Alrighty..i've got a guest poster for you today! And she has a great simple dynamo outcome of a refashion for you
(and let's show her some agaagg love and leave lots of comments!)
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Hi, my name Kaysi and I blog at Keeping it Simple
One of my favorite things to do is refashion clothes. I want to have new clothes but don't have the money to buy all new clothes, so I go to my closet and see what clothes I can redo, so it feels like new clothes!!
I love this time of year because long sleeve shirts go on sale for super cheap! I love getting them and then cutting up the sleeves and using them to add ruffles or something to the shirt. I found this super cute idea here, and decided to make one for myself. It was super easy and quick!
(and let's show her some agaagg love and leave lots of comments!)
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Hi, my name Kaysi and I blog at Keeping it Simple
One of my favorite things to do is refashion clothes. I want to have new clothes but don't have the money to buy all new clothes, so I go to my closet and see what clothes I can redo, so it feels like new clothes!!
I love this time of year because long sleeve shirts go on sale for super cheap! I love getting them and then cutting up the sleeves and using them to add ruffles or something to the shirt. I found this super cute idea here, and decided to make one for myself. It was super easy and quick!
Down East was having a great sale and I got this shirt for only $3.50. I love their basic line, they are long and stretchy!!
First thing I did was cut off the sleeves to where I wanted them.
Using the extra sleeve fabric, I cut several little "B" shape pieces.
I paired two of the B shape pieces together.
Using my longest stitch setting, I sewed the two pieces together. Then I pulled the bobbin thread tight to gather the pieces together.
I folded them two times, to make it look like a petal. Then I sewed it to the shirt.
Once it was sewed to the shirt, I moved the petals around to hide the part where I sewed it.
I continued doing that until I felt like it was full enough and big enough.
I then hemmed the edges and with elastic thread in the bobbin, I gathered the sleeves (I seriously love it and get compliments all the time!)
And here it is on, I love how it's simple enough to wear dressy but I could pair it with jeans and it would look good too!
I'm planning on washing the shirt but definitely not going to dry it.
Thanks for having me today Kimbo, I just adore you and your blog!
I would love it if you came by and said hi sometime, I always love a new friend!
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make sure you go check her out...she has many great refashions...and she's a wiz with her silhouette...and she's got plenty of awesome star wars crafts to keep any kid in true love!
saved this idea to make for myself one day!! I am also clicking over to your blog. I have a Star Wars nut at my house....gonna check it out!
ReplyDeletethank you!
Love the new look on the tee!
ReplyDeleteGood to meet her.....thanks so much.
Hugs
SueAnn