I love to spice up dresses and jeans with long summer vest. In my last visit to Target I found a few very cool and super cheap items. I wanted to show what I did with two T-shirts, I also used a little piece of lace for the back, but you don’t need to use it if you don’t like lace.
I really liked that the T-shirts were very soft and a thin material, thinner than normal cotton T-shirts. They cost me $3.00 each and both were XL. I am a Medium in shirts so I would recommend to use shirts two sizes bigger than what you normally wear so they are long enough and you end up with a pretty and full bottom.
You can see the full blog post I did about this in my personal blog.
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Oct 6, 2011, 08.50 PMby patti-r
Great Job!!! PDF very well done!!
Aug 19, 2011, 03.09 PMby leebrux
I really like this, it looks so pretty and feminine. Definitely on my list to attempt!
Aug 11, 2011, 11.32 AMby chanstle
Woooow!!! brilliant idea… I would definitely try to make this project, one day. Have a NICE Day ahead! :-) God bless!
Aug 11, 2011, 07.47 AMby sabzarap
That is a wonderful and smart idea for a t-shirts remake!!! I love how it came out and I love the lace detail too. Your tutorial is great and the pics are well understandable. Great job ;O)