<table><tr><td><img src="http://www.craftytips.com/images/sewing.jpg" align="left" /></td><td class="topic"><h2>Reconstructed Clothing</h2>Being green doesn't have to mean being boring. The crafters who have shared their great tips in this category make some clever and useful items from recycled T-Shirts, clothes and just about any fabric item they can get their hands on. These talented crafters take plain and boring clothes like T-shirt and sweat pants and reconstruct them into function items that in some cases become high fashion. The best part is that many of these reconstructed items are quick and easy to make and require only limited sewing skills. There's bound to be some crafting goodness that will strike your fancy. <br /><br />All the website owners have also included their favorite <b>clothing reconstruction tips</b>.<br /></td></tr><tr><td class="cat_graphic">Category picture courtesy of:<br /> <a href="padvertise.html">Your Site Could Be Here</a></td><td> </td></tr></table>http://www.craftytips.com/sewing/Reconstructed-T-Shirts/http://www.craftytips.com/sewing/Reconstructed-T-Shirts/easy-kids-pants-l334.htmlPants for your little ones in less than an hour!!! This quick project takes an adult T-shirt and turns it into a comfy and unique pair of pants. Clear instructions and pictures will have you sewing up a storm as you outfit your child in a new pair of pants made with love.http://www.craftytips.com/sewing/Reconstructed-T-Shirts/the-bunny-hat-l335.htmlTake one child's T-shirt, a little felt, and a little time and you can sew this clever little hat. Making use of the side seam and bottom hem of a T-shirt, this project sews up in no time and your little one's sure to love their new hat. <br /><br /> Want to make one for yourself? Simply use a larger T-Shirt and you can have your own cute hat.http://www.craftytips.com/sewing/Reconstructed-T-Shirts/happy-together-l4017.htmlFun blog that features the sewing, crochet and crafting of a stay at home mom of one of the cutest little girls. Along with discussions about family, Jessica shares interesting crafters and their projects she finds online along with a number of original designs. She shares a number of great reconstruction projects that work for both adults and children.