
This looks much better on, because it fits so well. First time I actually made my own pattern and it fit me. I got the idea from
Mama Made It and
Cindy Lou, but not
exactly like theirs. I put darts in the front so it would fit better and have one ruffle all the way around.
I got these shirts back in
May for $.99 each.
The other shirt is from Simplicity 3835. I put the buttons in the back and added the shirt pocket at the bottom. I didn't hem either shirt, just used what was already there.


6 comments:
That is so cool. I bet they are comfy on!
SO cute! I'm currently reworking a tuxedo shirt that belonged to my grandfather. Great job on making your own pattern!
This is a great idea! Too bad my husband wears holes in his clothes before giving them up!
They look great! I have two more shirts my son left behind after Christmas for repurposing. I love the buttons in the back. I may try that!
Just went to Mama Made It. We copied the same shirt!! Not surprising since everyone loves Anthropologie, and few can afford it. Thanks for showing me a neat new blog!
I saw that tuturial on My Mama Made it and it's on my to-do list. Yours turned out great. Now I can't wait to make one. (Except we are about to leave for vacation.)
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