Now that summer is officially here, at least in the northern hemisphere, I think that most of us begin to think about cool, comfortable clothing. So last week, for our Monday Morning Inspiration post, I shared a number of t-shirt ideas that I've collected and gave you the opportunity to share some of your work. I had hoped for a number of entries and lots of ideas, but only 3 shared their work. But the 3 who did shared some great ideas.
First up, from Pauline is a Rachel Roy knockoff that she did. Love the combination of the lace and print.
From Amy is her Boho t-shirt refashion. The addition of the prints really takes a t-shirt from boring to fabulous.
Ernie K Designs also shared a top that she made. Sadly, I couldn't copy the picture from Instagram, but you can see it HERE.
So many of you liked the addition of the lace on the piece below.
I like the idea of doing a cut out design and adding the lace to the shoulders and sleeves.
This is a great idea for making a basic cami extra special.
For other t-shirt ideas, I really like the addition of the fabric insets in the examples below.
The bow could be tied a little neater, but what a fun idea.
Here are a couple more embellishment ideas that will make a simple tank really pop.
It looks like a vintage tablecloth was added to the hem of this tank. Really cute.
I came across this top and it reminded me of a top that I did for Sleeves on Saturdays. I like the strips that are pieced together to form the sleeves.
Below is the top that I made. The sleeves were crocheted to the bodice. You can see the post HERE.
Do you have a concert tee, or a tee from a vacation that shrunk, but you just can't part with it? Add an inset, and extend the length with coordinating and contrasting fabrics.
Here's a vacation t-shirt that I purchased and couldn't bear to part with. I turned it into a skirt! You can see the post HERE.
Super cute inspirations. I love especially the first one! Thank you for the inspiration! :)
ReplyDeleteSome great ideas.
ReplyDeleteI want you to know how much I enjoy your blog posts. You inspire me to sew more clothes. I'm a quilter moving to clothing construction.
ReplyDeleteThank you Lydia :) Such a lovely compliment!
DeleteWat fabulous t-shirts and I still love the inspiration top. You skirt refashion is lovely, really unique and fun. Xx
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous!! I absolutely love, love, love the attached sleeves by crochet! Thank you for sharing these inspirational projects.
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
DeleteLove, love, love your skirt! I have several tops that need to be brought back to life after some refashioning.
ReplyDeleteYikes! I love them all!!
ReplyDeletePlenty to love here, especially the black top with white lace and organza.
ReplyDeleteSo much inspiration... I need to get cracking on the actual sewing part!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant ideas, Rhonda! I am duly inspired!
ReplyDeleteSo WHERE is the picture of YOU WEARING the pretty crocheted top? I saw your wrist, but that is all.
ReplyDeleteSorry to say but you are breaking copyright law when using photos and art that belong to someone else. At the very least - give credit to the artists!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment. If you look at the post, most have been given credit along with links to their blogs. I always try and find the owner if possible. If by chance something belongs to you, I am more than happy to give credit. Thanks again.
DeleteGreat ideas...love your creativity! I plan to use some of these, especially on tees that have shrunk!
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