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Shirt Wine Sleeves

14900379_10154093919836687_5868220415235667578_n The holidays are almost upon and with it comes the time for hostess gifts  – as my mother impressed upon me – never show up empty handed.  So instead of showing up with the ubiquitous bottle of wine in a paper gift bag, why not dress up the whole affair….while thinning out your closet at the same time.

MATERIALS

Dress shirt (I love a French cuff shirt for this, but any will do)

Needle and thread or sewing machine

Cufflink (if using a French cuff shirt)

STEPS

Lay out your shirt and measure up 14″from the cuff.  Cut with a pair of scissors.

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Turn the sleeve inside out and sew a seam across the bottom.
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Turn it back right side out, add your bottle of wine and close with the button or cufflink!

There are lots of variations you can do as well – fun summer versions from gingham or linen shirts.  Attach cool buttons over the shirt buttons.  Tuxedo shirts used for champagne.

Never give a boring bottle of wine again!

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Designer on OWN's Emmy winning Home Made Simple, expert on Hallmark's Home & Family, SF boutique owner, avid DIYer, father of 3, and general bon vivant
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