Hello Readers. How are you? I did a sweatshirt update recently. It was quick and easy.
Those sleeves were too long. I liked the color contrast and decided to keep some of it. I thought I would like even more of that reversed fabric somewhere on the shirt. I decided to make pockets and add them on the front of this shirt.
Actual pocket sewing right here!
I also took in the sides of the shirt to improve the fit a little.
The pockets added a little something to the shirt. And the shirt was a great match for this infinity scarf my daughter made for me. It's cold enough for a scarf now.
The cool thing about the scarf is that there is a hidden zipper pocket that is large enough for a phone, wallet, passport, keys, or whatever you want. It is great for being hands free when out or traveling.
If you like the scarf, you can check out more scarves and other items at her on-line shop Hope Makers Boutique.
2 comments:
Love the top with its contrast pockets. I always check the wrong side of a refashion to see how it looks with the right side. If it complements or contrasts nicely, I try to find a way to take advantage of that, like cuffs, pockets, collars, hem-bands. That makes a garment unique and special, like yours. Thanks for showing a nice example of this! And good luck to your daughter on her business endeavor!
Thanks so much KD! I am going to pay more attention to the reverse side of fabrics from now on. I never would have thought of it if the manufacturer hadn't already used it on the sleeves.
Happy Sewing!
Chickie
Post a Comment