TShirt Upcycle with Scarf Sleeves

[@terrys9798]

Good job! Very cute. I like how you figured out how to measure and cut the sleeves to fit. Thanks for the tutorial

[@b_stephanie]

Thank you! 😊

[@vickyls8132]

I’ll have to watch this later. Very classy! Thx!

[@b_stephanie]

Thanks 😊

[@arvettadelashmit9337]

That was a great way of getting softer long sleeves.

[@b_stephanie]

Thanks. 😊

[@ZeldaSews]

Very nice! That is definitely a wear to the office garment!

[@b_stephanie]

Yep. Just have to wait for cooler weather. We are still ranging in the 90's down here. Maybe November 😎

[@SusanSmith-hl3iv]

❤❤❤❤❤ Newbie subscribe. Fell in love with the altered jeans using neckties. Just what I needed. Can’t wait to see what else you have done!😊

[@b_stephanie]

Thank you 😊

[@dianemills649]

You can use clear elastic (the kind for swimsuits) to gather even and easily. Cut elastic to finished size. Mark seam allowances. Then quarter or eighth both surfaces and put fabric to be gathered to the elastic and sew stretching the elastic to the fabric and you have even gathers.

[@b_stephanie]

I’ve done that before and that’s a good idea. I’ll have to pick come up. Thanks 😊

[@robertjohnson396]

Very good job.

[@b_stephanie]

Thank you!

[@sandracarter7231]

Wow! Amazing

[@b_stephanie]

Thank you! 😊

[@BarbaraCozine]

I 'd like to see more actual construction. I have trouble following your videos and only understand after I see the finished product.. I think I must be missing something. I do like the final product.

[@b_stephanie]

Thank you. I’m sorry about that. I may need to add back in some of the details. Editing to keep in concise is a challenge. 😉