How to add a sleeve to a sleeveless top

From the Blogger: "This is a tutorial to add easy sleeves to your top or dress. Many times, you have a favourite top or dress you simply cannot wear because it does not have sleeves. These two sleeves can be made without drafting a pattern or taking measurements. With two pieces of fabric scraps which match the garment, you can add sleeves to any sleeveless garment. The first one is a simple cap sleeve and the next, a fluttery sleeve which you add outside the sleeve cap."

Learn how to add sleeves to sleeveless dresses or tops.

These weeks are flying by — somehow it’s time for another round of DIY Friday! Lulu*s sent me this dress a few months ago, and although I totally loved it, I don’t wear sleeveless tops, so it was super annoying to have to wear a jacket or a sweater over it all the time. We’ve […]

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