I finally got around to fixing it up a little. I think it looks a lot better.
Here's what I did--I cut off the sleeves but left them intact. Using a shirt she wears, I cut the shirt down to size. (Okay, I accidentally cut it a little bit smaller than her size. So I added in the decorative black contrast panels, which I think actually look pretty good.)I added some elastic into the ends of the sleeves, stretching the elastic taut as I attached it. And that's how you can take a large, shapeless T-shirt:
and turn into a cute, girlie shirt:
11 comments:
It turned out very cute. I would have never thought of doing that. What a good idea.
very cute. i wish i dared get my sewing machine out of the box....
I totally understand her not wanting to wear the shirt before...totally baggy and not cute. You did a really good job with the refashion. I never would have guessed that the black panels were because of a goof!
good job hilli! you did such a good job. it turned out really cute.
very cute! You are amazing Hilliari!
Nice job! Looks so much better!
okay I am very impressed I never even attempt such a task everything I touch says "Mandy made this" all over it! I stick with the quilts they are my favorite!! go to bountiful baskets.com and read about them you will love them!! I am sure there are some near you because they are all over AZ!!
So super cute!
Love it! Great job! I will have to do that for Bear when she starts school. Our school shirts are not very shapely either.
I am so impressed. It's very cute. Nice job.
Hill I am super impressed! Her shirt turned out really cute. I am so impressed mainly because I have never been good at daring something like that. I love to make things, and have sewn forever, but I like to have a pattern right in front of my face. To just start cutting on something without one is very scary to me. Good job!
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