I hope you all had a lovely Easter, my children brought some of their friends round and we had an Easter egg hunt – the youngest person joining in was 18 and we all had fun – never too old for that sort of thing 😉
I did insist that all the eggs were found (didn’t want to come across them in 6 months time all mouldy and melted!). That caused a bit of a problem as I couldn’t remember where I’d hidden them and the ‘hunters’ hadn’t been able to find them. It took a while but we did it 🙂
Today I’ve had the pleasure of helping a friend learn how to quilt. She took it all in her stride – rotary cutting, stitching and matching seams like a pro – way to go G! It’s very satisfying helping someone learn a new skill.
While my friend was arranging fabrics for her project (everyone knows how long this important task takes right?)
I had time to do a mini makeover on a T-shirt I bought last week.
As you can see it’s plain and a bit boring
I needed to alter the neckline as it was a bit too plunging for my liking (you could almost see my tummy button!).
I pinned the opening where I thought would look better and made sure I tried it on to see that I could still get it on and off easily.
Then I removed the buttons and replaced them with an odd assortment of others from my button collection adding a couple more up to the new neckline position.
Et voilà a mini makeover…
A little less boring and bit more fun 😉
What did you get up to over Easter?
Until next time,
Chris x
I love sharing what I know about quilting and embroidery – it is very rewarding. Lovely for you. I do like your makeover – simple but effective. xx
your tshirt does look very fun! those fabrics look lovely too 🙂
it just goes to show what a difference something as small as changing the buttons can make.
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