I went to Toronto for couple days and had my first exam earlier today so its been a little busy around here. Guess what I have for you today?! A cool DIY from LoveMeagan that I tried out.
Here is her's:
And Here is Mine!:
It was pretty easy, and I decided not to cut out the shoulder so all around I am very happy with it.
Only one problem: The edges were left unfinished and started to pull a little even though it is jersey. So I spent some time over the weekend hand sewing a tiny little hem around all of the holes, tiny because I didn't really leave a seam allowance for it.
I am a little disappointed in how it turned out after the alteration in the end because the geometric look of the corners is lost and the bars are too thin. Also I don't have more new pictures for you because I am having a terribly unphotogenic day, so you get another cute one from before.
If I were to do it again I would:
- Make the bars between the holes wider to allow for a hem,
- Practice my hand stitching and use some more patience,
- Perhaps use some fusible reinforcer.
- Figure out a way to use bias tape that might preserve the crisp edges.
~Be Inspired~
2 comments:
Nice Job!!! I love the color too!
Thanks! It was an old American Apparel top. :)
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