Hello Everyone!
I have another shirt refashion to share.
I had this beautiful peasant blouse. It was much too big for me to wear, but I loved the fabric.
(Doggie photo bomb!)
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I ended up taking it completely apart with the help of my trusty seam ripper and a huge helping of patience.
I decided I wanted to turn into a nice button-up blouse.
I used the sleeves from the original shirt to make the top part of the shirt on the front and back, the collar, and the sleeves. I used the maroon bands that were framing the collar of the original shirt (cut in half lengthwise) to make the strip for the buttons and button holes in the front. I cut the main pieces of the original shirt up into four pieces and re-assembled them back together with their new cut. I hemmed the bottom and the sleeves. Added some vintage maroon buttons and finished!
Whatcha think?
I'm really happy with the transformation. I am in love with this fabric print. It is just so delightful!
For more details on how I achieved this and the pattern I used, check out my blog.
Thanks everyone!
Erinn
6 comments:
Absolutely gorgeous. Cherrie
It's beautiful both ways! I love the wild fabric in a more conservative-style button down.
With your devoted patience, your new blouse is truly a work of art! Certain you get sooo many lovely comments on it!
Kelley~
Oh wow, that is absolutely awesome!
Adele - EOD
I love it. Gorgeous fabric, definitely worthy of the transformation!
Thanks everyone for the kind comments and encouragement :)
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