Two of the shirts were boring v-necks so I simply raised the hem so they don't look like I'm walking out hungover, shoes in hand, on a Saturday morning. The other two were loud and graphic and irresistible.
Here is the first t-shirt: (yes, that's Elvis)
As soon as I laid eyes on this number, I knew it was destined for my growing collection of crop tops. (They're officially on the runway, boo-ya.)
As soon as I laid eyes on this number, I knew it was destined for my growing collection of crop tops. (They're officially on the runway, boo-ya.)
Since the rule for crop top is the wider the better, I first cut around the neckline so the fabric falls off the shoulders.
Next, I cut the shirt to the desired length (about 2 inches above the navel) and turned the shirt inside-out. I folded the fabric about an inch up to create a hem, and sewed a zigzag seam around the entire width of the shirt.
Aqui te lo presento:
Also, this is awesome. I love how you put up pictures from the runway. It's like a thesis with supporting arguments. Love it.
ReplyDeletehahaha...don't think i forgot about your post...i've already found some interior design blogs to pull from.
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