Upcycle a Vintage Tablecloth into a Blouse in 2 Hours

[@karenclement743]

Your tablecloth into a blouse is BEAUTIFUL you did a lovely job.

[@RedKittieKat]

That tablecloth was meant for a blouse!! 😳It's gorgeous! 🥰

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks Redkittykat☺️

[@jmadsen6118]

Thank you for giving me inspiration for these old tablecloths...stunning! Threading your vintage Bernina is a helpful reminder that these old machines are gems to be rescued! It's such a pleasure to be in your art room with you today. Thank you.

[@marionsworld24]

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[@franwilson9324]

Brilliant upcycling Marion! So pretty on you, it suits you perfectly. Now we’ll all be searching for tablecloths with crochet and embroidery. Thanks so much for sharing this inspiring project.

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks Fran 🌿

[@barbaranielsen2888]

Marion I dearly love this blouse that you created from a table cloth!

[@brendatilbury99]

Beautiful transformation of a tablecloth 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤ So glad I’m home from holiday to catch up with you! ❤

[@kellypeters8330]

I love it!!!! ❤️ What an amazing way to reuse a precious vintage piece..... have a lovely day ❤

[@lesahanners5057]

This was lovely to see Marion and so simply done. Would you believe it, you made this blouse using an 18th century design process?! This is much like the method used to make ladies bedgowns in the 1700s. You have just tailored yours down to fit your style. This is fantastic! I have made an 18th century bedgown in just this manner, tho not using a tablecloth, for a re-enactment of the American Frontier. My character was an 18th century Dutch tailor from Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia Colony circa 1755. I cannot wear the corsetry many of the early colonist women wore and was so delighted to find that many women out on the frontier during this period did not wear corsets or stays, instead they had these lovely loose fitting bedgowns. Some historical travellers of that period who visited the frontier were appalled by what they saw. They spoke of women wearing no stays and men dressing in leather leggings and breachclothes even in church. This was too much for their refined tastes. It made me laugh of course because it told me there were fashion critics even in those days. 😅 This was truly delightful! What a good use for upcycling a tablecloth. 😊❤

[@marionsworld24]

Well I never would have realised! Thanks Lesa. Did you start going to re-enactments first and then start sewing the clothes? Or was it the other way round...the sewing got you into it? I always used to think I'd like to hand make medieval clothes, but somehow I never got round to it. Maybe I should try it myself 🤔 I know I'd enjoy the sewing process...

[@lesahanners5057]

@@marionsworld24

[@lesahanners5057]

@@marionsworld24 I sewed for many years and it was only after I retired that I did the frontier clothes, and I probably never would have done it, but I became close friends with a 4th great grandson of Daniel Boone. He did reenacting at Fort Boonesboro and Martin's Station in Kentucky and Virginia. Because of my background he wanted my opinion of his clothes. I found he had been buying clothes off the racks of vendors from these, "encampments" as they are called, and they were woefully inaccurate. I offered to make him a full set of handsewn frontier clothes and he was delighted with the idea. I had never done it before but I considered it couldn't be near as scary as some of the bridal gowns I had designed and made in the past. Besides we have the internet now, so I got onto some museum websites, researched the fabrics, structure of the clothes needed, and what few pictures there were of Daniel Boone, and made the clothes as close to the frontier garments as possible. I even purchased books on 18th century samplers to get a correct idea of the types of stitches used during the period. Linen was what we chose as fabric, which he ordered from Burnley & Trowbridge. To make a long story short he wore them to his next reenactings and they were a hit. He then decided to build a frontier half shelter, blacksmiths shop and encampment on his property. Since he was an architect by occupation this took no time at all. He called it Boone's Station. Of course it was only fitting that I should make myself some clothing for the inaugural encampment. We and a bunch of like minded friends got together one weekend and it was a blast. If folks had seen us they would have thought we were all mad. Why, you might ask? Because we all lived at that time on the Big Island of Hawaii, and the whole thing felt surreal. All of us dressed in 17th century American Frontier Colonial clothes amidst palm tree's and tropical flowers. It was a hoot and I wouldn't have missed it for the world.

[@lesahanners5057]

Correction, I meant to say 18th century, 1700s clothing.

[@elainebramson7042]

Love the blouse!! Beautiful and with your pearl necklace is just perfect. Just gorgeous Marion, you outdid yourself. But you do that all the time!

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks Elaine ☺️

[@tammyadams7965]

Marion, this is the most Stunning shirt from a table cloth I have ever seen!! It looks Gorgeous on you! It is unique and one of a kind. ❤🥰

[@stanszalek4380]

You’ve done it once again Marion. Absolutely amazing.What a great use of recycled tablecloths. Thank you ❤🇦🇺🦘🧵Margaret

[@melaniehopkins7541]

Love the blouse! You made a such a beautiful blouse with that recycled embroidered tablecloth and it looks so lovely on you. You are an inspiration! Thank you for showing us how you made it.

[@eileenfb1948]

I need to go to a thrift shop, for a tablecloth. This is so inventive and it looks like it was meant to be a blouse, every bit of it works. Thank you for showing us this Marion. ❤

[@viviancothros5541]

What a brilliant idea Marion! So creative and pretty. Two ingredients are needed: a nice tablecoth, and courage to cut it! Thank you for sharing the idea and the process. ❤

[@marionsworld24]

It's that first cutting that takes being brave! Just keep the vision in mind and it's worth it though ☺️

[@donnabenz5189]

Lovely Marion. Such clear instructions and viewing of your sewing. Thank you sweet lady.

[@marionsworld24]

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[@camillewinnie27]

Marion, you are so creative. I would’ve never thought of turning that beautiful embroidered tablecloth into a top, but it was absolutely perfect for it. I love how the neck and the front turned out as well as the sleeves. It’s just gorgeous!! I would love to find a tablecloth just like that. Now I’m going to have to start looking for embroidered tablecloths! Once again, you’ve given me inspiration everyone to try something new!

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks Camille. As you saw from the rejected cloth..the patterns don't always lend themselves to being blouse-ified..! But when you find one that does... Perfection ☺️

[@BlueSky-n2q]

😮theres alot of very talented people out there who see an item and can repurpose it for something else

[@marionsworld24]

I try my best..:)

[@juliemorrison4348]

Amazing transformation of this beautiful tablecloth Marion. Perfect new blouse. I'm off to raid my linenpress. 👏♥️🇦🇺

[@marionsworld24]

Wonderful!

[@pamlacey136]

When I have seen you wear this blouse in your videos, I always think how beautiful it is. I don’t know if I have any tablecloths in my vintage linens but I will have to look and see. Thank you for sharing this wonderful way to make vintage linens useful again.

[@ChristineRodgers-u8t]

Thank you for showing us the lovely blouse. I so enjoy watching you produce something beautiful every time. X

[@jacquelineknox1977]

Your new blouse is so very pretty and doesn't look like it was a tablecloth at all. Not quite like the curtain clothes in the 'Sound of Music'. You are so inventive and clever. ❤

[@marionsworld24]

😅🪡🧵

[@janet7640]

So clever and brave, dear Marion. With a gorgeous result. An elegant blouse perfect for any occasion. The crochet and blanket stitch neckline so pretty and flattering. Thank you for sharing your talent and excitement. ♥ xo J

[@marionsworld24]

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[@kaz3bears]

What a great up cycle. I never knew the bobbin thread had pull away from the bobbin case. This explains why I have trouble with my bobbin thread going wrong sometimes and I couldn’t work out what I had done differently. Thank you 👍

[@marionsworld24]

I'm glad that bit was helpful. Someone has been asking if I'd show it the next time I was on the machine...

[@glennissalls4734]

Looking forward to your embroidery on the coat. I love the new blouse.

[@normacubis6951]

Thanks Marion, I am so enjoying your videos and your company. Although I am just getting back into stitching and sewing, you are giving me lots of lovely ideas. Thank you so much 😊

[@marionsworld24]

You're welcome Norma. Thanks for your comment too 🌿

[@patfranks4024]

What an artistic and respectful way to recycle. Lovely.

[@marionsworld24]

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[@GillianHall-zu8xb]

You look stunning in you new blouse , you wouldn't know it was a table cloth , clever you ❤ xx

[@Snufinkin]

That's a very good and detailed instruction for a beautiful blouse! I really appreciate the Part of the neck and the sleeves! Thanks so much for it! ❤

[@dianeroome972]

So so charming! And not complicated! Every thrift store is going to sell out of all their tableclothes. LOL. Plaid, for a winter look would work well! I saw another person, the DIY Designer on YT, who did a lace tablecloth insertion on the outside seam of pants. She also made a stunning top from the same lace tablecloth. I just ❤ all these ideas! TY so very much for teaching these techniques.

[@marionsworld24]

I'll have a look at that one. It's always nice to find new ideas ☺️

[@AngelaColeman-b6i]

Hello Marion. My goodness - that was such a delight to watch you create. I love the fact that you always make things in such an inclusive way, which is so encouraging for people to “just have a go”. Thank you. Have a great week, and I will look forward to your next video.

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks you. I appreciate the comment. I do think that anyone could do this if they wanted to. No pattern, just fit it to your own body. 2 seams and a neckline...that was it really.

[@karenberry7143]

Everytime I watch you I learn how or gain an explaination for doing a particular stitch. This time the most helpful was how to figure in ease and sewing line placement. I have never seen a sewing machine that ran the threading for the bobbin down the side to a side bobbin winding post. I didn't know that there had ever been a machine made that way. BUT I have been in the U.S.A. except for 3 years back around 1954 when I was around 5-ish. I am learning, by watching you, more about how sewing hams can help when ironing pieces for sewing. I am so glad I stumbled on your site ..

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks Karen. I'm glad you're enjoying my channel. My machine is the same age as me! It's a 1959 Bernina Record and I love to sew with her. Someone must have the same one as they kept asking if I could show how she was threaded up, especially having the bobbin case underneath too. It's sometimes not obvious if you've been used to modern machines..

[@Susietacoma]

Love it! 🦋💕A great way to repurpose a stained linen. I buy used textiles and turn the damaged linens into new things. Yours is a fantastic example. Thank you. So pretty.

[@marionsworld24]

Thank you 💐

[@lottiephillips7805]

The charity shops need to prepare for a stampede of people looking for embroidered tablecloths now🤣🤣🤣. Such a brilliant video Marion - so inspiring. Love the videos on upcycling/recycling items to clothes. I am off to check my stash for tablecloths.

[@marionsworld24]

😅 good luck on finding something suitable...

[@chalcraftdesign]

Oh Marion you are such a legend! I love everything you do.... thank you for sharing your process with us all.... xxx Claire

[@marionsworld24]

😅 thanks Claire . I'm sure everyone thinks I'm odd for wearing it but it makes me happy 🪡🧵☺️

[@MoiraShephard]

Thank you, I love the idea of finding a use for something that is beautiful but overlooked

[@jaynefaneuf5253]

Marion, What a beautiful use of a georgious vintage table cloth! I'm genius. It's come out in just my style of clothing. You are so talented and clever! What a bonnie top! God bless my dear. Have a wonderful day ❤Jayne

[@jaynefaneuf5253]

It's supposed to say "I'm jealous " not I'm genius. Lol Jayne😂

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks Jayne..

[@debbie845]

What a lovely blouse! Thank you for showing us all how. You are the best teacher! Blessings Marion!

[@marionsworld24]

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[@gillianpayne374]

Thank you Marion. The blouse looks lovely, no one else will have one the same! The fit is lovely and the neckline lays perfect! ❤😊

[@marionsworld24]

😊💐💐💐

[@artaberns364]

Marion, your blouse is absolutely beautiful. And it fits you perfectly. You amaze me with what you can do with recycling vintage items. Great job. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent.

[@marionsworld24]

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[@susanparker2055]

You never cease to amaze me. Very clever and sophisticated. I've been wanting to make myself a vest or jacket with some quilt blocks.

[@marionsworld24]

Go for it Susan ☺️

[@ConniePloch]

Wow, your blouse is terrific! 😊

[@EleanorCornford]

Wow! Couture recycling, what a pretty and clever blouse. Thank you Marion, another success.❤

[@dianejohanson98]

I’ve never thought of making a blouse from a tablecloth, but it’s a great idea and turned out great!

[@marionsworld24]

👍

[@Vickiexploring]

Marion, what an absolute inspiriting video. Taking one thing and turning it into another lovely thing. The blouse is wonderful. Thank you for sharing your creativity with us.

[@carolreid9755]

Thank you Marion for your video and well I am not sure what to say. Who would have thunk it. I think genius falls short here, not only did you make a beautiful top with no pattern and used a vintage stitched tablecloth. It was the fact you used the tablecloth in the first place and you wonder why your subscriber count keeps rising🤔mm no idea? Those sleeves are just perfect and the crochet around the neck just sets the whole pattern on the front off. Love it!!!!

[@marionsworld24]

Thank you Carol. It's the sort of thing I do quite often. I just haven't been showing it. However I get so many lovely comments when I wear the other tablecloth top I thought it was worth showing how I did it. Plus I do have a bit of a backlog with my stash of thrifted clothes and curtains...

[@Mycretanlife]

Marion will you stop it. I have loads of things I want to try now. I don’t know which one I want to do first. I want it all. Just love it. ❤❤❤

[@marionsworld24]

😂 I could say okay... However I've more coming soon as I work through the pile of thrifted clothing I've had since earlier this year...😱

[@Mycretanlife]

@@marionsworld24 that’s ok Marion, just keep em coming.

[@paulalister80]

Lovely table cloth shirt. Will keep my eyes open for a nice table cloth here, love this look. Thanks for showing us the process. Lovely watch.

[@WendyAnneLewis-1058]

The blouse is so beautiful, Marion! I especially love the neckline.

[@lisazilaro6906]

I just love visiting with you and I’m amazed how you know how to do so many different things, thank you Marion for sharing with us. 🪡🧵♥️

[@marionsworld24]

You're welcome Lisa 💐

[@blissfulacresoffgridhomest2098]

WOW! This blouse is beautiful and upcycled too! Time to find a vintage table cloth!😊❤😊

[@marionsworld24]

There are still plenty of them around to find. Although sometimes people are asking a lot for them. I try and buy ones that are either marked or damaged in some way so I then think I'm saving them to make into something else...

[@blissfulacresoffgridhomest2098]

@@marionsworld24 great minds think alike! I do the same and ask if they will drop the price a bit. My mind is spinning over what I might make with the left over scraps from the vintage tablecloth!

My goodness...absolutely brilliant. I will certainly be looking at tablecloths in a whole new light!

[@crossfittxms1]

New to your channel here. I just thought 💭 about the tablecloth you cut for your shirt 👚 I was thinking you could possibly make that piece for your neck that got cut out a “Hanky?” Just an idea. 😊 Just finished the video, my oh my, what a joy to see your creativity. The tablecloth with the crochet & embroidery was a beautiful piece to start with. Then, you were able to teach us exactly how you made it. I also enjoyed seeing how you took care of your sewing machine as well as thread it. Teaching us how to do the blanket stitch & especially the French Stitch. We are very much the richer. God has blessed you with so many skills. Thank you for sharing.

[@marionsworld24]

Thank you so much for this lovely message 💐😊

[@cherylwilliford3192]

Glorious idea. Love the blouse! You're always an inspiration. 😊

[@ConnieShoemaker]

Before you said what you were going to make, I loved your blouse😂😂. It’s just amazing and I really enjoy watching you make clothes🥰❤️

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks Connie. There should be some more on the way as I work through my pile of things ☺️

[@susanbeattie9333]

Eeeeeee you’ve done it again, amazing Marion! That was a lovely video to watch and you’ve ended up with a lovely blouse. ❤

[@bbs3470]

Beautiful blouse. I‘m very encouraged to try it myself now. Thanks Marion.

[@antheatweedie4255]

Absolutely Beautiful!!😊 Love the neckline. Looks very flattering on you. Well done! ❤

[@G.L.McCarthy-vr1oe]

I had several card table size table cloths from my great-grandma. Didn't really want to cut them up but they only languish in a drawer, so.....I was brave & turned them into aprons.(which I wear daily). I think of grandma, & her embroidery work, every time I put one on! I had enough table cloths & dresser scarfs to make 3. I've come to believe this honors her legacy much more than "saving them for good"

[@marionsworld24]

I think it does too. Better worn and admired even though they're turned into something else, than languish in a drawer unseen.

[@paulineshelley4421]

Hi Marion, that’s such a pretty blouse! 😊 if you need to get the mark out of the white part, try Milton diluted in water. Just gently soak it, but be careful not to get it on the decorative stitching. I’ve managed to get the stains out of my tablecloths with that. Thank you for sharing. ❤

[@marionsworld24]

Great tip thank you. I didn't know Milton would do that. Having said that I couldn't even see it from the front so it probably won't bother me..😅

[@annhaber4556]

Fantastic and inspired! The design of the tablecloth with the crochet elements worked so well and your blue blanket stitching around the neckline is the perfect final Marion touch! I'm glad you kept the long pointed sleeves, the blouse is so feminine and flattering. Your creativity and talents know no bounds!

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks Ann

[@h2odoglover108]

Bravo Marion! Such a beautiful tablecloth to up-cycle into a stunning blouse! 😊💜🎨✂️🪡🧵

[@sheilabennett3289]

Amazing Marion, you've done it again!! Wish I had just a thimble full of your talent and intuition!! I don't have a beautiful tablecloth like that, but I'll certainly be on the lookout for one 😂. Amazing, amazing ❤❤. Thank you for the inspiration ❤😂❤. I'm loving it ❤❤❤.

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks so much Sheila 😊

[@donhardman6919]

Hello Marion, how lovely you look wearing your blouse you created out of vintage table cloth, gorgeous Marion. I myself love all things vintage, I love the blanket stitch you have chosen for the neck line, and the sleeves......absolutely gorgeous! Amazing what you can create out of vintage cloths. You are very creative and bring inspiration to many out there. Thank you for showing patiently and sharing your talents. Blessings to you as always and take care. Thelma ❤❤

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks so much Thelma. I'm pleased to say everyone is sending such lovely comments about it!

[@LialaMosconi]

WOW Marion!! Extremely beautiful ! Thank You!❤ You always amaze!

[@shahlaspeck3607]

Wow!! You are genius ❣️❣️❣️. Absolutely gorgeous and unique!!! Love it!

[@susandeveaux4117]

What a lovely lovely blouse !!!!! Perfect for you, Marion !!! 💙🪡🧵

[@SierraNovemberKilo]

Absolutely fabulous. The embroidery over the top of the sleeve is beautiful! The completed garment is fantastic. As others have said, I'll be scouring the charity shops for finds! ❤🎉

[@marionsworld24]

Brilliant!

[@napkindoll]

Love your blouse and what a unique idea. I am addicted to your channel. You are so clever and pleasant to watch.

[@marionsworld24]

Thank you so much ☺️💐

[@sandrafilipovic8925]

thank you so much for this video. I saved so many posts from Pinterest, but never found a video to make these. Thank you!

[@lanellehatcher561]

The handwork on the neckline was Genius! Beautiful !

[@marionsworld24]

Sometimes simple is the best way ☺️

[@judycrystal5473]

Hey MARION.....good job on the tablecloth blouse!! 😀👍. Your a smart cookie! I love it! Looks great.

[@paulinedonnelly6077]

Beautiful blouse 🤗🤗🤗It looks lovely on you xxx 😘😘😘

[@shinybreesilver3264]

This is lovely Marion! You not only have the creativity, the sewing skills, but a great eye to pick out a piece that was perfect for a blouse. The pattern looks so pretty and the sleeves are so trendy with the embroidery and crochet cuffs! Super fashionable…

[@marionsworld24]

😅

[@julieoughtred4887]

Gosh you’re clever Marion. Would love to see the linen dresses as I’ve got a curvy figure too. I really like watching your clothing up cycling xx

[@carolinecarpenter]

That looks lovely, really suits you too. Such a clever design, thanks for sharing.

[@hawkeye2495]

wow i want to find tablecloths to try this thanks for showing very pretty

[@bevvy60]

Marion I love love love your blouse it’s stunning… love the pattern of the table cloth .

[@AScotOnTheLoose]

What a beautiful recycle. I can’t sew unfortunately but I love that have used the tablecloth in this way

[@123uschie]

That is simply beautiful Marion! I will definitely give it a try! Thank you.

[@jeanetteh6842]

The neckline is just so pretty and feminine.

[@marionsworld24]

I was pleased it lay so beautifully 😊

[@kathyelliot9795]

Turned out amazing!!!!

[@joannamocek9901]

Dearest Marion, This is actually the most beautiful magical transformation ever...from the tablecloth, truly fantastic itself into an unique, one and only, prettiest blouse I've ever seen! Plus, now person like myself who's not being skilled in sewing, I feel convinced and confident enough to be able to create something sophisticated as you did, Marion. Absolutely breathtaking. Sending you lots of hugs. Thank you so very much for sharing.

[@marionsworld24]

I'm sure you could Joanna. As you could see it's quite simple sewing. Nothing complicated at all. It could even have been hand stitched instead. I just wanted a quick sew this time though.

[@joannamocek9901]

Thank you so much. I'll try to turn my Mum's tablecloth into a keepsake blouse, to have Mum's love close to my heart. You're amazing, thank you, Marion.

[@pattylorenz6811]

❤ this shirt just beautiful, makes me want to go thrifting for a vintage table cloth

[@marionsworld24]

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[@mareimontalvo2725]

This blouse is gorgeous!! Nice job, Marion.

[@kaytiej8311]

What a gorgeous, gorgeous idea! I've been collecting embroidered tablecloths for a while so I'm off to go through my pile and find my new beautiful shirt!

[@marionsworld24]

Excellent Kaytie ☺️

[@craftdipper]

Beautiful blouse - and the embroidery already done! 🎉 Very inspiring. Thank you❤

[@marionsworld24]

It's a total win 😅

[@michellesocialbutterfly9517]

What a beautiful upcycle you have done. The sleeves are perfect. This is so very feminine on you. Perfect shape. It would look fab cut on the bottom or left as you did. Bravo. The tutorial was amazing, thank you for your time and teaching.

[@marionsworld24]

I definitely could cut the hemline straight across but I'll leave it for now and see how I feel when I wear it out and about. I always think to do the least cutting as it gives you options for changing things as you go. In the end this just had two cuts. The neck opening and the side seams. ☺️

[@michellesocialbutterfly9517]

@@marionsworld24 this was a brilliant top. Perfect with this table cover. Looks fab on you, a plus plus!

[@joedge6142]

That's lovely, I was watching an old episode of Rhoda a couple of weeks ago and she was wearing a top that looked like it was made out of old embroidered linens and I thought I'd love to make something like that.

[@marionsworld24]

Now you can 😅👍

[@poppydaniels9855]

Gorgeous Marion 🎉 Looking good on you.❤❤

[@cathybrelza5055]

Wonderful Marion, I love listening to your thought processes and I love that you enjoy your work and the results ❤❤❤

[@marionsworld24]

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[@jillwhitneybirk]

Amazing as always! I love how you teach us to be fearless like you are! ❤

[@marionsworld24]

Not sure I'm fearless... But I'm brave with fabric anyway 😊

[@degangemimi2215]

How delightful! What a gorgeous blouse 😻

[@schrellkauffman9303]

Beautiful blouse and what a lovely table cloth!💕

[@FaerieFenergles]

Very pretty Marion, it suits you beautifully!❤

[@LynetteHulton]

That top looks gorgeous. If I find a table cloth that will work I will certainly make one. Thank you.

[@marionsworld24]

Good luck Lynette ☺️

[@annrubino6252]

Marion, you look so lovely! Yes, bravery is required but your skill and ability to see "what if" made this blouse come to be. You actually did couture pattern draping technique.

[@marionsworld24]

I didn't think of it like that..☺️ it's just the obvious way of fitting something simple to your own body shape..💐

[@jacquelinebergman6431]

What a pretty top from that lovely tablecloth! The placement of the crocheted lace and embroidery worked out perfectly. I must say, I also love the way your moth pin suited the top you had on when you started your sewing project. Thank you for sharing this simple method of recycling a tablecloth into a blouse. ♥

[@marionsworld24]

I was definitely lucky with the crocheted insertion placement. It happened to be perfect. Although I didn't know that until I started cutting the hole for the neck 😊

[@paulinechambers6949]

Beautiful! The process reminds me of the ponchos we made for guide camp. We used old blankets, quarterd the same way. A hole for the head and wool tasles around the edge. We sewed badges all over them.

[@marionsworld24]

Oh I can just imagine them... Go grab a tablecloth and do nearly the same thing... :)

[@lespagne49]

Marion a lovely video, you look beautiful in this pretty blouse and so nice to have you back 😮 in your happy chatty self . Happy Sunday xx

[@marionsworld24]

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[@melissacooper6891]

Clever you! Well done and your blouse looks so pretty on you!