Victorian thrift-flip / upcycle - Fast fashion men's shirt into a tailored 1890s ladies shirtwaist.

[@chellysanford8067]

YAS! This was the perfect find for me. I just bought a ton of dress shirts for work but dislike the cut so much. 😵‍💫😵😍☺️😆

[@24Washington]

Excellent!! Enjoy :)

[@jenniferpingleton8389]

Love how you explained the bust closures! As someone who is rather “top heavy”, I’ve learned the hard way I have to have more closures in that area than a smaller busted woman!

[@24Washington]

Thank you so much! I try very hard to thoroughly understand what I'm doing, and then spare others the hassle of trying to work it out. We're all different shapes, sizes, and positions ... and mass-produced garments simply can't fit us all! Thankfully there are ways to avoid the dreaded gap in such an unseemly location hahahaha :)

[@idkanymore790]

my grandpa better lock up his dress shirts, i'm in need of some shirtwaists

[@24Washington]

Hahahaha. Brilliant!! ❤️

[@rhondamast3441]

I’ve been wanting to do this for a while. The final result looks lovely!!

[@24Washington]

Aww - thank you. Glad you like it :) It was definitely a fun project and I have a few more XL shirts lined up for converting!

[@KarolaTea]

Thank you, this is very useful! :D Turned out beautiful :)

[@24Washington]

Thank you so much :) Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@stillhuntre55]

Excellent video!

[@24Washington]

Very kind of you to comment. Thank you!

[@anastasiajenkins2036]

Thank you so much - this was wonderful well done

[@24Washington]

Glad you liked it! It was a fun project - but I definitely prefer having more fabric at my disposal :)

[@elisabonetti408]

This is cool!

[@24Washington]

Thanks!!