Help me, craftgrrls!
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Hi! :) Long time lurker, first time poster...
Anyway, I suddenly find myself with about four large light blue oxford men's shirts. (My employer has recently changed the dress code, and I'm left with useless shirts.) I have a vague idea of maybe making a skirt out of one of them. I seem to remember seeing a skirt made out of an old Western-style men's button-up, but I have no idea how it would be done.
So my questions are: anybody have a tutorial for turning a men's shirt into a skirt? OR anybody have a better idea of what to do with these old things??
Note: There is a small, machine-embroidered logo above the right pocket which I would like to cover. I was thinking a patch... but I don't know. It's a little too close to the pocket to be able to cut it off and I'm not sure if I could rip out that much stitching.
PS - Mad props to anyone who knows the 'mystery employer'! ;)
Thanks! Happy crafting!