15 Minute Lacy Blazer
Jazz up your plain blazer in a few easy steps. With just a few materials you can sew this 15 Minute Lacy Blazer to easily add some flair to a formerly-ordinary jacket. Sewing your own clothes can be a fun and rewarding experience.
A DIY blazer is the perfect way to update your wardrobe without spending a lot of money. You'll love showing off this stylish blazer in casual and formal environments. There's no need to spend big bucks on a designer product when you can sew a fashionable blazer all on your own.
Project TypeMake a Project
Time to CompleteIn an evening
Sewn byEither Hand or Machine
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flowergirl
Jun 29, 2018
Two of my most favorite trending fashion accessories, lace and pom poms. And it gets better on a blazer. I've seen this on some tank tops and maxi dresses and it looks absolutely adorable so if you're into this follow his simple tutorial. I've only ever seen the lace done in white, it gives the outfit a traditional bohemian style and it's a great way to turn a blazer into a cute fashion item.
Weberme
Feb 03, 2017
Oh my gosh. This is so stunning and all you have to do is use a pre-existing blazer or top. I was going to make a shirt for my daughter using a pattern but this is so much quicker and easier. I know this is going to be real addicting to me. I am going to hit yard sales and thrift stores for my daughter and grand daughter. I remember these blouses back in the 70's.Super tutorial and nice pictures.
AFC Editor Annalis a
Jan 08, 2016
This is such a simple refashioning project that adds so much to the piece. I think the lace adds a romantic feel and a lot more interest to the blazer.
lynnettefrance 818 6252
Dec 09, 2013
I took your idea and used it on a plain jeans jacket. I added lace panels to the front, shortened the sleeves to add lace cuffs, and added lace to the back similar to your idea. I did not cut the jeans material away from the lace, except for the cuffs. Also, I added a cute trim with gold coins instead of the trim with the balls. It turned out so cute. I never got compliments on it before, and not everyone compliments me on this refashioned jacket! Thanks for the cute idea.
bittseyiam 5830525
Aug 27, 2013
This blouse is so lovely and easy to make. Even I can do this. lol Thanks for the great instructions.
susangailseal 8385 096
Jun 17, 2013
Today I saw someone wearing a blouse with back lace inset and thought" I could make that. I was amazed to see my email with your project featured. Now I know how! love it. Thanks!
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