DIY Deconstructed Tee
Cut up a tee like this, leaving the edges raw, and then add designs in spraypaint or acrylic paint. I have in mind making a DIY breton/nautical top by adding handpainted navy blue horizontal lines.
Image: Lina Di Moda
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