I cut off the sleeves from the body of the shirt and took in the entire bodice by a couple of inches on each side (the shirt was a couple of sizes to big to start with). I reattached the sleeves adding a pit of gather for a "poofy" look. A little bit more gathering at the sleeve cuff and I was happy with the sleeves. I had to tweak the fitting a bit since my body shape doesn't seem to be anything like the woman most clothes are made for. I was still wanting a bit more wow so I picked apart the collar and added the ruffle that I made from the excess sleeve material.
Please forgive the blurry photo. My photographer, Kyla Rayne, has a hard time holding the camera steady since it nearly outweighs her:) I love the finished look, a little romantic, a little flattering, very bright and happy:) I am constantly amazed that my projects come out wearable, I don't measure or do things carefully, I just wing it. Just don't look too closely when you see me in it, you may notice that things are a bit whopperjawed:)
4 comments:
Not only is the shirt so adorable, but you look absolutely lovely and svelt in it!
man oh wow!!! You look so nice and your daughter is a great photographer to boot!!!
Great top even with an old machine to use.
Wow!!!! I could never do something like that and you're just wingin' it??? Beautiful! You look fabulous!
Oh my gosh, Jenny you are sooo talented!
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