I guess that's why I have an obsession with clothing refashions. I keep hoping that I'll be able to make something I currently have in to something cool that I actually like wearing.
So it was one of those moments where I was getting frustrated with my closet because nothing was cool. Then I found this "cardigan" in my closet. It was one of my DIY Cardigan's from one of my first crafts.
So really it was my favorite Vintage Old Navy T-Shirt that I cut open to make a cardigan to wear over... what? I barely ever wore it. I wore it more when it was a T-Shirt.
So, with those thoughts I went downstairs and sewed the shirt back together.
Now I have my favorite shirt back... with a seam going straight up the front. Now what?
Well since that won't work... cut off the sleeves, slice off the top neck... Hmmm. TARN!
I braided two strands of white and one red together and hand sewed them to the collar of my "new" shirt.
The shirt was a V-neck and now that it had a seam up the front, the V needed to go in the back to look somewhat normal. I sewed the braid on so that the two ends would meet at the V in the back.

It turned out pretty neat and I like it, but because of all the alterations (let's not blame the extra pounds I've put on) it is a bit tight. After all that, it is still not a staple in my wardrobe.
Back to the drawing board.
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