I just cut a slit right down the middle. (Put it on first and mark a spot so that you do not accidentally give yourself a plunging neckline. (Unless of course you are into that sort of thing,...in which case,...be my guest.:)) I don't even bother to finish off the edges since stretch cotton does not tend to fray. Then I made three cute-est posies following the fabulous instructions found here. (Blurry photo warning,........dude I just don't know what is wrong with my photographer.)
I sewed them on. (I probably could have even used liquid stitch, but I usually choose to sew.) And,........VOILA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Shirt not as boring. I still think I will try to come up with something frilly and a bit clown-esq for the bottom. (Just wouldn't be like me to stop while I'm ahead.;))
4 comments:
You are so talented my dear Holly.;) I wish you lived closer as I would employ you to refurbish all my old clothes.;))
Have a lovely Friday dear friend.;) xo
what a good idea!
i have tonnes of plain t-shirts and never thought of doing this!
Rose XXX
So SUPER cute!!! And thanks so much for the link. I'm sure my daughters and I will try making these!
Dude!!! What is wrong with your photographer?!?!?!? Hee hee. You crack me up! (Cute shirt...seriously...very ANTHRO!)
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