in the hunt for something green for st. patty’s day for each kiddo,
{note: the green needed to be somewhat original…}
i could not find anything i was super-pleased with for myla.
so, last night, i took this basic green tee,
found one of my old tank tops,
and went to work…
i loved the color, polka-dots, and lace trim on this tank,
so i trimmed it off—
with five minutes of basic hand-stitches, i gathered & stitched on a little trim
to the neckline. very very easy {and…sewing is not my strongest skill. believe me.}
i used the white polka-dots to hide my stitches.
{because, i only own white and black thread! and when i start projects at 10pm or much later, i prefer to not make a run to the local wal-mart for thread!}
ta-da! the finished tee!
i used the large scrap of fabric left-over from the tank-top to wrap myla’s
green goodie. this morning, when the kids woke-up to find their goodies,
KJ said,
“i wanted mine wrapped in fabric! why am i the only one without fabric?!?”
you win some. you lose some.
do you upcycle clothing? rachel, right here, is a genius at doing so. i love seeing her projects, they are so inspiring! check out this, this, and this!
{all photos by me. all opinions are mine, nothing sponsored.}
That is fantastic! So so clever. Love it. : )
Great job, I love it!! It starts with a needle and thread….get worried if you get the urge for the sewing machine! 🙂
Great job with your upcycle. I've started a new blog where I upcycle my old clothes and make outfits for my girls. It's so much fun and the girls love it. I've also started upcycling their old clothes, changing dress into skirts etc.
Nikki
http://www.mummysdress.blogspot.com
only you would totally think of something so awesome to create on a boring green shirt!
Your are so creative! love it!
you are the cutest mom ever! your kids will have the best memories of home!