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>Project ReStyle: Easy No-Sew T-Shirt Necklace

01/02/2011

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I’m kind of ridiculously excited about this Project ReStyle challenge, and I’m really looking forward to learning some new crafting skills throughout the year. For my first ReStyle, I started with something really simple. I love the color of this boyfriend tee from Target, but it has a small stain on the front which renders it unwearable. Using this video tutorial from Threadbanger as inspiration, I transformed it into a necklace. 
Read more after the jump to find out how to make your own! 

Step1

All you need is an unwanted cotton t-shirt, a pair of sharp scissors, and about half an hour. 

Lay the shirt on a flat surface and smooth it out with your hands. Start by cutting off and discarding the hem.

Step2

Beginning at the bottom of the shirt and working your way up, cut 1-inch strips to make loops. Vary the width of your strips based on your desired necklace thickness. I wanted a lot of tubes, so I kept my strips small. You can also cut a variety of sizes for one necklace if you want a less-uniform texture.

Step3

Stretch out the loops you just made so the cotton curls in on itself and forms long tubes.
Double up each tube, matching up the seams at one end.

Step4

If you break a loop at the seam while you’re stretching it out, just tie it back together with a simple knot and trim the excess. {This really is a fool-proof project}

Step5

Group all of your tubes by size, keeping the seams together at one end.

I used a women’s tee, so the tapered fit resulted in a great variation of tube sizes. If you’re using a men’s tee, you can cut the tubes into various sizes and tie them back together as shown above.

Gather them all together, with the longest tubes on the bottom and the shortest on the top, but save one!

Step6

Cut the tube you saved in half to make it a long string. Tie the string in a knot near one end of the section of seams. Tightly wrap the string around all of the seams to cover them. Be careful not to get the tubes twisted or tangled as you’re wrapping.

When everything is smooth and covered, tie off the other end of the string in a knot (using one of the necklace loops if you need to).

That’s it!

1 down, 51 to go… 

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    Does the t shirt have to 100% cotton. Or can it be a mixed fabric?

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    Note: this is best with a t-shirt that only has one seam. Then you can match the one seam at the top. If you have two seams then one will always been seen.

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    This is super cute…I can’t believe I am the only one having problems trying to mimic this though. My t-shirt strips aren’t rolling into tubes! Any ideas on what I’m doing wrong?

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      Hi Laura! Are you using a 100% cotton tee? If you are, just pull the strips carefully and they should roll right up! ;)

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        Yep 100% cotton…still no rolling…hmm…

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    09/13/2011

    Oh my gosh, this just happened to my white version of this tee! I accidentally hung it on a wire hanger and it got rust stains in the shoulders! I’m going to have to do this with it!

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    08/30/2011

    What do you mean by “double up each tube”? Does this design make the seams opposite the seam in the back right smack dab in the middle of the necklace, or am I not following correctly?

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    07/15/2011

    Totally fun!!

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    06/13/2011

    Made one for myself and one for my daughter today!

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    06/07/2011

    I pinned this on my pinterest and just made an awesome grey one! Thanks for the tutorial!

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  • Sorren Isler
    05/17/2011

    >i am seriously in awe of this and, for some reason, do not believe that I could make anything as close to fantastic as this is. Have you worn it yet? I would love to see it in action!

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  • Stylethroughhereyes
    05/17/2011

    >I MUST MAKE THIS! You are so brilliant!http://www.stylethroughhereyes.com

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  • Anaelena
    05/17/2011

    >I think this project is great, and the chosen color of the shirt too. I have written about it today in my little blog and I wanted to thank you.http://hellobetterday.blogspot.com/

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  • Abbe Schiowitz
    05/17/2011

    >lovelovelove! Yesterday I took an old purse in a fabulous shade of red and made some sassy earrings with a matching cuff bracelet for tonight's outfit and now I'll have a necklace to add. Thanks oodles and oodles, xoxox one creative mamahttp://makedoseebe.blogspot.com/

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  • steamykitchen
    05/17/2011

    >Absolutely love this idea! This morning's job: to look for a stained tshirt– I might just have to have an "accident" during bfast just to justify cutting up a shirt! ;-)

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  • Maevabrouard
    05/17/2011

    >Super !!http://moncarnetdinspirations.blogspot.com

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  • Mj
    05/17/2011

    >AWESOME! I can't wait to try this. Did you come up with this yourself? If so, it's just plain brilliant. Can't wait to check out your other restyles!!

    Reply
  • Jen
    05/17/2011

    >This is amazing!!! I think I might have just donated a shirt that would be perfect for this. Oh no!

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  • Linda
    05/17/2011

    >I woke up needing something yellow for the Super Bowl today and immediately thought our your restyle. Unfortunately, I then remember that I had donated the yellow shirt that I wanted to use for it when I cleaned out my closet over the holidays. Bummer. I hope I can use this idea sometime in the future, though.

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  • Melody
    05/17/2011

    >This is awesome! I am definitely going to try it.. thanks for sharing!

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  • Daisydayz25
    05/17/2011

    >I love these, I recently made one out of a tie die t-shirt it can out greatDaisy Dayz HomeCross-Jones-Photography Home

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  • Knitknotdesigns
    05/17/2011

    >How do you keep the seams from showing? I tried this and the seams are really unattractive. Did I do something wrong?

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  • Knitknotdesigns
    05/17/2011

    >How do you keep the seams from showing? I tried this and the seams are really unattractive. Did I do something wrong?

    Reply
  • macy dawn
    05/17/2011

    >Also brilliant…

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  • kelsey williams
    05/17/2011

    >I tried this today! Love it!

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  • Mari Harford
    05/17/2011

    >this project is great. my 12 year old sister made me and my two other sisters these for christmas. Obviously it is as easy as it is fun. thanks for the tutorial!

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  • SHORTYLULU
    05/17/2011

    >SCREAMING LOVE IT

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  • SHORTYLULU
    05/17/2011

    >SCREAMING LOVE IT

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  • kelsey williams
    05/17/2011

    >Thanks for the great tutorial, Kiera! I made it and love it! http://snappycasual.tumblr.com/post/3645415676/t-shirt-necklace

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  • LinZ
    05/17/2011

    >This looks super easy and super cute, I think I might try it! Thanks for the tutorial!

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  • Foggy Morning Jewelry Designs
    04/26/2011

    >AWESOME. I will be doing this soon!!

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  • Amandine
    01/16/2011

    >Thanks so much for publishing this. Mine turned out great and I even made a cute headband out of the extras.

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  • Toni
    01/12/2011

    >Wow, I never would have thought of this. I have so many t-shirst I could do this with! Thank you for the great tute!

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  • Isabella Kiss
    01/12/2011

    >LOVE it. I am going to have to try that!

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  • krust
    01/12/2011

    >This turned out really great! I love the color you chose too!

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  • andie
    01/11/2011

    >Love the tip, made my own out of a t-shirt I've been thinking about tossing! http://nomapisasubstitute.blogspot.com/

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  • MaybeThisDoor
    01/11/2011

    >I love this idea/ I've linked to it on my blog. travelbunny.blogspot.com

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  • violette
    01/11/2011

    >Very pretty necklace! Great idea, I'm impressed! Thanks for sharing :)http://roseetviolette.blogspot.com

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  • kelsey
    01/11/2011

    >i love this! can't wait to try.

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  • Pixie in Pumps
    01/10/2011

    >I love this idea! I am definitely going to try this!

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  • Kayla
    01/09/2011

    >very fun and very easy! I made several…http://thebestisyettocome-kayla.blogspot.com/2011/01/fabric-of-our-lives.html…and shared with my sisters. :) I'm a big fan of re-inventing tshirts. such a comfy statement necklace.

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  • Esther
    01/08/2011

    >Oh, how great is that?! And easy enough for me to do it ;-)). I'm gonna make one tonight! Regards Es

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  • Monica
    01/07/2011

    >Hi from Brazil!I have just read this tutorial .It is awesome! In a few seconds I grabbed a tee I have in the drawer and I will give it a try. Thanks for this wonderfull tutorial.

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  • reeve
    01/06/2011

    >LOVE this…such a great idea. Although now I want to go find a green t-shirt, buy it, and then cut it up. Not really the point;)

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  • Anonymous
    01/06/2011

    >Hum, I ever seen this do it here/ http://virginiepeny.com/soft-or-dark-jersey/

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  • kate
    01/06/2011

    >So awesome! I love love love that green!

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  • Carolina
    01/06/2011

    >Purdy!

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  • Missy
    01/06/2011

    >THank you for the IDea! I think I will make one for myself. Peacemissyhttp://throughanindielens.blogspot.com/

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  • rosemaryx
    01/06/2011

    >love it. so chic and simple. i'm going to have to do a similar project for sure! thanks for sharing!

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  • Colleen
    01/05/2011

    >I love this idea. I love what you did. I don't think I could come up with 52 things. Is that what it is… 52 things in 1 year?

    Reply
  • Cassandra
    01/05/2011

    >Hello again! :) I just wanted to let you know I used your tutorial to make not one but two of these beautiful statement pieces. One, I kept for myself and the other I'm giving away to a reader. Just wanted to let you know and say thanks!

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  • Molly
    01/04/2011

    >Love. It. I'm TOTALLY making one. Thank you so much for the link. I've saw a necklace like this a few months ago but I couldn't figure out how to make it!! WEoooo Hooo!!!Leaving the House in THIS?!?!

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  • KT
    01/04/2011

    >Srsly! I need to try this pronto. I've got a couple t-shirts I don't wear anymore and this is the perfect solution. – Katy

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  • Lula
    01/03/2011

    >Oh my gosh girl I LOVE your blog and this is brilliant. New follower!kisslula

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  • Lydia Marie
    01/03/2011

    >This is so cool! I definitely have shirts like this with stains or they just fit weird, so I will definitely have to try this!

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  • Sarah Beth
    01/03/2011

    >that color really is superb! Can't wait to see this necklace styled in a whole outfit :)

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  • WobiSobi
    01/03/2011

    >So awesome, I love it!!!

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  • Lady Lipstick
    01/03/2011

    >Hey Lady!! I just came across your blog from Collette's blog and I am in LOVE!! I LOVE to do projects like this but never think them up on my own! I am DEF going to be doing this one! I want to do a bright color like this too!!I will have to go check out the link too!Happy New Year to you!XXEveryone Loves Lipstick Style Blog

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  • Fashion Momma
    01/03/2011

    >I have a few tee shirts that need new lives- thanks for this awesome idea! I LOVE the color of the tee you used and I'm glad you decided to restyle it, because I just know that color compliments your skin and hair! Cant' wait to see how you style it. :)

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  • Corie
    01/03/2011

    >aaahhh I like this. Very creative.

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  • aki!
    01/03/2011

    >I know you said it was fool-proof, but that actually looks really really hard. Haha. I know I have more than enough old t-shirts though. I'll have to try this. I love the idea of using that material for a necklace.

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  • Melissa @ Bubby and Bean
    01/03/2011

    >This is lovely! I'd love to feature it on Bubby and Bean!

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  • Amy Fashion Blog
    01/03/2011

    >Super Cute and What a great way to use an old t-shirt.http://amyfashionblog52.blogspot.com/

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  • Sara C
    01/03/2011

    >Wow, really cute and easy! And I love that color green, especially when its so dreary this time of year :)

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  • No Guilt Fashion
    01/03/2011

    >Great how to. I will definitely try this out. That is if I can find a shirt that needs a new life.No Guilt Fashion

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  • shealennon
    01/03/2011

    >Oooh, I love this! I'm doing this right away, as soon as I find an unwanted tee!!

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  • Meryn
    01/03/2011

    >So great! i just reposted this on my blog of things I'm loving this week. Cant wait to try this and post my results. Have an old vibrant tee that could use a second chance at life :)

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  • Jess
    01/02/2011

    >Wow! How awesome and easy is that?! I will be trying this, hopefully next weekend. Thanks for the tutorial!

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  • kimmie
    01/02/2011

    >Wow, that looks really cool! Can't wait to see how you style it.And aren't stains the WORST?! I hate them.

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  • silvergirl
    01/02/2011

    >That is super cool!I think I have found a project for the weekCan't wait to try this

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  • Cassandra
    01/02/2011

    >How cool! I think I may have a t-shirt sitting in my closet that is too small now and the perfect candidate for this sort of re-style. ;)

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  • Sidewalk Ready
    01/02/2011

    >Very cool! I would love to see a picture of you wearing it!

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  • Fashion Therapist
    01/02/2011

    >This is GENIUS! I can't wait to do this.

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  • Ashley J
    01/02/2011

    >Wow, this does look super easy. Thanks for sharing!

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  • From Suns To Moons
    01/02/2011

    >This looks pretty doable and certainly very pretty.

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  • inday_adin
    01/02/2011

    >This is so great! Thank you so much for sharing. I have a shirt that I still like, but have a little bit of stain and I can turn it into a necklace like this. :) Thanks a bunch!Adin B

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  • marcella
    01/02/2011

    >wow, interesting :)nice work http://urbanprettygirl.blogspot.com/and a happy new year

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  • Linda W
    01/02/2011

    >Great idea and something so easy that even I might be able to try. Now, let's see it on you!The Auspicious Life

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  • Lauren
    01/02/2011

    >what a neat idea!I can't wait to see your other challenges!! Also, I was thinking it'd be neat to string some sparkly beads on various places of the necklace to add a little bling. :)

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  • Katie W...
    01/02/2011

    >I can already tell I'm going to love this project! Can't wait to see you wear this!

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  • Cassidy
    01/02/2011

    >Wow Keira, this is really cool! I never repurpose clothing items, but it a really great idea! I'm going to have to look into that Project Resytle!

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  • Laura
    01/02/2011

    >ummm that is amazeballs! love it!

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  • Iris
    01/02/2011

    >That fantastic! I look forward to seeing how you style it :)

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  • Nancy
    01/02/2011

    >AMAZING Restyle! I love it! This is such a unique way to reuse an old t-shirt. Thank you for the post!

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  • Grace, Money Smart Fashion
    01/02/2011

    >that's so awesome! Love the end result. Good work. I may just give that a try.

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    • julesagray
      Grace, Money Smart Fashion
      11/19/2012

      seriously..this one of the ugliest fucking things I have ever seen. No wonder other countries hate us.

      Reply
      • Rhonda Paulson
        julesagray
        07/03/2013

        You just cracked me up. I found your blog and subscribed to updates. Your comments really strike a note with me. Keep them coming.

        Reply
        • julesagray
          Rhonda Paulson
          07/04/2013

          why, thank you and thanks for following! I appreciate it!

          Reply
      • MononokeHime
        julesagray
        10/15/2013

        Yeah…I’m sure that diy fashion is the reason other countries hate us. Oh wait, it’s actually just assholes like you.

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        • julesagray
          MononokeHime
          10/16/2013

          zing.
          twas a joke. it’s called a sense of humor..get one.

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      • Anonymous
        julesagray
        08/25/2015

        I love this! Can’t understand why anyone wouldnt love it! About to make one now!! Fantastic idea! Very creative!

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  • dotty
    01/02/2011

    >this is so neat! i'll have to try it now!

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  • Mireille
    01/02/2011

    >Waow! Great… I love it! thanks to share the tip!

    Reply

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