I used cotton broadcloth (I think I used a yard's worth) that was $3. Since broadcloth is so thin, I double-layered this shirt with white cotton fabric that I got for free. The lace I bought at goodwill for $1.50 but I only used a quarter's worth. So, I paid less than $3 to make this shirt! Of course, this isn't a realistic price if I were to buy everything new...I would guesstimate this shirt would probably cost about $6-8. Still cheap!
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Lovely Lacy Shirt
I just loooooove this shirt on Elisa! I used another shirt of Elisa's' that I liked as a pattern for this one. I love the way this one turned out...so classy and pretty. The lace was fun to put on too. She looks like a little doll in her shirt:
I used cotton broadcloth (I think I used a yard's worth) that was $3. Since broadcloth is so thin, I double-layered this shirt with white cotton fabric that I got for free. The lace I bought at goodwill for $1.50 but I only used a quarter's worth. So, I paid less than $3 to make this shirt! Of course, this isn't a realistic price if I were to buy everything new...I would guesstimate this shirt would probably cost about $6-8. Still cheap!
I used cotton broadcloth (I think I used a yard's worth) that was $3. Since broadcloth is so thin, I double-layered this shirt with white cotton fabric that I got for free. The lace I bought at goodwill for $1.50 but I only used a quarter's worth. So, I paid less than $3 to make this shirt! Of course, this isn't a realistic price if I were to buy everything new...I would guesstimate this shirt would probably cost about $6-8. Still cheap!
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Her smiling face is so adorable, and the white capris add a finishing touch to the lacy shirt!
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