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- Quick and easy thrift flip to get yourself a cool pair of hippie flares. The best way for me to get the clothes I want is to upcycle! And, of course, share the making process with you, hopefully teaching you something along the way. Today let's make together some cool hippie flares with sun and moon painting that was inspired by my friends at adorneduk.co.uk . I will show the easy way to turn any skinny pair of pants (including jeans!) into awesome flares! Hope, you'll enjoy!
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Flashback to my youth. Blessings little fairy child.❤
I can't tell you how much I enjoy watching your videos. It honestly is like watching home videos of myself from the 1970s. I was born a redhead and had a delicate figure like you, and I was a true hippie at heart. Took long walks in the Colorado mountains, painted, made jewelry, listened to fantastic music like Yes, Moody Blues, Joni Mitchell, Led Zeppelin, and so much more. I sewed bell bottoms, skirts, and gauze blouses, and wore huarache sandals and flowers in my hair. I'm 65 now and even after a career, children, and marriage, I haven't changed a bit...except my red hair has turned white! So thanks for these lovely, peaceful videos! 🌟
Your words make me so so happy, I can’t even explain! I feel very blessed to be able to connect with you in this way😍❤️ I aspire to be like you! And omg Colorado mountains!! My absolute dream😍😍😍 really want to live by mountains to have long walks and enjoy their beauty!
P.s i will put flowers in my hair in the next video inspired by you!❤️🥰🌸
Hey Cindy. I was a little hippie in the Ozarks in the 70s. Im turning 63 this month. Still got my guitar and dulcimer. Still dress the same way. Why not be happy, right?
Blessings.
Collette
@@MayLina I love this. So good to see folks on yt that I can relate to. Thank you for sharing your beauty and creativity with us!
I'm 69, English and like you I enjoyed that glorious hippiness of the 70s. It was a magical blast from the USA for us in Britain though for you in the US it had serious social and political connotations. The effect of that era still lingers here! I still sew my own clothes, furnishings etc. constantly recycling stuff. Our children are grown up. My husband and I own an old cottage with a large garden. I love to grow my own veggies, fruits, flowers and herbs. I let the weeds grow to serve the bees and insects. All in all I've never let go of the hippy ethic of loving the planet and being as self sufficient as possible. Just last week a perfect stranger looking in the same shop window as I was asked me if I was a hippie. He was our age and looked cool and youthful in his denims. He told me he'd lived in the US at the time of The Hippie and
had been disappointed that though he was near Woodstock he couldn't get into the festival because all the roads were blocked with cars going there. Finally, keeping chickens meant I had eggs all through lockdown when they became in short supply that's Hippie Power.
Holds down pants with crystals! #QUEEN
Haha yes! Always use them as weights when cutting 😂❤️✨
I cannot even begin to tell you what a brilliant idea this is! I was tired of my skinny jeans and after seeing this video I am truly so inspired!! :) I def want to give it a go tonight when I have some downtime! Seems straight forward enough :)
I love these SO much. I lived through the 70s and would have definitely worn these! I would today too. I'd seen this video before, but revisited it today and I'm so glad I did. I recently made a pair of bell bottoms by inserting fabric triangles on the outside. Mine had flowers with pink, cream, purple and teal colours in them. They look great, but then I was trying to figure out what top I can wear with them. Everything seems to clash and I was feeling like I'd be limited to a plain colour top. Then I watched the beautiful blouse you wore with yours and realised it doesn't matter if the fabric in the bell bottoms doesn't match your top. You're such a free spirit, keep creating - I love your style, and your videos. :)
1970 I did to all of my jeans. Thank you for the flash back
Another amazing video! 😍 Love the added subtitles. Your talent is endless 😍 Already excited for the next one!!🧡🧡🧡
Love you so much, babe❤️😍😍 you are one of the biggest inspirations to me! Always❤️
@@MayLinaI love you, babe!!😍🥰🥰🥰
This was a pleasant and educational experience. Thank you.
Nice work! Your video are so peaceful and wholesome.
At least I can find you here 😀. Another masterpiece rendered beautifully!
Haha, hiii, I missed you!! I am coming back to instagram❤️ you can find me by @maylina.tribe , i will follow you back in the evening☺️☺️
Oh, and your jeans turned out beautifully! Very nice.
Aww thank youuu❤️❤️❤️
Absolutely beautiful ❤❤❤
Warm greetings from Indonesia
Thanks Sista for sharing wonderful skinny jeans DIY
Wish you always healthy and happy
God bless you and family
beautiful work
Love these so much! And love your style.
This means a lot to me, thank you!!❤️🥰
looks great!
Thank you!!❤️❤️
Beautiful😻
Thank you🥰
I love your style!!! I make my own bellbottoms 2!! People don't believe I can make them. Although I glue mine. No frays on mine! Only I know how 2 make them crisp n close to perfect!
Thank you, my dear🥰 Omg, that’s awesome that glue works for you! 😃 keep up amazing job, i believe your bell bottoms are stunning!
Groovy. ✌️😁
What kind of paint are you using? Can jeans be washed after being painted?
Hello new to your channel. Love Love Love this video! so beautiful
Awww, thank you, my dear!😍 glad to see you here❤️
I wonder if you know of quality fabric paints that are based in natural material for making the pigments but actually stains fabric? Id love to do this. Thinking of cutting out shapes of natural fiber and then dying w plant dye and sewing designs on the jeans that i cut into flare pants 😍✨🌼
thank you
Thank you!
Hello I love these so much! What paint did you use ?
❤️ it
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WOW 🌞🌜🌻🌛🌙
your videos are SO lovely
Aww, thank you so much!!🥰🥰
Hi what paints do you use please?
I❤❤❤them
What kind of paint to use that won't wash off when put in the laundry?
I figured out in my painting days that if you get acrylics on you clothes it will stay no matter how hard you try to wash it off haha. So in my videos i tried both regular acrylic and oils, but yeah it requires careful washing. Oils, in my experience, do stay better tho. But if you don't want to think about it as much there are tons of fabric paints that will do the job probably the best!
@@MayLina Thank you for that information! I'm going to try painting mine. 😉
@@dglorious1269 best of luck to you!❤️
Pretty🎨🫠
I love your ethereal films. They are soothing to watch. What you do is lovely and it all works out! You've re inspired me. I like your painting on fabric idea, quicker than embroidery or provides a base for a few stiches of embroidery which can be added later.
I know this is very late, but I have a pair of jeans I want to do this with and I think it will be too short if I flare them! Is there any workarounds I could do?
if they are normal length now, I don't thing they will be any shorter when flared, but if they are too short to begin with I would in the end add ruffle on the bottom to achieve the desired length☺
@@MayLinathank you so much for the quick reply! I love your videos and will start looking at fabrics 🥰🌞
Edit: I’m actually planning on lowering the waistline of them which should fix any possible complications length-wise :)
Thats how we did it back in the day!✌️
Turned out beautifully ❤
Beautiful. Can I buy them? Was it acrylic paint? Need to know, cuz... I'm going to try it. Or was it fabric paint or markers?
Thank you, my dear! I don’t sell upcycled clothes (at least yet haha), but will be glad to help you make your own☺️ Yes, it is acrylic pain that i had laying around, it is not the best, but works. Also i’ve heard recently that if you apply heat to it with iron it will be holding stronger. Haven’t tried it tho☺️ Previously i used oil paint on jeans fabric and it holds very well, but of course, fabric paint is the best
You did an amazing transformation with those jeans! I´m certainly feeling inspired to mess with my own old clothes... Great job girl, hugs and blessings from Uruguay!!! 🤩☮🤩
Yaaaay! That makes me so so happy, hope you will have a lot of fun messing with your old clothes! There is nothing that brings me satisfaction more than giving new life to old pieces! 😍❤️
Can you wash the jeans with this 'not fabric paint' on?
i was them turned inside out on a gentle cycle and they are doing all right, but with time they will require some touch ups i think
@@MayLina so much inspiration! Thanks so much!
Which country are you from?
I want your life ❤ just beautiful 🎉..well at least your house 🏠 and your jeans...very calming video
Hello, love your video, you are very talented. I have yet to try painting on fabric. Are you using acrylic paints or watercolour? Thank you!🙂
I liked and subbed. Thank you and bless you doll.
Coolt :P
The sun and moon were so cool.
Love them ❤
Great job
Ahhhhh 🌳🐦🌻🌛🌞💖 Loved this 💕
This makes me so happy!!🥰🥰🥰
Your videos are beautiful, thank you for sharing inspiration 🌷🌼🌻
Aww thank you, love!!🥰🥰🥰
This is SO stunning ! I love theese, and now i need to rescue all my skinny jeans xD
Haha, thank you, my dear, have fun!!😍
What a cute idea! Love these jeans, what is the paint you're using?
Thank you, my dear! I used whatever i had on hand haha, which means acrylic paint, not the best choice but it is still looking good. Best would be, of course, fabric paint, but i also found the oil paint to work good on jeans. But with oils you need to be careful, if paint is too oily it can leave the stain on the back panel as well, so cardboard underneath is a must☺️