The Topshop version didn't have studs but I added them anyway as I can't seem to resist studding things at the moment.
Speak soon. x
Monday, 20 February 2012
Sleeveless Shirt DIY
Last Sunday I went shopping and fell completely in love with this sleeveless shirt from Topshop. Although £26 is perfectly reasonable for a shirt for some reason Topshop makes me incredibly stingy, so much of the stuff is overpriced that I always have to scuttle off down the road to Primark for a cheaper alternative. Unluckily Primark didn't really have a lot to offer, at least not until I spotted their sale section when I was on my way to the till. I never really think to check out the Primark sale - it's cheap enough already but a checked shirt caught by eye so I wandered over. Unluckily this shirt had sleeves but it was pretty much the same checked pattern as the Topshop one. I can deal with sleeves I thought, they can easily be removed. So I bought it, for only £3 how could I say no.
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I love the studs, such a good idea to do this. Well done :) xxx
ReplyDeletethis is a great DIY!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fab idea! Love it x
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea, and much cheaper than Topshop!!
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I am still meaning to do this to a load of my old school shirts! Love this idea, £26 would have been a ridiculous amount to pay considering yours looks so good! xx
ReplyDeleteSuch a great DIY! Love how the shirt came out.
ReplyDeleteI love how your shirt turned out really cute :) x
ReplyDeleteI'm completely the same when it comes to Topshop! Your DIY shirt looks way better anyway and no one else will have it! xx
ReplyDeleteLove this idea, it's amazing what a couple of snips of the scissors and a couple of studs can do to transform a shirt! I'm completely the same about topshop, although I've been shopping there more and more recently, but I only ever go in to look in the sale, since that's all I currently can afford!(: x
ReplyDeletei've done this with so many of my shirts, but after i've done it i haven't worn them (probably because i choose to cut up the weirdest coloured shirts, haha) but i'll keep my eyes peeled for a black and white one, i do fancy wearing these tucked into shorts this summer, effortless but lovely :)
ReplyDeleteLooks great, I've just ordered some pearls and studs so as soon as they arrive I'm going to be putting them everywhere!
ReplyDeleteAwesome DIY! Love this.
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Studs! I need them in my life - fab addition xo
ReplyDeleteSo similar to the Topshop one and you've done such a brill job - the studs look great! Definitely inspired me to do some little DIY's, you've saved so much money!
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What a great DIY! I love this.
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very nice and simple diy! and the studs are making this shirt even better!
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This DIY is so cool, I love the added studs too :)
ReplyDeleteWow this is a great idea it looks amazing and the studs add a nice extra touch! x
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I love it :)
ReplyDeletethis is such a cute idea, love it! xx
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for leaving a comment on my blog! I really appreciate it :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for transforming an otherwise boring shirt.
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Thanx for commenting on my blog, I love what you did to this shirt, You have an amazing blog :) x
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