Trick or Treat Shirt

Fashion & Wearables Completed Projects
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Vintage (1997) fabric from Susan Winget. Simplicity 8552.

I was careful not to have a big ole moon or pumpkin right on my bustpoint, but I should have cut the sleeves a half repeat over to move the two red houses and the two yellow houses away from each other. Live and learn. The next time I made a raglan I checked the pattern alignment on the sleeve to bodice join more carefully

I work in a Friends (Quaker) school, and we don’t do weapons. I used my extremely useful permanent markers to change the guns into money bags, and to diversify the all-white cast.

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Cute shirt, and fabric made only better by your alterations.

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What a fun Halloween shirt! I love the changes you made to the print!

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Again, you amaze me! Your alterations just make it all that much better

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Wonderful. Love your fixes.

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That’s so fun!

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Very very cool!

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:cowboy_hat_face: YeeeEEEE-HAW! Your handmade goodness is one of this week’s Featured Projects! :fireworks:

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Woohoo! I’m wearing it today!

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The fabric is cool, and you made it even better. Great shirt.

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Absolutely adorable! I love your little “fixes” to the fabric. A little marker made it a lot better. :slight_smile:

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Great shirt! I love the alterations, and well done for thinking ahead about the bust placement, lol, I wish I would remember to do that sometimes!!