I am a material girl
I was in a T-shirt redesign mode yesterday. The gray shirt cost me $3--clearance rack happiness! I bought two. I had beads on hand, so no cost there.
Here is what I did to the gray shirt.
I call this picture "Robbing the Peter shirt to make the Paul shirt look prettier."
Here are three of the circle piles I cut out. I cut out a total of five. They are going to be flowers.
I hand-sewed them on the neckline of the shirt.
Bead detail. Black beads, clear beads and white beads.
On me:
I made the fabric circles by cutting a three-layered square off the scrap shirt, folding it in half, and cutting a half circle. Some of the squares I cut were on the edge of the shirt so they included a fold. This is what Matt did with those folded scraps, which had two holes in them:
Can he get any weirder? (And I see Other Jim's face in there)
Hayley got in on the chin protection action, under pressure from me. I think I owe her big now for posting the pictures on the blog.
I don't owe Matt anything since he seems to have no qualms about posing for pictures doing the strangest things.
Here is what I did to the gray shirt.
I call this picture "Robbing the Peter shirt to make the Paul shirt look prettier."
Here are three of the circle piles I cut out. I cut out a total of five. They are going to be flowers.
I hand-sewed them on the neckline of the shirt.
Bead detail. Black beads, clear beads and white beads.
On me:
I made the fabric circles by cutting a three-layered square off the scrap shirt, folding it in half, and cutting a half circle. Some of the squares I cut were on the edge of the shirt so they included a fold. This is what Matt did with those folded scraps, which had two holes in them:
Can he get any weirder? (And I see Other Jim's face in there)
Hayley got in on the chin protection action, under pressure from me. I think I owe her big now for posting the pictures on the blog.
I don't owe Matt anything since he seems to have no qualms about posing for pictures doing the strangest things.
Comments
Matt, whatever are we going to do with your crazy brain? You'll probably become a dentist.
You definitely owe poor Hayley. She's a teenager now. You can't humiliate her anymore without it affecting her social life.