The Tilli notebook
Upcycling, sewing advice, repair and customisation tips... Here you'll find all our articles on how to reinvent your dressing room and give a second life to your clothes, accessories and household linen.
How do I enlarge clothes that are too small?
Have your clothes shrunk in the wash? Perhaps they went into the tumble dryer by mistake? Yes, at first glance, that sounds pretty catastrophic! But fear not, with a bit of luck, this careless mistake will be nothing but a bad memory after reading this article.Posted 4 ans
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Measure carefully for a perfect hem
If you're about to hem your trousers for the first time, be sure to get your measurements right first! You wouldn't want to end up with one leg shorter than the other, would you?Posted 4 ans
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How can you shorten your jeans while keeping the original hem?
Are your jeans too long and you'd like to shorten them? Tilli explains how to shorten them while keeping the original hem!Posted 4 ans
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Learn how to sew pretty gathers
Gathering fabric is an essential sewing technique, but it can be scary. What if the thread breaks in the middle of your petticoat? Today, Tilli explains how to sew your gathers properly to ensure you get the best result.Posted 4 ans
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5 ideas for upcycling jeans
We all own at least several pairs. Both iconic and easy to wear, the jean is probably one of the most universal garments. But they are far from being the most environmentally friendly. Did you know that it takes up to 10,000 litres of water to make them? Fortunately, whether it's in good condition or not, there are a whole host of ways to reuse an old pair of jeans, for yourself or for the house. So before you buy new jeans, make do with what you've got. You don't need a new piece to renew yourself!Posted 4 ans
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Spruce up your old denim jacket
It's time to get your old denim jackets out of the wardrobe again! Is the cut outdated? The colour a little faded? The style outdated? In short, there's something not quite right! Why not give it a new lease of life by upcycling?Posted 4 ans
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