Diana, from Miss Castelinhos is a mom of two boys, and she's been a great inspiration to me when it comes to sewing for boys, of course. But she's been sewing for herself as well. I first saw her on a Titchy Threads pattern group, and started following right away. It is a pleasure for me, to welcome Diana for the first time here, for the series. Her idea is also great to use scraps from previous refashions - something I do a lot. Enjoy!
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My husband is a big t-shirt hoarder (don't let him see this!), so every now and then, I get a big pile of old ones. Usually I put them away and forget about them (silly me, I know!), until a pattern perfect for knits, comes along.
I know what you must be thinking... "Three t-shirts! So much fabric... She must have done something big!"... Don't get too excited! I needed three different colours, but don't worry, there's plenty left for more and I manage to save those cute prints!
I recently got a chance to test a new pattern from Made It Patterns, soon to be released, as part of the new summer collection, inspired by the Japanese art form of Origami. I wanted to have fun with this pattern, that's why I chose such bold colours and it works great on a 2 year old!
I don't make refashions that often, because usually it doesn't work out as well as I imagine it, but when it does, it slowly grows on me.
I love how it turned out! As if there wasn't enough colour, I still added a contrasting zipper. P-E-R-F-E-C-T!
Don't forget to come back and check out the other bloggers. Such talented ladies... can't wait to see what they're up to!
Thanks so much for having me Magda!
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Thanks for your sweet introduction! :)
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DeleteAwesome refashion!!! Love the bright bold colour combo and the asymmetrical style.
ReplyDeleteLove this polo shirt!! Very clever, to use the t-shirts as it's not always easy to find the right knits ;-)
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