Okay ... I'll admit I am hooked. Can't get enough of these T-Shirts. I have now pretty much cleared out all the thrift shops in the greater Detroit and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania area of their T-Shirt inventory.
Friday, June 06, 2014
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Love them!
ReplyDeleteSUPER -- I love them!
ReplyDeleteI love the shape....loose and flowing...dipping down on the corners.
ReplyDeleteooh, interesting, love the colours. This reminds me of a blog I've been following for a while by Rice who's made a lot of 'jumperons' which I love. I'm inspired make some of my own wacky clothes one day.
ReplyDeletehttp://voodoonotes.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/the-latest-jumpron.html.
Nina
So is this free form sewing or is there some pattern involved. For those of us not super experienced, but relatively capable seamstresses do you have any advice should we embark on such an adventure?
ReplyDeleteI love these! Are you selling them?
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love these! Are you selling them?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fabulous Ingrid!!! Love love love! Did I say I love? Thanks so much for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteI can hardly wait to get myself to the local thrift stores and see what treasures I can find. I thought Alabama Chanin was my favorite tee shirt designer but you now claim that spot. Thanks for the great ideas for what to do with old tee shirts; I can resurrect my favorite one which sits waiting on the shelf for just such an idea.
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