Up Cycle with Da Vinci Eye’s AR Drawing Apps for Earth Day
Up cycle with Da Vinci Eye’s AR drawing apps and give old clothes a second life this Earth Day. Instead of tossing out worn-out t-shirts or faded denim jackets, turn them into something fresh and unique with a little DIY magic. This is a fun and easy way to celebrate Earth Day while reducing waste at the same time.
How It Works
One of the best up cycling ideas is to take an old piece of clothing and decorate it with a custom design.
- Start by picking an old jacket, hat, tote bag, or even a pair of sneakers that could use a refresh.
- Choose a nature-inspired design like flowers, leaves, or an Earth Day message.
- Open Da Vinci Eye’s AR Art Projector drawing app to trace your design onto the fabric using chalk or markers.
- Once the outline is in place, color it in with fabric paint (we recommend Deco Art’s up cycling textile paint) or markers to create a one-of-a-kind look. We also like to add a little something extra like beads and sequins to our DIY projects and we particularly love using Bearly Art Precision Craft Glue to zhuzh up our work. Check out this super fun video where we used Da Vinci Eye app, Deco Art and Bearly Art to create the most beautiful denim jacket:
Why Should I Up Cycle?
Up cycling is an easy way to reduce waste and make something unique without buying new clothes. Instead of letting old items sit in the back of your closet, transform them into wearable art that reflects your personal style. Up cycle with Da Vinci Eye’s AR drawing apps and turn old household items or clothes into something special!
Up Cycling Ideas with Da Vinci Eye:
If you are looking for creative up cycling ideas this Earth Day, this is a great place to start. Whether you decorate a jacket, a t-shirt, or an old tote bag, you will end up with a piece that no one else has. Before you toss out that old shirt, grab your phone, open Da Vinci Eye, and see how easy it is to up cycle with Da Vinci Eye’s AR drawing apps.
- Decorate an old hat with Da Vinci Eye:
2. Transform an old flower pot into a centerpiece:
