
So, as days pass and I watch it sitting on my kitchen table I approach it with small projects--I am not a seamstress, not even a sewer, really. I dabble, enough said. But every discovery and experiment has been a small thrill. So I'll keep going back, sew a bit more, and eventually, who knows what I'll sew. Honestly, though, think small. ;)

Today I discovered I could take a very badly designed t-shirt--tight up around the neck, tight in the sleeves, just tight, and unappealing in all except the color which is dreamy, and turn it into something I'd wear--light, v-neck, free-form, lose threads, something someone, surely, would pay $20 or more for and I would NEVER. I probably paid $2 for it. Yay, me.
You should see the stack of tees I've dug out to recreate!
It's all about fun, something different, even a tad, and recycling. It's my mantra for everything. :)
d, xo
T-shirt recon is one of my favorite pastimes. You should google Threadbanger T-shirt recon for some extra ideas. Glad to see you blogging again.
ReplyDeleteThank you Phyllis. I've been a bad blogger. Will check out this recon idea. :)
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