I have seen several of these make-over posts (NDAD anyone?) and they look so simple. But here was the reality for me: it took three tries and about two hours for me to get this shirt how I wanted it! This vintage top had barely there sleeves and was an XL originally. I carefully took in the shoulders, sleeves and sides.
Not as simple as I would have liked, but worth it. Here's the finished product! [I love the jelly-bean pattern]



9 comments:
That is so cute! I cannot wait for a sewing machine and I am sure though it will take me more time for a fix like that!!
Look at how cute that is!! I wish I made time to do crafty things like that. Good work!
so awesome!
You did an amazing job! I give you mad props for taking the time to do that!
Wow, I'm totally impressed! It looks fantastic!
Amazing. This top is so cute. You did a great job reworking it to be perfect for you. Love the pattern. - Katy
You did such a great job with this! You look so chic!
cute! you rocked it out for sure lady:)
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Great job! I find that more often than not my altering takes a while too. People just happen not to mention how long it took them usually ;)
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