Elegant Bell Sleeve Top Refashion

By: Liz from cottonandcurls.com

By: Liz from cottonandcurls.com

Transform your hubby's old dress shirt into a chic and stylish blouse that's fashion forward and budget-friendly with this easy refashioning project. A quick project that you can make in an afternoon, this Elegant Bell Sleeve Top Refashion is the stylish solution to an overcrowded closet, and shows you how to take an oversized dress shirt and transform it into a designer-inspired top with a loose, comfy fit and bell sleeves. This DIY refashioning project also comes with a video tutorial if you're a visual learner, and shows you each step of the design process. Treat yourself to a stylish top that's perfect for spring with this upcycling tutorial.

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Project TypeMake a Project

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Sewn byMachine

Easy

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Lynn K

Jun 26, 2017

LOVE this top and it is rated Easy too, double win! Beautifully feminine and so stylish, I can totally see myself wearing it and looking absolutely gorgeous, lol! I am going to make my sleeves a little bit longer before attached the flared bell but that is just a personal preference. The pattern is really well written and simple to follow.

Cheryl E

Apr 03, 2017

This trendy ruffle bell sleeve-top seems easy enough to sew and from a mens dress shirt no less. Love the upcycle idea of something old to something new. There is a video tutorial that is most helpful in how to make the transformation. The shirt buttons from the back which is a delightful surprise detail.

jadoredior

Mar 27, 2017

I think this is so flattering AND it looks expensive. I like that I can hit thrift stores to make something that looks like it cost a lot of money. Thanks!