Yep, that's right. It's Top-toberfest time. Hopefully some of you are as excited for it as I am. I am really excited to share some of the tops that I've been working on, along with some amazing projects from some guest contributors. We have several very talented ladies that were willing to help me out with the series, and share their talents with us. I hope that as their guest posts come up you'll take the time to tell them how much you enjoy their work, after all, positive feedback is always encouraging.
For Day One of this year's Top-toberfest I thought that I'd share a little t-shirt revamp that I worked on for Clark. I picked up a basic pocketed t-shirt at Children's Place for $1.99 on sale-Wahoo! Unfortunately it was short sleeved and plain, but fortunately we can change that.
When I was trying to decide what to do to dress it up, I had several different techniques running through my head...should I stencil it, use embroidery thread on it, distress it, bleach it, etc. In the end I stuck to one basic process that gave it a whole new look. With the help of some scrap knit fabric, some heat and bond iron on adhesive, and my sewing machine; I added some details to the pockets and the sleeves.
