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WHAT'S BETTER THAN A SHIRT YOU CAN WEAR TWO WAYS?
It all started with a fourth grade girl who wanted to make a flowy vest. She took one of her dad's old shirts and cut it up. Little did she know that her dad's shirts were BIG. Disappointed, she threw the the vest into her "failure" pile, never wanting to set eyes on it again. Years later, she found herself cleaning up the mother all sewing crap messes, only to discover the "vest". Inspired, she sewed up the front, pinned on a brooch, and BAM, she had a new shirt. Was it fate? No one knows.....
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Step 1Cut off collar.
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Step 2Cut off sleeves, slightly away from seam.
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Step 3At the bottom of the shirt, find the middle, make a mark. At the top measure how wide you want the straps to be. ONLY ON THE FRONT Cut a "V" (with the bottom point of the shirt being the bottom point of the "V") MAKE SURE YOU ONLY CUT THE FRONT
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Step 4Can you see the vest now? (if you can't--that's why I changed it into a shrit)
Sew up the front to where the arm holes are. (inside out of course) -
Step 5This is what it should look like.
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Step 6Add a flower brooch to the thin side. If you don't it kinda looks baggy (my opinion)
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