I had an old suit jacket/blazer that has just been hanging my closet for years because it just looked frumpy, but I had too many memories with it to get rid of it, so I decided to give it a new look.
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The skirt is unrelated to this project!
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All I thought it needed was a new neckline. So I created a V and took it from a four-button to a two-button jacket. (I also repair the fallen cuff on the right sleeve.)
This was much easier than I originally anticipated. I might make some tweaks before I actually wear it. You can see the step-by-step and a bit of the story behind this jacket on my blog,
ProbablyRachel.
6 comments:
What a difference opening the neckline can make. Bravo!
I think it's easiest to wear like that :)
Beau travail!
Amazing! I love it! I love vnecklines.
Oh my goodness! What a difference - that's amazing.
The new neckline makes such a difference! Very sleek and modern look. Great job!
- Elizabeth, EOD
aka The Hungry Octopus
Gorgeous! So beautifully done! :)
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