I love browsing online and looking at all the clothes I want but can't buy.
I fell in love with this tank top from JCREW
along with many other items...but $69.50 for a tank top...get real!!!
so i got to work and made a copy of it for only $8!!!
That's right $8!!!
I know your dying to make one too...
here's how:
$6 old navy tank top ( from last year )
$2 in fabric
(click any of the pictures to make them larger and easier to read)
sorry some of them are blurry I had to use my husbands little digital work camera:-(
** I unpinned and lifted up the bottom of the pleat and placed the "ruffles" down and then re-pinned the pleats**
and that's it...your done!!
this same method would work on a t-shirt as well!
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this is soo fabulous! i totally want to make one of these myself! thanks for the easy to follow tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI saw this t-shirt in the catalog and immediately decided I had to do a knock off. You beat me to it. yours looks great!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thank you for providing easy to read directions! I think I'll have to add this to my list!
ReplyDeleteI love this tank top. I am going to go buy a new tank and do this tutorial this weekend. thank you for saving me tons of money.
ReplyDeleteLove all the tutes I'm seeing for ruffled embellishments on tops. Yours is too cute! I'm gonna have to try it, and soon. Very clever.
ReplyDeleteAwesome way to save some $money$
ReplyDeleteI LOVE LOVE LOVE this! Will you be making me one, lol! It turned out so cute! You are too too talented chica!
ReplyDeleteI love the way your shirt turned out! I have been looking at shirts trying to decide what styles I like and what I can make them with. Thanks for the tutorial! I want to try this soon!
ReplyDeleteLove it I am posting a link on my site for T-Shirt Tuesday's on May 18th.
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wow. That is a great copy. I just love it in black. This is going on my to do list!
ReplyDelete- Jackie
Beautiful! I like your version even better than JCrew's!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for visiting my blog and your sweet comment :)
Thank you so much for all your kind and encouraging words!!! I truly {Heart} your comments!
ReplyDelete{Brittany}
Um. best tutorial ever. I am going to try it on a tshirt!
ReplyDeletei am so gonna make this! thx for sharing this tute!
ReplyDeleteLove this! Just found your blog.
ReplyDeleteWhat level would you rate this?
i like your shirt better :)
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this is FABULOUS
ReplyDeleteWow, I so want to learn to sew!!!! This is incredible!
ReplyDeleteThis is great. I have seen a lot of attempts at this and this is one of the best! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteNatalie
This is great you are so talented. It looks exactly like the J Crew one... great tutorial too
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Love the price tag too!
ReplyDeletei'm so happy to have discovered your blog. i love this idea and the cost too:) thanks for sharing!
ReplyDelete69.50 for a tank top . . . unreal! Your version is so super cute!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this!! One question...I used FrayCheck on some chiffon-type trim on a top and it looked like yours did when it was wet after drying overnight! Did I do something wrong? It was my first time using it.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the tutorial!
I want one! This is adorable!
ReplyDeleteI really like this! Great job!
ReplyDeleteSo very cute!
ReplyDeleteLove this one! I am featureing it at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteummmm, I have no idea how I missed this post last week, but it is ADORABLE! bookmarking! -diane
ReplyDeleteI made this with your tutorial, using a grey tank and black trim. It turned out really cute and I love it.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
This is great! I am really loving embellished T-shirts right now, but I am not paying $50+ to get one! I can't wait to make my own!!!! Thanks!!!
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