

I took off the sleeves to adjust the shoulders and the side seams. I took in the sleeves themselves, and also shortened the bottom. I did keep some length though, I hate it when shirts crawl up. I also had to sew some figure seams in the back. And tadaa! I have a nice shirt that fits perfectly. I'm thinking of replacing the buttons with some blue ones, the white ones are a bit boring. (Update: check out how I turned this from S to Awesome!)


And check out the new jeans and shoes! I´m very very happy with those. And I´m even more happy to realize that not buying stuff all the time makes you so much more happy when you do buy something.
And I know, the shoes are not boots as I promised. But in return, I´ll try something even more challenging... The question that will occupy me in the coming days will be: is it possible to make your own shoes..?
I'd hire you! (and steal the blouse afterwards)
ReplyDeleteI did see a book in De Slegte yesterday called 'how to pimp your shoes'....
ReplyDeleteI'd like to go further than just pimp them. I'd like to make them, with leather, straps, soles and... well whatever it is shoes are made of :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job. You must sew very well. Have you considered trying to make some kind of modified moccasin for your first shoe trial?
ReplyDeleteNicely done!
ReplyDeleteI'll think about that! Check in for updates soon!
ReplyDeleteWell you have to have a lot of expensive equipment to make shoes but you can recover old ones with fabric.
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