
I am constantly inspired by the talented ladies in the blog world ~
While visiting Tea Rose Home, I decided
to do something with t-shirts that were headed to Goodwill ~
Strips were cut from the bottom of one to make the ruffles and the rose and I also cut a V-Neck ~

With one of the strips I made a rose ~
I am loving making roses in case that
wasn't too obvious :)
It was so easy and now I have a shirt to wear that has been in a bag to say good bye to ~
The pictures are stinky because it was way too early in the morning to take them ~
I am loving making roses in case that
wasn't too obvious :)
It was so easy and now I have a shirt to wear that has been in a bag to say good bye to ~
The pictures are stinky because it was way too early in the morning to take them ~










23 comments:
OOOOH, Lori, that is so funny/strange because just saturday I finished 2 t-shirts almost exactly the same. Rows of ribbon down the front and a flower at the V-neck. I don't think I've ever been to her site though so I'll have to visit, honey.
I did a beige one with pink polka dot ribbon and a black one with black and white checked ribbon. I love embellishing ones when I get them super cheap at the store and making them look "designer" instead of plain.
xoxo,
Connie
oh you know I love this idea! Do you have a ruffler attachement, I hear they have a machine just for ruffling that I want my hands on lol Love visiting your blog, hope your doing well, hugs, Kim
Lori, that turned out great! I have just started doing this myself and am about to add ruffles to a baby onesie. I hope you will share if you do more! I love how feminine it looks!
Wow, that is lovely. Hard to believe it started as a T-shirt.
You did a great job.
Have a lovely day,
Patti (Fill My Cup with Beauty)
It turned from ordinary to special. You are so creative. I'm going to try one for my granddaughter!!
CUTE!!!LOVE this idea!
Thanks so much for sharing this creative and thrifty way to get a new look with what we already have!
Hugs,
Lynn♥
Love this Lori! I have several styles saved to do that someday!! BEAUTIFUL!!
That is really a cute idea and a true meaning to repurposing!~Hugs, Patti
Your little shirt is darling. I think you have those roses down pat.
Sorry I missed you if you came this morn. Rick was running late and I was an hour late.
Hugs, Pat
Very neat idea, thanks for sharing! Hugs to you!
Love this idea. It looks very professionally done. And the rose is so cute. What a neat way to salvage old tee-shirts.
Lori Girl, Yes! This IS why we love blogging! Inspiration, friendship, thriftiness, love-of-vintage, junking, sharing...the list goes on!
This is just the sweetest reclamation of a T-shirt ever! When you wear it, you're going to get a lot of comments asking if you bought it from Anthro or J.Jill!
Blessings, Diane
Oh Lori, what a cute ideal, it's just adorable!!! Thanks for sharing. hugs~~~ Daphne
Lori that is SO CUTE! I love it! I'm not sure I could do the ruffly part ... is that called Ruching? (SP?)
Anyway, great job.
PS I was interested in your Romantic Country mag.... would you be able to ship media mail?
I LOVE that!! How pretty and so creative!!
Jennifer
What a fantastic idea! Love it! :)
Wow...love this transformation!
Happy day!
xojanis
Wow. Just darling.
Valarie
ROSES, ROSES everywhere! Gorgeous...and so fun...I just love this new style! And your lampshade is so pretty too...I love how much this look is selling for you on your website...not so much for me in my shop.
Have a great evening!
Rene
Lori, really lovely. I have been taking the scissors to my t's and "personalizing" more and more! Be brave!
xo, Cheryl
Oh my goodness, I would love to have one of these! I don't sew, I am a painting chic. LOVE IT. So cool to see what people do with castoffs.
hugs,
Olivia
This is adorable - it would look so sweet in a two-year old size as well! Now I need to find some t-shirts to ruffle for my granddaughters!
Thanks for a wonderful idea.
such a cute idea..my 3 girls will get one for xmas!
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