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The newly shaped shirt |
Ezibuy - capture 100% cotton shirt. I got it at the Op Shop for $2 as it seemed a bit out of date and I was going to chop it up for quilting.
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Cuffs altered. |
Then Aaron commented on how good the colour looked on me. So I rethought. I put the cuff buttons onto the other side of the cuff so that it now does up as though they are cuff-links. Then I removed the collar, put stiffening in it and sewed it back on but with a slightly thinner collar so it will fold down or stand up. Then in the front I put a dart / shaping from under the breastline down to the bottom. At the back I put in two large shaping darts and two much smaller ones.
It may not look much in the photo but it now looks really smart, well shaped and extremely wearable.
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The shirt to start with. |
You really really put us all to shame!! - do you want my mending pile? - typical ay, I sew for a living, and I don't get time to mend or make things
ReplyDeleteIt is always like that though Heather. Builders never finish or fix their own houses (just ask my sister) !!!
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