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Crafty Tips Arts & Crafts Directory » Clothing & Apparel

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Clothing & Apparel

All of these crafters have one thing in common, they are hoping to tempt you with something worthy of the honor of becoming a special part of your wardrobe. Isn't there room in your closet for a few more exceptional garments? These crafters embellish, screen print, tie die, or construct from scratch a wide variety of clothing and apparel. There's sure to be something for every taste.

As an added bonus, all the website owners have included their favorite clothing and apparel tips .

NOTE: We only accept sites that are selling garments they have constructed and/or adorned themselves. Sites selling large-scale manufactured products will not be accepted.

On the off chance you can't find what you are looking for in this category, you might also want to check: Crochet Clothing, Knitted Clothing, the entire Sewing category, Vintage and Period Costumes and our Crafts for Babies category.

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Great Clothing & Apparel Websites


Cloud9 Design
Hand screen printed apparel line for women, men, maternity & baby using eco-friendly methods.

Editor's Note: Picture shown is an original screen printed design by the artist which appears on a short-sleeve top. I've cropped the image down to make it easier to see the fine detailing and workmanship of the artist.
http://cloud9design.wordpress.com
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Clothing & Apparel Crafty Tip

Use recycled products, supplies and packaging too!



Beqi Clothing
Handmade goods for discerning punk rock pirate librarians everywhere. You too can dress like a rock star, only smarter.
http://www.beqiclothing.com
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Clothing & Apparel Crafty Tip

1.Get your sewing machines retimed at least once a year if you sew a lot.

2.Change needles frequently, as worn out needles will cost you garments in the long run, and may jam your machine beyond repair.

3.Thrift stores and garage sales are good places to scrounge for re-usable purse handles and cheap beads.

4.Old tracing paper makes perfect tearaway paper for sewing vinyl. Just be sure you have a strong enough machine and a big enough needle. And go slooooooow.



Windy Hill Fibers
I make handcrafted clothing, combining vintage inspiration with modern, comfortable style. My clothes are made from all-natural materials, including organic fabrics, natural fibers, and dyes and paints made from plants and earth extracts. Thus these clothes are friendly to both the wearer and the environment. Some clothes are sewn, some are knitted, but all are eco-friendly. I believe in making clothes that are good for you and good for the planet.
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5289743
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Clothing & Apparel Crafty Tip

If you're looking for a way to preserve all of those sizes in a pattern, here's an idea. I buy rolls of rosin paper, used as a floor underlayment, from a home improvement store. Then I place the pattern oven the rosin paper and use a fine point marker to trace the proper size onto the paper. The rosin paper is cheap and thick enough to last through many uses.






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