How to take in tops that are too big

How to fix tank top straps if they're too long - adjust tank top straps using this DIY tutorial with clear video, pictures and instructions.

Learn how to take in a shirt to make it smaller the right way with this easy step by step sewing tutorial and instructions. How to make a shirt smaller.

When I posted my sailboat tee tutorial a few weeks ago, I promised a tutorial on taking in the sleeves. This is really the most simple alteration out there, but it makes a huge difference, especially if you’re trying to avoid the 90’s baggy look (which, um, I hope you are). Here’s the t-shirt I […]

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This is terrible advice, categorically, for someone with a large bust. It's only helpful if you only have the option of shopping for clothes. Edit- I should have read more carefully, but still. Cowls are not a good idea for large busts. I'm glad I can sew.

I’ve been loving this DIY 2-piece “dress,” and the idea crept into my head to refashion this Kate Spade fan print dress into something similar.

This one’s an oldie but a goodie. Refashion a knit shirt by inserting panels of fabric on the sides. The practical reasons behind doing this refashion could be: 1. make a small shirt bigger 2. make a big shirt smaller 3. get rid of unsightly evidence of perspiration 4. use tapered fabric inserts to make... Read More »

Many women choose a V-neck because it draws the eye up toward the face and creates a heart shape. It can also create an illusionary effect that elongates the body -- and who doesn't want that? Even if you're not an experienced sewer, you can transform your crew necks into flattering V-neck shirts in just a few simple steps. http://www.ehow.com/how_8777581_turn-crew-neck-tshirt-vneck.html?utm_source=pinterest.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=freestyle&utm_campaign=fanpage

I have a lot of shirts and dresses where the armhole is just too big or wide. Here's a tutorial to fix those large armholes.