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What to do with your old T-Shirt a.k.a. DIY Headband
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Do you have an old sleeveless t-shirt laying around at home? Before you throw it away or start using it as a cleaning cloth, have a look at this idea on how to create your own headband!
It's super easy... I found a flower print tank top at home and created this bandana style, using just a few steps.
1. The thinner the material the better. The shirt should be sleeveless. My shirt ends with 2 strings for making a knot above the belly button, but you can easily create such string using your scissors.
2. Fold your shirt into a long belt and wrap it around your head, starting from the button. Use the two endings of the shirt to tight it up (see the picture) by tying up the two strings with the whole (created from the two shoulder straps). First, pull only one string through the whole and tie it up with the remaining string.
3. Tuck uneven parts into the headband.
4. Done:)
It's super easy... I found a flower print tank top at home and created this bandana style, using just a few steps.
1. The thinner the material the better. The shirt should be sleeveless. My shirt ends with 2 strings for making a knot above the belly button, but you can easily create such string using your scissors.
2. Fold your shirt into a long belt and wrap it around your head, starting from the button. Use the two endings of the shirt to tight it up (see the picture) by tying up the two strings with the whole (created from the two shoulder straps). First, pull only one string through the whole and tie it up with the remaining string.
3. Tuck uneven parts into the headband.
4. Done:)
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