I, probably, like every girl, have a bunch of things that I feel sorry to throw away, and I don’t feel like wearing anymore. This summer, I decided to thin out this pile a bit and give a second life to old (and not so) things.

target="_blank" name="cut" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"> All the alterations are not cardinal and simple enough, but I still want to share them.

1. The oldest thing is a 25-year-old blouse. My mom gave her to my boyfriend with the words: "Lace is in fashion now." Here it was like this (I’ll immediately apologize for: (a) the quality of the photo; (b) dark clothes).



A frill was fastened on the chest, but I did not photograph it.

I fluttered my sleeves, cleaned the width, embroidered the collar with spikes and replaced the button with a no less ancient one. And the thing can already be worn!



2. The thing is younger. These trousers are about 7 years old.



I wanted to remove the rivets on my hips, but then I changed my mind. She managed to narrow the legs, made cuffs, thereby shortening the length to almost 7/8, and embroidered cuffs with spikes on the sides. I wanted silver rivets, similar to those on the hips, but there was nothing suitable in the store except silver spikes. Gritting my teeth (the sewing spikes are already fed up with me, but we don’t sell the spikes with bolts), I sewed what I had.



3. Jacket 6 years ago. Rather, there was a jacket. Photos "before" left. I removed the sleeves, narrowed them on the sides, embroidered a little shoulders, added a chain - I really liked the result.



4. Last year's cotton shirt. The most ordinary. Here I wanted to decorate the neck - to make something bright. Honestly, I didn’t really like the result: the shirt is stretching, but everything sewn is not. I put it on - and hello, folds and tightness.



5. I asked how to remake this dress target="_blank" href="://secondstreet. ru/blog/kak_peredelat/kak-peredelat-plate. html" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">here. They threw me a lot of simply gorgeous ideas, but because of my laziness (well, the lack of seamstress talent), I just removed my collar and sleeves and worked the edges with an inlay. It turned out to be a good evening option (Lord, and how could I think about what would make it suitable for work?).



It's all. Thank you for your time and looking at my work (rather, work). I am not a magician, but I tried.

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