Tunic number three in my series was made from a t-shirt and skirt. I liked the black and cream combination of the printed t-shirt and the gingham skirt.
I started by cutting off the lower section of the skirt. The remaining skirt (not pictured) was long enough that I able to hem it and still use it...so this
refashion was a two-fer!
With the skirt scraps, I cut a "shirt tail" piece and attached it
to the bottom edge of the t-shirt.
I cut a Peter Pan collar and added it to the neckline. I also added a faux button placket and a couple of buttons to the front.
I paired it with a black pencil skirt, boots, and wool jacket.
I like to link to these great parties!
You always look so pulled together, Susan, and this outfit is no exception. What a good idea for a tunic and so flattering on many body types.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Beth! I'm sitting at my computer right now in jeans, a denim shirt, bare feet, and a towel wrapped around my wet hair. At least when I photograph a refashion I can give the illusion of being pulled together!!
DeleteAnother simple, but oh so flattering tunic, Susan.
ReplyDeleteI seriously love your tunics, Susan. I've featured this one, too.
DeleteAwesome! Thanks again, Pam!
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