Do you remember the upcycled bow tank I posted here?
It looked like this:
I decided I didn’t love the bow. The bow didn’t always stand up the way it was supposed to. So I added a few fabric flowers. I used this tutorial for the fabric flowers. Sort of, anyway. I didn’t sew them down with as many rows of stitching as the tutorial shows.
It was an easy update and now I love this shirt even more.
You should make one of these shirts.
It’s made from a long sleeved girls’ XL shirt which I got at a thrift store for $1.
Full tutorial found here.
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That is so cute! I love the flowers. :) Megan
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ReplyDeleteGosh, you are talented. :)
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Thanks, April! I will when I get a chance!
DeleteActually, I think YOU are a talented photographer. I am working on my skills, but think I need a better camera..? hah. It is probably me, not the camera!
DeleteCute shirt! Flowers always add so much.
ReplyDeleteWow............!!! Thanks for sharing such a cute idea.Love the pattern also.
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Thanks for the comment!
DeleteSuper cute; the flowers totally make the whole thing! Thanks for sharing at Shine on Fridays!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!! I would love for you to link it to my Tasty Thursdays party at The Mandatory Mooch. http://mandatorymooch.blogspot.com/2012/08/tasty-thursdays-6.html
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Nichi
Came out adorable- My girls would love that.
ReplyDeleteLove the updated look. I had to go back to your last tutorial to see how it was you had extra fabric. It's a skill to be able to reinvent yourself and your wardrobe at will.
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Foy
looks beautiful! I love the colors!
ReplyDeleteThis is great. the flowers totally make it. Linking from Funky Junk Cheers Karen. www.madewtihmytwohands.blogspot.com
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