010 PROLOGUE

IntroⅠ Basic Sewing Knowledge

018 Tools needed for sewing
020 Mastering the Pattern
ㆍPants pattern
ㆍTop pattern
ㆍSleeve pattern
ㆍSkirt pattern
030 Partial sewing
Making the bottom of the bag
ㆍMaking a bag pocket
Creating a Vibes
ㆍAttaching bias
ㆍAttaching a zipper
ㆍMaking a waistband
ㆍReduce the length of the top
ㆍReduce the hem of your pants
037 Dart Fold

■ PART 01 Pants that don't fit

058 Transformation of the too-short overalls into a lace one-piece dress
062 A faded denim skirt transformed into a stylish bag.
066 Make a cute bag out of old jeans
070 Transforming Old Jeans into a Daily Bag
074 A pretty outfit made from jeans
078 Ripped jeans turned into a fancy denim jacket
082 Summer clothes made from stained jeans
086 Complete a cute outfit and bag with corduroy pants you don't wear anymore.
090 Refashioning faded overalls into a vintage look
094 A cute little crossbody bag made from old pants
098 Repurpose unusable pants and use them in the kitchen.

■ PART 02 Outerwear that has passed its prime

104 Remodeling a Trench Coat into a Two-Piece Set and a Bag
108 Cut a trench coat in half to make a two-piece
112 Making a Winter Two-Piece with a Wool Coat and Knit
118 An ordinary trench coat turned into a luxury item
122 Remodeling a Tacky Denim Jacket
A unique outfit and bag made from a 126-hole jumper
132 Jackets and bags made from unworn down jackets

■ PART 03 Outdated one-piece dresses

Make three items with a rescue one-piece dress purchased for 3,000 won.
142 How to Make Three Winter Outfits with a Knit Dress
148 Make a Cool Party Dress from an Old Grandma's Dress
152 Making a dress and a bag from a dress purchased at a vintage shop

■ PART 04 Stretched Top

158 Make a pretty bucket bag by cutting up a discarded sweater
162 Making a Sentimental Crossbody Bag with a Short Sleeve Knit
166 Flower Knit Cardigan Made from a Sweater You Can't Wear
170 Grandma's hand-knitted cardigan transformed into a cute bag and coin purse
174 Make a cute knit vest and bag from a worn-out sweater

■ PART 05 Discarded Props

180 How to Make a Luxury Dress from Old Curtains
186 A suit and bag made from old curtains that have passed their prime.
192 Making Baby Clothes, Slippers, and Sleep Masks with Towels
198 Making Slippers from Unusable Towels
202 Three Useful Items Made from Old Towels
206 Making cute children's clothes with towels received as gifts
212 Unused rugs transformed into luxury bags
216 Making a Reusable Eco Bag
220 Cut up old boots and turn them into a stylish leather bag.
224 How to Make Cute Slippers with Jeans
228 Bags and vests made from unused knee blankets
232 How to Make Cozy Winter Slippers with Jeans
236 A lovely knitted outfit made from a stained hand-knitted tablecloth
240 Make a Luxurious Bag from an Outdated Tablecloth
244 A stylish daily bag made from an unused handkerchief
250 Cute Kids' Dress Made from Sleeping Shower Towels
254 Create a stylish outfit with your old pajamas
258 How to Make a Body Pillow from Your Old Pajamas

■ PART 06 A Slightly Special Material

264 Making Children's Clothes by Cutting Up Stained and Holey Hand-Knitted Fabric
268 Making a Wreath with Leftover Sewing Pieces and a Frying Pan
272 Making a pretty watch with leftover fabric and shirt scraps
276 Cute Apple Wreaths Made from Scrap Fabric
280 Make unique bags and wallets from disposable paper cups and scrap fabric
286 Teddy bear doll made from 3,000 won worth of relief clothing
290 How to Make Cute Sock Puppets with Holes in Socks

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■ Warm, Environmentally-Friendly Practices! 52 Popular Reforms Revealed
From old clothes to knits, curtains, and even worn-out boots! Introducing a variety of materials for repurposing.
■ Direct lectures from the author! Every page includes a reform video that you can watch and follow along with.
■ Includes 'basic sewing knowledge' that even beginners can easily remodel.

Did you know that 33 billion pieces of clothing are thrown away every year?

Even as debates about pollution and climate change have faded from the table, the land and sea beneath our feet are being polluted and winter is disappearing.
Even as we take a brief breather from the daily life we ​​have so painstakingly regained, viruses we never imagined are emerging.
It's all due to severe environmental pollution and worsening climate change.
And at the center of this environmental pollution is ‘discarded clothing.’
About 100 billion pieces of clothing are produced each year, of which 33 billion are thrown away or incinerated.
Up to 2,700 liters of water are used to make one T-shirt.
This leads to serious water pollution, and the production process generates up to 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
In addition, 19,000 tons of microplastics from discarded clothing each year cause ocean pollution and eventually end up on our dinner tables.


The single outdated T-shirt we throw away today has a butterfly effect, threatening our health, our family's health, and even the survival of the planet.
Our small, everyday actions of mindlessly throwing out clothes that don't fit or are out of style and shopping for new clothes we like are pushing us to a terrifying cliff we've never experienced before.
Unless we change our perceptions and behaviors about discarded clothing, terrible experiences like the pandemic will repeat themselves.


In Europe, steps have already begun to be taken to rectify the situation before it is too late.
Even in France, the birthplace of fashion, the government directly supports the cost of used clothing.
The cost of repairing used clothes over a five-year period amounts to approximately 219 billion won.
Additionally, clothing is classified as a 'producer responsibility recycling system item' and producers are fined when clothing inventory is disposed of.
Along with these government efforts, unlike in our country, a 'reform fever' is currently blowing in Europe.
As more and more institutions are created that study and professionally teach reform, it is becoming a new trend to reform outdated clothes that are no longer wearable and turn them into items that you need or alter them to suit your taste.
Reflecting this European atmosphere, the author's reform channel is also receiving enthusiastic support and encouragement from European viewers, receiving full support and encouragement every time.

This book contains only the author's 'reform essence'.
For readers in Korea, where there are still few institutions that specialize in teaching reform techniques or training educators, we have detailed reform methods for mending old clothes and turning them into new clothes and items that suit your taste.
We introduce the reform process in as much detail as possible so that you can feel the joy of reforming by cutting and sewing with your own hands, and we also include reforms using various items such as 'pants that don't fit', 'out-of-season outerwear', 'towels received as gifts', 'stretched knits', and 'old boots'.
This book is not only for learning about reform and getting started in Korea, a reform wasteland, but also for mastering difficult applied reform.


52 reform classes to repurpose old jeans, dresses, coats, and more!
If you follow the classes introduced in the book,
Anyone can create a variety of reform items!

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52 Reform Recipes That Gained Explosive Responses from Viewers Worldwide

We've carefully selected 52 popular reform recipes loved by 2.18 million subscribers in Europe, the US, Korea, and Japan.
Each video features the reforms that received the most responses, allowing you to learn about the reform trends that are popular around the world these days.
You can learn how to reform globally popular fashion items such as luxury bags, stylish two-pieces, jackets that express your own individuality, home party looks, and elegant bucket bags, as well as cute children's clothing, slippers made to your taste, and fluffy body fillers.


You can reform various materials.

We introduce as many materials as possible so that anyone can easily and enjoyably remodel using materials found at home.
It contains various ways to reform everyday materials that are a must in every home, such as old clothes that have passed their fashion, old curtains, worn towels, unused lap blankets, grandmother's hand-knitted cardigans, stretched-out knits, wool coats, faded jeans, holey jumpers, and scrap fabrics, into new items.
No matter when or what item you're looking to repurpose, you'll find it all in this book.

All items include a video with a QR code.

We've included a video for each reform so that even beginners who have never sewn before can easily reform it.
Reformation becomes easier and more fun because you can easily follow along by watching the author reform.
We've made all the videos into QR codes and placed them at the bottom of the page so you can easily play them on your smartphone.

It contains basic sewing knowledge, from basic patterns required for sewing to partial sewing knowledge.

Sewing skills essential for remodeling! This guide provides detailed, basic sewing knowledge for beginners.
It covers everything from basic patterns for making pants, tops, and skirts to specific sewing methods such as sleeve patterns for attaching sleeves, how to make bias, how to attach inside bag pockets, how to make darts, and how to make a waistband, as well as practical sewing methods for shortening the length of tops and hems of pants.