itabar's review against another edition
2.0
Most of the ideas in this book are geared towards younger people who want to display a fair amount of skin, but there were a couple of design ideas I liked. You do need to have rudimentary sewing skilz for most of the projects, but a handful of designs didn't require seaming or sewing.
jesssicawho's review against another edition
2.0
The spiral-bound format is nice, and the heavy pages as well. But the designs are a bit...eh. I wouldn't wear some of these shirts even if they were the last things left in my closet. There are a few cute shirts that I wouldn't mind trying, but a lot of them are incredibly similar to each other (so the 99 is a tad misleading).
mrsthrift's review against another edition
2.0
d.i.y., tshirts, patterns, design, tailored, recycle, reuse, reclaim
hopeevey's review against another edition
informative
inspiring
medium-paced
5.0
For me, this is an almost perfect DIY/upcycle book: clear images with simple, effective instructions. I may buy a paper copy of this one.
sarahbowman101's review
1.0
Generation T by Megan Nicolay wrote essentially the same book, but with much better instructions and graphics.
hrhacissej's review
3.0
There are a lot of clever ideas for transforming the common t-shirt in this book. However, there are no photos of completed projects; only line drawings in 2 colors. So, we know how the modified t-shirts "should" look but not how they actually will look. The other drawback is that the instructions leave a lot of leeway. If you prefer pattern pieces and exact measurements, then you will be very frustrated. If you are comfortable with a general idea of your direction and your own instincts, then you should be fine.
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