The other evening, I got the sudden urge to clean. This is a very rare occurrence, because I do not like to clean one bit. Okay, I like when everything is clean, but I don't like the process of doing it.
I cleaned out the wardrobe. I went through all of my clothing and threw things aside that were not going back in the wardrobe. Some needed to be washed; some needed renovation; some needed to be given away. It's not been an easy process, because some of the things that I don't wear, and haven't worn in some time, were given to me by my mother, and it's still hard to let go of them. But I think it's time.
Some are items I would like to keep. One is a long-sleeved silk shirt that will have to be turned into a short-sleeved silk shirt, because one of the sleeves tore unexpectedly at the elbow one day when I was at work, which was highly embarrassing. Another is also a long-sleeved silk shirt, which has a lighter stain (the shirt is purple) one one sleeve. A third is a long-sleeved silk shirt which I made the mistake of trying to clean with Nature's Miracle, and it left lighter patches in the underarm area.
How easy is it to turn a shirt into, say, a tanktop? I have another shirt that I like very much, but it's too small on me now (especially since I started doing yoga regularly and built up the upper arms). Can it, somehow, be redone?
I cleaned out the wardrobe. I went through all of my clothing and threw things aside that were not going back in the wardrobe. Some needed to be washed; some needed renovation; some needed to be given away. It's not been an easy process, because some of the things that I don't wear, and haven't worn in some time, were given to me by my mother, and it's still hard to let go of them. But I think it's time.
Some are items I would like to keep. One is a long-sleeved silk shirt that will have to be turned into a short-sleeved silk shirt, because one of the sleeves tore unexpectedly at the elbow one day when I was at work, which was highly embarrassing. Another is also a long-sleeved silk shirt, which has a lighter stain (the shirt is purple) one one sleeve. A third is a long-sleeved silk shirt which I made the mistake of trying to clean with Nature's Miracle, and it left lighter patches in the underarm area.
How easy is it to turn a shirt into, say, a tanktop? I have another shirt that I like very much, but it's too small on me now (especially since I started doing yoga regularly and built up the upper arms). Can it, somehow, be redone?
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