plain and boring to absolutely stunning and unique.

Hey, where did you get your clothes? You mean these amazing shoes, my shorts, shirt?

I made them. Yeah right. I did! I can show you how, come on! OK!

Hey guys! I hope you're feeling super crafty, because today we're going to be pimping up

our clothes. I'm going to show you 10 epic DIYs and life hacks on how to transform your

old clothes into brand new pieces. And be warned, because I went all out and revamped

my tops, shorts, jeans, shoes, accessories and so much more. Yes! This video is also

a collab with Maddie from Macerly09 channel. We wanted to get you guys all ready for summer.

So here you will learn how to get a perfect summer wardrobe while Maddie will show you

a bunch of epic summer DIYs. Make sure to check out her video – it will be linked

at the end of this tutorial and in the description bar. But now it's time to sort out our closet,

so let's get started.

First off let's make some super trendy patched jeans. This is such a great and easy way to

give a new life to your jeans, shorts or denim jackets. All you need are some jeans, an iron,

plus some patches and optionally clothes pins. Take your jeans and chose the patches you

like. I wanna start with cherries and this alien. Place them on your jeans and cover

with a cotton cloth. Iron for about a minute or as long as it takes for your patches to

stick to the jeans. How cute is panda?! OMG I love it! You can find a great selection

of iron-on patches on-line or in craft stores. The reason I am using the cotton cloth when

ironing on the patches is simply to protect the embroidery and to assure that it doesn't

get burned. To finish off our jeans I decided to add some pins as well. Here I have a yummy

lemonade and a delicious ice cream. The last little detail is this pretty palm tree and

my patched jeans are all done! I absolutely love how they turned out. Patched jeans and

denim jackets are so trendy right now. I've seen them everywhere this season and I'm not

complaining cause I think they are very cool. Plus they are super easy to DIY! I got my

jeans in a thrift store for five bucks. I spent a few more dollars on patches and there

you have unique and trendy pair of patched jeans for less than 10 bucks. What a steal

Next I'll show you how to make this totally gorgeous donut floppy hat. I repeat donut

floppy hat. I mean come on, if this doesn't win summer's best accessory price then I don't

know. For this DIY you'll need a floppy hat, palette for the paint, acrylic or fabric paint

and paint brushes. Chose the color of your donut's glaze – I'm going for pink – and

apply it allover the brim of your hat. You can look up some donut pictures on-line for

color inspiration but I think such pink glazed donuts are a classic.

It's time to decorate our donut hat with colorful sprinkles. Starting

with lime green, I am using a medium round

brush to make short lines allover the hat. Draw the sprinkles in different directions

to make it look more realistic. Besides green, I also added some white and blue sprinkles

for a colorful pop.

Yay, we are all done with this seriously the most beautiful summer hat

I've ever seen! A total cuteness overload! I think the idea is so unique and creative

plus it looks amazing on pictures, which is always a bonus nowadays. Am I right?! I think so.

Keeping your head protected form the sun is so important, and now, that is not even

an issue. I want to wear it on cloudy days as well because it's just too beautiful not to!

An awesome tie dye shirt using sharpies? Sounds crazy I know! But wait until you see it. This

method is just hands down so cool. All you need is a plain white shirt, some rubbing

alcohol, dropper and sharpies! Place a cardboard or a piece of plastic inside your shirt to

prevent the color transferring to the back. Take a bunch of colorful permanent markers

and it's time to make some magic. I'm starting with a blue dot. Then I'm taking a pink sharpie

and I'm gonna make four pink dots around the blue one. My third color is emerald green

and I'm drawing four more dots like that. Fill the dropper with some rubbing alcohol

and drip the desired amount of drops on the center of the sharpie design. Look at this

cool marble watercolor effect! I don't know how to call it but isn't it awesome?! Let's

make another one. The more drops of alcohol you use, the further the sharpie ink will

spread and the larger your design will be. I like my marble-y circles to be of a medium

size, so I drip about 10 to 15 drops of alcohol for each design. I'm going to decorate my

entire shirt with the marble-y flowers. If you want you can just make them on a part

of your shirt. Maybe do like a heart or stripes made of these colorful flowers. The possibilities

are endless. The front of my shirt is all colored, so it's time to flip it around and

take care of the back as well. This technique of fabric painting is seriously so much fun.

It's so interesting to watch how the dots transform into lovely flowers. I've left the

bottom part white since I'm going to cut it and make a cropped knot tee. Take your scissors

and cut along the masking tape edge making sure that you are cutting only the back fabric

of the shirt. Make a cut on the left and right side. Then make a short vertical cut on the

front fabric like that. Lastly you want to make two diagonal cuts from the center to

the sides of the shirt.

Voila our epic cropped tee is all done, looking fantastic, right?

Of course not! We still have to tie the front into a knot! This is why all the cutting was for!

Now that's what we're talking about! To make sure the colors won't fade away while washing,

set the marker ink into the fabric by ironing it for five minutes or placing the shirt in

the drier for fifteen minutes. Anyway, what an epic transformation of a boring white T shirt.

I am sure you have some old white shirts at the back of your closet. This is a perfect

DIY life hack to recycle them.

Years back when I found out that laying or walking on clouds is not possible I was pretty

upset. Fast forward to now, I am pretty thrilled that at least I've found a way to have the

clouds walking with me everywhere I go! This is how you can make your own cloud shoes.

Take some white sneakers, blue fabric paint, palette for the paint, self adhesive paper,

and a paint brush. First we gotta make some cloud stencils. Sketch a cloud on a piece

of self adhesive paper and cut it out with scissors.

Make a bunch of these - some smaller

and some larger because clouds come in all shapes and sizes. Remove the shoelace from

your sneakers to make the painting part easier. Stick the paper clouds allover the shoes.

I'm keeping mine kind of diagonally aligned but feel free to stick them on randomly. After

all clouds are randomly floating in the sky.

Take a blue fabric paint and start coloring

your sneakers. To get a sharp and neat cloud's edge always move the brush away from the stencil.

This way the paint won't be able to sneak under the sticker and cause a mess. When the

shoes are completely colored in blue, we can remove the stencils and reveal all the beautiful

white fluffy clouds. Hello gorgeous?! Let's put the shoelace back on and we're ready to

rock them. You know what they say. Give a girl the right pair of shoes and she will

conquer the world. I don't know what kind shoes they had in mind but I can definitely

see myself conquering the world with these cloudy sneakers. They are just too cute! Although

I must point out that they can be a bit distracting in conquering the world because all I want

to do is admire them and take pictures of them all day.

Tie dye shorts are very difficult to find in stores plus they can be pretty expensive.

But that's not a problem for me and you guys because we can simply DIY them. You need white

shorts or jeans and tie dye plus some extra tools. I'm cutting the white pants about half

an inch lower than the edge of the yellow shorts. This is because we need some extra

fabric to make them distressed. It's very handy to use a pair of shorts that fit you

perfectly as a guide. Take your tweezers and start pulling out some of the threads all

along the cut edge. You can also use a fork, nail file or sand paper to make them all scruffy.

When you're happy with how they look take some masking tape and stick a piece across

the shorts in the front and at the back. This will be our guide for coloring.

Start pouring your dye, mine is green, up to the masking tape.

The color will bled through - tape works just as a guide.

Turn the shorts around and again dye them up to the masking tape..

Time to take our second color, for me that's red and color the bottom part of the shorts as

well. Don't go too far up because the color will slowly bleed upwards anyway. In the middle

the two colors will create a beautiful blue and orange gradient. Just wait and see. Leave

the shorts to set for about one hour and throw them in the wash. Here are my shorts all nice and

dry. I'm going to put on some studs to make them look even more awesome. With help of

scissors or a knife secure the studs on the back pockets. I'm using six golden studs designed

into a little triangle on each of the pockets.

We gotta add that little extra on the front

as well. Here I went for smaller triangle design using three studs on each side. I am

completely in love with these shorts. Now that's what we can call an extreme makeover

right. From plain white pants to totally amazing statement shorts! These look so playful, edgy,

a bit hipster but most of all so unique. By the way don't judge me. This is my very first

time skateboarding so I think I did pretty well. Most of the time.

Another huge trend right now are choker necklaces. I love how they look plus they are very easy

to DIY. Today I'm going to show you a couple of different styles and the first one is this

cool charm necklace. All you need is a string and a charm. Cut about 1 meter long piece

of string. I am using an artificial velvet looking cord. Take the charm of your choice

and thread the string through the loop. To tie the choker cross the string at the back

of your neck and bring the ends forward. Make a little knot in the front and you are ready

to rock your very own choker necklace. You can also simply tie it with a bow at the back

of your neck. Make one for yourself or give it to a friend. This is such a pretty little

gift. I think choker necklaces look extra gorgeous paired with off shoulder shirts.

Besides that I put on some skinny high waisted jeans and a hat to complete the look.

It is broadly known that bleach we can make our clothes lighter. But did you guys know

that you can actually write, draw and make awesome designs on clothes using bleach? This

life hack is so cool and unique. Take an old pair of jeans, scissors, bleach, some water,

corn starch and a plastic bag. I want to make denim shorts out of these long jeans so I'm

starting by cutting away the excess fabric. This time I'm making cuffed shorts so I don't

want to cut them too short. When both sides are cut, roll the edges up two or three times.

Now it's time for the fun part – decorating with bleach! Of course first we have to make

a bleach gel. Mix together half a cup of water and a tablespoon of corn starch in a double

boiler. Constantly stir until the mixture thickens up and you get a gel like consistency.

Remove from the heat and add about two tablespoons of bleach. Mix well to combine and then pour

the bleach gel into a squeeze tube or a plastic bag.

Make a knot and cut away the corner of the bag.

Our DIY bleach gel pen is all ready for use. I decided to draw a bunch of flowers

on the shorts. First I made a little dot and then short stripes all around to represent

the petals. I'm making different sizes of flowers. First one was pretty small, so now

it's time to make a bigger flower. Drawing with bleach gel is seriously so much easier

than I thought. Instead of flowers you can draw anything else like hearts, Aztec print

or you can even write words. When you are done drawing wait for at least one hour so

that the bleach sets. The longer you leave it on the fabric, the whiter your fabric will

get. Take a piece of cardboard paper and scrape the bleach off to reveal the awesome white

flowers underneath. How pretty! Time to flip the shorts around and draw a lot of small

and big flowers allover the back as well. Having a DIY bleach gel is also handy for

removing stains. Keep it in a squeeze tube and it should last you months. Remove the

bleach gel from the back of the shorts with a cardboard paper. Throw them in the wash

and there we have our new totally awesome flower shorts made out of bleach. I love how

these turned out and I'm going to wear them loads. Besides denim you can also use bleach

gel to decorate colored shirts. Wherever you apply it, the shirt will turn white. I paired

my shorts with a white crochet sweater and some sneakers for relaxed, casual but still

very cute look.

You guys know my obsession with galaxy – I've already done galaxy shoes, bag, nails and

now I want to make galaxy T shirt as well. Yep the struggle is real. But sorry not sorry

because who doesn't like galaxy DIYs. I love them. We'll need a black T- shirt, masking

tape, palette for paint, fabric paint in white, pink and blue and sponge applicators. Lay

your shirt on a flat surface. Place a piece of cardboard or plastic inside the shirt to

prevent the colors transferring to the back. I want to make a cool triangle galaxy design.

So here I'm sticking three pieces of masking tape to form a big triangle in the center

of my tee. Time to grab the fabric paints and create our mysterious galaxy! Dip the

sponge applicator in blue and start applying it in circles or half circles inside your

triangle. Leave the center of these circles black, because this is where we're going to

apply lighter colors.