Stylish Remakes - by Violette Room (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><b>Apply the latest upcycle fashion ingenuity to upcycle your tired old clothes and thrift store finds into trendy new threads!</b> <p/><i>Stylish Remakes</i> shows you how to give new attitude to the stuff you have had in your closet for years. And it's so easy! With just a little time cutting and sewing, you can create fun and funky new pieces from old flannel shirts, tees, sweats, bandanas and more. It's inexpensive (often practically free!) and fun to do. And it's completely up to you to create your own personal fashion style! <p/>Salvage old duds and morph them into something completely new with this easy-to-follow upcycle sewing book: <ul><li> <b>Add</b> a fun and fancy bow or collar to your favorite tee or sweatshirt</li><li> <b>Make</b> a dress or bag from a handful of old bandana scarves</li><li> <b>Combine</b> a skirt and top to create a unique new dress or tunic</li><li> <b>Craft</b> a fashionable new skirt or dress from a pair of old flannel shirts</li><li> <b>Tie</b> ruffles and bows to feminize a man's shirt</li><li> <b>Embellish</b> your favorite tees, sweats, and other odd bits-and-pieces to create one-of-a-kind creations</li></ul><br>You can do all this with no previous sewing experience and a minimum of time and fuss. Anyone can do it, and anyone can wear it. Just open this book and grab some old classic duds from your drawers. Then create your own personal fashion style!<p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>I don't know that I've ever seen a sewing book by a brand before, but I do like the idea, especially since the focus is on ways to repurpose and restyle items you may already have in your closet. [...] I think this would be a fantastic gift for a teen or pre-teen with an interest in clothing construction, design or repurposing. Most of the projects are very appropriate for beginners, and some are exceptionally simple. It's the kind of book where a project can be adapted or altered easily, which encourages creativity. Always a good thing! --<b><i>Crafty Staci</i> blog</b><br><br>If you're looking for a way to update your clothing, <i>Stylish Remakes</i> from Tuttle Publishing will become your new Bible. With the help of the Japanese clothing design company Violette Room, you can now take old and outdated pieces from your wardrobe and transform them into gorgeous and unique new garments. This inexpensive way to upcycle old flannels, t's, and sweats will save you so much money each season! --<b>Madison Bowes, Editor, <i>AllFreeSewing.com</i></b><br><br>It's really a book of instruction and inspiration. But what it is about most of all is upcycling. --<b><i>Wares by Cherry</i> blog</b><br><br>None of the ideas in the book are particularly complicated. Only a few designs approach the more radical transformations of Charity Shop Chic or Refashionista. BUT if you haven't tried to refashion or upcycle a garment before, this book will give you some good ideas to get started--and then you can add your own design changes. --<b><i>CSews</i> blog</b><br><br>The book is chockfull of ideas for upcycling old t-shirts, athletic wear (think college sweatshirts) and flannel shirts. There are even instructions for repurposing adult-sized clothing into kids' garb. --<b><i>Sanae Ishida</i> blog</b><br><br>The explanations are easy to understand and each garment pictured has detailed instructions on its transformation from unworn garment to fashionable item. Simple, easy to understand directions make this great for the novice, as well as the more experienced recycler and introduces you to a wonderful new world of cost effective dressing and creativity. --<b><i>Blue Woof Reviews</i></b><br><br>Upcycling and recycling will never go out of fashion and are a perfect way for crafty folk to combat the relentless consumerist desire to spend. <i>Stylish Remakes</i> takes a random selection of casual clothes and shows you how to reconfigure them into different modes, such as a dress made up of two flannel shirts, or a tunic stitched from a top and skirt. The style is minimalist Japanese where even simple embellishments like a silk scarf collar on your favourite beige coat adds a pop of colour. The photos in the front are followed by patterns in the back. --<b><i>The Sydney Morning Herald</i></b><br><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br>Founded by Bunka Fashion Institute graduate Mari Hamano in 2009, <b>Violette Room</b> is a Japanese fashion company that takes inspiration from all parts of the world to make everyday clothing in relaxed silhouettes and comfortable fabrics, with details inspiring a sense of nostalgia.
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