Monday, November 3, 2008
Tee Tree
Sometimes the most simple looking shirt holds a thousand challenges.
I thought for sure I knew exactly what I was going to do with this green eyed beauty, but once I got started I had to stop in the middle and regroup for a really long time. I didn't even notice the big stain in the middle until work was underway.
I decided to embark on an ambitious freestyle machine embroidery thing. I wanted to envoke a green green winter field with fluffy wuffy clouds.
I like to think of the neckline as "saucy casual tuxedo shirt for the picnic set."
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(B, I'd love an action shot, if you wouldn't mind doing the honors!)
टाइम वोंट गिवे में time
Hmm, weird. I just typed in the title and it auto changed the characters (is that Thai?) I'm just going to run with it... It is meant to read "Time won't give me time" so if I inadvertantly offended any one with that header..My apologies!
It's taken me ages to post my response to the B&E Tshirt challenge...and it's only half done...ack! Without any further ado, I present The Challenger:
This shirt screamed "F-you!" quite literally. But I'm no shrinking violet, and I gave as good as I got. I thought this would make a great hoodie, and I had some bada$$ red hounds tooth material that was burning a hole on my fabric shelf:
I used the original short sleeve as a template for the long sleeve...it took a little tweeking - I wanted to go for a scruffy, overly long, already lived in look.
For the hood, I used one of my fave hoodies as the template for the hood. The effect was almost monk like.
The end result? A hoodie to rock your sox off.
Insert raised fists.
It's taken me ages to post my response to the B&E Tshirt challenge...and it's only half done...ack! Without any further ado, I present The Challenger:
This shirt screamed "F-you!" quite literally. But I'm no shrinking violet, and I gave as good as I got. I thought this would make a great hoodie, and I had some bada$$ red hounds tooth material that was burning a hole on my fabric shelf:
I used the original short sleeve as a template for the long sleeve...it took a little tweeking - I wanted to go for a scruffy, overly long, already lived in look.
For the hood, I used one of my fave hoodies as the template for the hood. The effect was almost monk like.
The end result? A hoodie to rock your sox off.
Insert raised fists.
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