Colour Fabrics) methods like tie-dye, batik and cross-dyeing.

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5. Hairband from Old Clothes

Hairbands (Ways To Style With A Hairband) are another adorable accessory that is back in fashion. Instead of buying them from stores, you can create them at home with your old clothes. These can be created from any clothing item, be it a shirt, skirt, denim, t-shirt and so much more. All you need to do is cut a piece of cloth and tie it around your head or hair.

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