Got this shirt at the thrift store for $1.50. For such a great deal I couldn't pass up the funky print and the cotton/rayon mixture
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Off come the sleeves! |
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Changed the buttons to awesome pink flowers! |
Took me forever to figure out how to size the top. Each time I tried to tailor it I didn't like how it looked. Finally I got out a shirt I already had that fit me well to use as a pattern and that actually seemed to work.
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Ta Da a tank top! |
THAT is absolutely the most successful way to figure out how to tailor a shirt to fit you. Using something you love as a pattern is a tried and true way to refit something you are working on. Many tutorials for outfits from scratch involve creating a pattern from something that fits you and you love. Great job!
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