So I had this tank top that I would wear underneath cardigans and tops. It wasn't special at all and that was ok. However, I wanted to have a simple yet relatively exciting tanktop that i could wear both casually and dressy. I thought cotton and frills would work perfectly!
1. I took an old shirt my husband didn't wear and cut 2 strips off of it.
2. I hand sewed a running stitch and tightened it to get a nice ruffle.
3. I simply used a back-stitch to attach to the shirt.
It is now one of my favorite tank tops because it goes with everything and makes it look like I made more of an effort than I did! For my other tutorials check my site at www.sustainabilady.com.
1. I took an old shirt my husband didn't wear and cut 2 strips off of it.
2. I hand sewed a running stitch and tightened it to get a nice ruffle.
3. I simply used a back-stitch to attach to the shirt.
It is now one of my favorite tank tops because it goes with everything and makes it look like I made more of an effort than I did! For my other tutorials check my site at www.sustainabilady.com.
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mslaynie
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Aug 7, 2011. 9:00 PMReply
LOVE this!!! You absolutely need to do more of these!!
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sustainabilady (author)
in reply to Aug 8, 2011. 7:06 PMReply
hahah - thanks, i think writing up the instructable often takes more effort than the project itself!
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scoochmaroo
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Jul 19, 2011. 12:04 PMReplyOoh, this is great. Definitely doing this one.
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sustainabilady (author)
in reply to Jul 25, 2011. 9:52 AMReply
awesome - i love all of the instructables you've done! let me know how the shirt turns out...
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