Good Monday to all our creative community!!! I hope this week has been productive for you and that you are doing well!
I had a break from my work because my husband and I were going on vacation for half a month to one of the islands in Greece. We took with us so little luggage that I did not have the opportunity to take any of my handicrafts with me. 鈽癸笍 Therefore, my progress in my projects is very small. But! Yet he exists! 馃榾 And today I will show you what I managed to do.
So a hundred years ago (or so 馃榿) I bought four Indian blouses made from natural cotton. As you already know, I don鈥檛 like throwing away clothes made from natural fabric at all, so as usual, I decided to remake these blouses into home tops. These blouses originally looked like this:
In the photo above you see two of them. These are cute short sleeved styles and quite long. This was not suitable for me at home: in the hot summer, I like to wear short, flowing tops. So I had to change them a little.
I removed the sleeves completely and shortened the length a little. It would seem very simple. But in the end, it鈥檚 unclear how I made the bottom uneven and didn鈥檛 notice it right away. 馃ゴ
If you ask me how I did this, I will tell you that I don鈥檛 know. 鈽癸笍I tried to cut the bottom straight. Moreover, for the first time I saw this in the photographs that my husband took at my request. 馃槱
So I tried to be especially careful when working with the second two blouses.
Since it is now +34 degrees Celsius, I had the opportunity to try these blouses in the form of home tops. They turned out to be very comfortable. The heat here will last at least another 1.5 months, so these tops will come in handy for me! 馃榾
Why do I remake clothes into home clothes?
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(all photos are taken by me)
Take care of yourself and be healthy!!!!