The back of the shirt is rather plain so the buttons are a welcome and beautiful focal point. More about this process here.
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I'll be in Puyallup, WA, USA for the sewing expo next week. Hope to meet you in person! Happy Upcycling!
Michelle
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Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Embellishing a split double collar
The back of the shirt is rather plain so the buttons are a welcome and beautiful focal point. More about this process here.
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I love that buttons can make an item more creative.
Jennifer, EOD
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;-) - aaah somebody doing the same I did several years ago and even with an enormous improvement/ease to the story: deco buttons at the back - goooooood on you!!!
Whilst we're talking 'collar' already: dismounting them and setting them a 'tad sidewards' is sometimes pepping up things as well (= probatum est)
LG, Gerlinde
PS: from a young lady having done 'arty-crafty' here on 'St.Kilda-Sunday-Market' and having been picked as star by a local newspaper, I've seen: 'Lone-collars' (without blouse/shirt attached) as necklaces with sort of fancy miniature toys dangling from the closure-button.
Yet: I realised only a couple of months later on a trip to Italy, that even without the 'toy' and only having the collar separately worn even with the original blouse (= seamed 'shorter'/rounder at the leftover neckline) turned a 'turner'.
I've got a shoulder-shuff from one of the males of friends over there with the 'sighing question' of approximately "You'd better tell me straight away where I can possibly buy one of those for my envious wife, dear!"
Means: get ready, Michelle!
LG, Gerlinde
Love love love the double collar!!! And the buttons!!!!!
-TheRefashStash
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