How to resize a blouse and turn it into a trendy piece
Many of us have blouses that have become too small or shirts in a "boring" office style. You don't need to go to a tailor to transform them into fashionable clothing; we will do it using thin inserts of lace, tulle, silk, or other lightweight material. By the way, this idea is also great for pregnant women who need looser clothing.
## How to resize a blouse
1. Unbutton the shirt or blouse, lay it out on a table, and mark the center of the back on the inside. Draw a line for the future cut with a pencil or tailor's chalk and cut the garment. The length of the cut should be from the bottom to the yoke or approximately to the shoulder blade line.
2. Cut a wedge of the desired width from guipure lace or lace fabric and baste it from the inside. Stitch it in place. Important! To keep the insert from bunching up, choose a thin fabric.
The bottom part of the lace can be trimmed into a decorative shape or hemmed by hand with an invisible stitch.
I really do see such inserts quite often. Partially flared items look good not only on those who have "outgrown" their favorite blouse, but also on slim girls. And you can attach the pleat with the insert using buttons, even if they are just decorative, and do the same on the sleeves; it turns out very beautifully. I was simply charmed by this idea from the internet