White+Ruffles=Fabulous!

I love white. 

Bright White. Winter White. Off-White. White. White. White.  

So, once spring hits, I pull out the white! 

{not so fashionably correct, but who cares?!}  

 When I saw this shirt on {P.S. I Made This}, it became a definite must-do on the project list...in fact! I've already made one.  I got a little hasty with the scissors, though and am planning a re-do sometime before Easter, so I will post pics once I get shirt #2 completed.

Here are the steps:

• Purchase a pack of white tees (the more tees, the more ruffles you can create).  
• Cut off a few inches from the bottom hem.  {The wider the panel, the larger the ruffle, but make sure you don't cut too much off of the bottom like I did}. 
• Cut off one sleeve with sharp fabric scissors for the asymmetrical neck.  
• Try the shirt on to see how it fits: If your tee is too loose around the underarm, add a few stitches or pin it to achieve the perfect fit!
• Scrunch, pin, and sew ruffle to the diagonal neckline.  

You Never Knew You Could Make Your Own Clothes, Did You?!

So Fabulous!