Exhibit One
Beloved cotton cowlneck whose neckline stitching has shrunk so it's hard to get it over my head
Exhibit Two
Solution. Cut it open and make yet another jacket. The stitch design makes it curl inward, probably no need for binding
Exhibit Three
Proud owner modeling same and cracking up laughing
I rest my case.
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That looks great! And so do you :)
ReplyDeleteThank you. I've been wearing it all day, much more comfortable as a jacket than as a sweater.
ReplyDeletebravo bravo. It looks good, and as you say, much more comfortable as a jacket.
ReplyDeleteFastest diy evah. 5 minutes, including finding the scissors and taking the pic.
ReplyDeleteYay! Looks almost as lovely as your smile.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this! And what a nice picture of you in it! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you. It's working out nicely.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. Very clever! It turned out so well!
ReplyDeleteI think it's become my go to jacket.
ReplyDeleteVery cool!
ReplyDeleteGolly, what a clever solution. Not only am I ham fisted with needle and thread, I simply don’t have clever ideas like that. You look charming in your new jacket.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome to the idea. Just one cut and it was done. And thank you for the nice words.
ReplyDeleteclever girl!
ReplyDeleteReally looks nice. Nice save.
ReplyDeleteThank you. And it's a treat to see you in here.
DeleteGood for you! And nice to see your happy smile.
ReplyDeleteI expect there's quite a resemblance to dogonart. You're probably the only blogista who knows both of us.
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