(1) I absolutely love this square-necked knit shirt I have, but it's too short and perhaps a bit tight across the chest.
(2) I have something of a dearth of short-sleeved shirts and an abundance of sleeveless shirts for the Snow City climate.
So I made the knit shirt into a "jacket" that can be worn over sleeveless shirts.
This was one of the easiest refashions I've done (lately). I just cut the shirt down the center, added two contrasting stripes to broaden the width of the shirt and provide some overlap at the neck line, and voila!
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Yay, more color blocking! |
Wearing two layers like this in Texas or NC spring/summer might be too warm, but I think it will work very well in Snow City (where it is currently 3:30 p.m., partly cloudy skies, and 64 degrees). I have an identical knit shirt that is olive green that I think I will give the same treatment (though with a different color of stripes - white perhaps).
(Why the hell does my left arm - on the right side of the photo - look creased? Bizarre.)
2 comments:
Was there a mirror on your left side (off the right side of the photo) perhaps reflecting some light onto your arm there?
Actually, there was a mirror - good call. :)
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