Here's a quick fix that I just had to make. I had gotten some plain tank tops from Old Navy earlier this summer with the intention of making something cool with them. So grab some of your cutest scraps and make patches! And if you think you don't have enough cute scraps, do what I did and order some. I broke down and got some of the sought after Heather Ross munki munki prints from a shop on etsy (which is all out as of now), but you can still find some here and here.
Now if I could only prevent ice cream and popsicles from spilling all over these puppies we'd be in business!
{I also added a smaller patch at the back of shirt, just for fun!}
I have one more tank top refashion coming up for next week, so I'll just keep you on your toes for that one.
p.s. i love my hydrangeas, wish they would stay this way forever...
What a cute idea for the tank tops! I love it! Hydrangeas are my favorite too :)
ReplyDeleteThey look really cute with the patches on them, great idea!:)
ReplyDeleteThose are TOO CUTE! :) I think you picked the perfect fabric.
ReplyDeleteyay, I have some of that bicycle fabric too and have been wondering what to do with it - this is so super cute!
ReplyDeleteOh, absolute love! Especially the bicycle print one. I made a pillow for Hannah log cabin style centered around that same bike! :)
ReplyDeleteI am SO doing this to some of my kids shirts!
Those are adorable! I love the fabric that you chose. What a great way to spruce up some plain tank tops.
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goodness, those prints are adorable!! the bikes especially!
ReplyDeleteThe shirts looked great!
ReplyDeleteLove your hydrangeas. Mine are just coming in. They have a blueish tint to them.
very, very cute Anna! your hydrangeas are beautiful! is it acidic soil that makes them more purpley? or do I have that backwards?
ReplyDeletereally love those shirts, what a wonderful idea! perhaps some fashionable bibs to save them from the ice cream ;)
ReplyDeleteSuper quick and super cute!
ReplyDeletei love the tanks. the fabric really is perfect on the pink tanks.
ReplyDeleteMy hydrangeas are blooming too. So pretty. Do you feed yours to make them blue? My are very pink.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea! Just moments ago I was sorting through scraps and came across the HR bikes print. Now I know what I will do with it!
ReplyDeleteVery cute tanks! I love those Heather Ross fabrics. I just posted a picture of my Hydrangeas too, lol.
ReplyDeleteClever girl! Those look great...let me know how you do on the popsicle-proofing!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute. Perfect for dripping popsicles. You'll smile every time you're putting them in the wash!
ReplyDeleteI have a purple hydrangea. A color I would love to see in fabric.
Hey you just gave me a brilliant idea to make tank tops to go with the pajama pants I have been making..... Thanks... :)
ReplyDeleteHeather Ross!! I love it! I only have a few snippets and I'm way too stingy to use them.
ReplyDeleteThose tanks are too cute!
Super cute! I love this idea, and I'm loving those Heather Ross scraps!
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute!!
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