I've got lots on my list today, so this will be a quick post....
First of all, I wanted to show you just HOW bad these T-shirts look on me.
Here's the before:

And here's another after:

In this photo I am also sporting the "sleep shorts" I made from a size 3X T-shirt. All I did was cut the legs off some old, seriously decrepit pajama pants to the length I wanted, then cut them apart to make a pattern. I cut town the center front, up the center back, and then at the inseam. One pattern piece! I laid it with the bottom of the pattern on the existing hem of the superhuge shirt, cut it out, and whipped it together. Three seams, plus the waistband, and I was DONE! I actually quite like the fit!
Speaking of sleeping:

I also threw together this nightgown, made from two T-shirts. I did the peasant-style top from my
tutorial, then took another shirt and cut it across the chest just below the arms. I chopped the hem off the top shirt, then sewed them together. EASY. It's very comfy, and cute to boot!
4 comments:
What an amazing transformation!
That's what I need! I have been looking and looking for something comfortable and with sleeves to sleep in. Thanks
Clever refashioning. Very cute!
This is so great!! I can't stand tee's but find they don't offer a ton of style in my size... and the crew necklines are too constricting... this is perfect!! Very clever, along with all the other fun things I can't get over you've created from your $ store finds. Thanks for sharing!
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