That's SO cute!

That is great. I am currently converting a velvet shirt into a choli. -Freya

omg, you are making my life so much easier!

The only thing im wondering about is should the shirt be the same size as you or a size smaller/larger?

i need to wip up some outfits fast for my dance class performance.

Love it! I'v bookmarked the site! I can feel the gears in my head churning already....

holy crap those are GREAT!

That is so cute! And yes, I've tagged it as a *favorite* and will be keeping my eyes open for t-shirt sales. ((It's getting close to that time of year when fall fashions are coming in and summer fashion is going out.))

I'm also going to go through the rest of that website when I have more time.

Thanks for the link, Melissa!

that's cute. somehow I can't visualize how it works from the pics... will have to try it - I'm not afraid!

Ooh, I like it! I'll take a bit more time to read the directions and see if I can make one for myself.

Thanks for sharing,

Azeeza

i am on that site too! i have that favorited, it has lots of versions too. i love 'cut out and keep'!

...ok, I made this!

...got a t-shirt (my *normal* size) - WallyWorld cheapie with Mr. Bubble on it ;-0
...split it up the front and cut off the neck band
...folded back 1" up the front and around the neck to form a casing - oh, that corner where the body of the t-shirt meets the neck has to be finagled to be more straight, otherwise there's a sharp corner that makes the fabric pucker and gather up funny in that area - mine still doesn't quite suit me, but I think I can work with it
...ran a very narrow ribbon through the casing - I need a thicker ribbon
...not real keen on how the gathering looks - think if I tack down the gathering at the back neck to keep them and the shoulder seams in place, I can work the front gathers better

I'm posting a picture now and will link to it here in a bit.

This is sooooo cute!! Just finished looking in my closet for all of the t-shirts that are going to be converted. :-)