Recreating my most-worn clothes ✂️ Decluttering + Sewing New Versions

Hi! Welcome back to my slow, handmade corner of the internet 🌿
In this video, I’m doing my annual wardrobe reset, but with a twist. Instead of just decluttering, I decided to recreate the clothes I wear the most. These are pieces I’ve loved and used over and over again, and I wanted to replicate them using fabric I already had (or upcycled from old clothes).

✂️ Projects in this video:
00:00 Decluttering my wardrobe
06:47 A simple top made from a secondhand shirt
13:55 Loose, comfy pants with a smooth front waistband
21:06 A vintage-style skirt inspired by my favorite thrift find
27:09 The original pieces VS my remakes

I also share a small but proud milestone: I haven’t bought any new clothes in a store for three years now. Making my own clothes or buying secondhand not only helps my budget and the planet — it makes me feel so good when someone compliments my outfit and I get to say, “Thanks, I made it!”

As always, I hope this video inspires you to use what you have, take things slow, and enjoy the process — even when it gets messy (or your sewing machine gives up on you 😅).

💬 Let me know in the comments which piece was your favorite, and if you'd be interested in having patterns for any of these.

See you in the next one,

Estel 🌱

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