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For this little number, I took a tattoo shop t-shirt and used the front panel to build around. The panels on the side are a spider-webby looking net fabric and I couldn’t resist the green & white skull fabric!
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Knits & lace.
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Novice
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May 27, 2008, 12.26 PMby tattooedkitty
Thanks so much! I get my t-shirts and fabrics from many sources: eBay sellers, fabric shops (fabrics, not the shirts), thrift & vintage stores, yard sales, etc. The original t-shirt on this one was a men’s tee from a tattoo shop that I happened to find at a thrift store in Arizona. :-)
May 24, 2008, 12.34 AMby flower80
Great top!!! I love it!!!From where do you get those fabrics?Faboulos!!!!Or was it a rocker Tee before you made the top?
May 23, 2008, 06.36 PMby jokerthelove
I love it!!!