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1. Fold the uni middle part under the crochet trimming at the bottom of the top.
2. Pin the crochet from the bottom part to the crochet from the top part. Mine needed some pleats at the front part, because the original top had a bit of an a-line.
3. Sew the bottom and top part together.
4. Use a needle to put the loose threads to the inside and tie off.
5. Cut off the additional fabric, the uni middle part, so just the two crochet parts will leave. The top I used is 100% silk, which is quit hard to sew in a straight line, so that's why I didn't cut the top in two pieces at first.
You can see the result in the first picture!
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I LOVE the cropped top now! It looks so much better ♥
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this is amazing, you did a great job!
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What a brillant idea. I love the result. It's a very nice and interesting DIY.
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Such an excellent idea...I love the way it modernized that top!
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Wauw, amazing!
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ReplyDeleteI would have never guessed that you made that top yourself. It looks great!!
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with this lace top, it looks very much like the granny underwear shirts worn at the beginning of last century. I saw many of these in antique markets during my holidays in the south of France.
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